Resolving Conflict

Establishing Order in the Home

At the end of Exodus chapter 2, Moses is a man who has made some horrible decisions (murderer, fugitive), but something happens and this man who was living a very messy life is showing kindness to those in need, getting married and making a home for himself. Then we are told that the Lord (God Himself) takes notice of Moses (and his people). At that point, his story and history makes a dramatic shift. The Lord appears to Moses and humbly, Moses responds with three simple, yet powerful words, "Here I am". As a church we believe that the Lord has taken notice of our prayers over the past year: prayers to see Him do something unexplainable here. So now in the presence of the living God, we, collectively say to Him, "Here We Are."

A New Resolve for the Great Commission (01-01-2012) by David Cannon

Christmas Eve Service 2011

Jesus's descriptions of God's Kingdom are vastly different than the concept that many of us have of His Kingdom. Pastor Ronnie Kendall walks us through portions of the Gospel of Matthew to more deeply examine what Christ is telling us about God's Kingdom and how that should affect us in our daily lives and dealings with others.

Jesus's descriptions of God's Kingdom are vastly different than the concept that many of us have of His Kingdom. Pastor Ronnie Kendall walks us through portions of the Gospel of Matthew to more deeply examine what Christ is telling us about God's Kingdom and how that should affect us in our daily lives and dealings with others.

Jesus's descriptions of God's Kingdom are vastly different than the concept that many of us have of His Kingdom. Pastor Ronnie Kendall walks us through portions of the Gospel of Matthew to more deeply examine what Christ is telling us about God's Kingdom and how that should affect us in our daily lives and dealings with others.

Jesus's descriptions of God's Kingdom are vastly different than the concept that many of us have of His Kingdom. Pastor Ronnie Kendall walks us through portions of the Gospel of Matthew to more deeply examine what Christ is telling us about God's Kingdom and how that should affect us in our daily lives and dealings with others.

Check out what God is doing in the lives of our people and in the lives of the people in Ghana and India. The mission teams from each of these recent trips share their experiences and their hearts.

Jesus's descriptions of God's Kingdom are vastly different than the concept that many of us have of His Kingdom. Pastor Ronnie Kendall walks us through portions of the Gospel of Matthew to more deeply examine what Christ is telling us about God's Kingdom and how that should affect us in our daily lives and dealings with others.

Are you at a place in your life where you are desperate to see God do something . . . Unexplainable? Pastor Ronnie challenges us to ask God to do The Unexplainable in our lives, our families & FBCL. And January 11-22 we will be asked to fast and pray for that very thing.

We look for advice in all sorts of places: self-help books, the cosmos, talk-show gurus, even inside chinese cookies. But one place that we often overlook is the stable where Christ was born. Although humble in its appearance, the truths that we can learn there are invaluable. Join us as we take a fresh look at some Stable Advice God shared with us 2000 years ago at the birth of His Son.

Gratitude is a command given to each believer through God’s Word. It is not conditional nor depend on our circumstances, but is based on having a heart of gratitude for Who God is. This week, we’ll look at Anna, a woman who over the course of a lifetime became a beautiful example to the rest of us of what it looks like to truly Give Thanks.

All of us are fools. The Bible tells us that every person is either a fool for the world or a fool for God -- both indicated by our actions. In this message Daniel Godfree will challenge us to become foolish for the sake of Christ.

All throughout the Bible, people found themselves in seemingly impossible situations. Then two words appeared that signified God moving: “But God”. During this sermon series, Pastor Ronnie walks us through Ephesians Chapter Two and shows us a picture of “Before and After.” That is, the various stages of hopelessness in which humanity finds itself before “But God”, then the “after”: the hope, the joy and the salvation that comes as a result of God moving.

Belief in Motion - Sharing what God is doing in Romania