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36. FCC Sunday Sermon - The Lord Our Preserver (Psalm 23:5-6)
50:03||Season 2026, Ep. 36During our 2026 summer retreat, we gave attention to this beloved psalm.Before David became king over Israel, he was a shepherd boy. In the fields, he gained firsthand knowledge of the skill, vigilance, courage, and care required to tend sheep, which prepared him to lead a nation. Drawing on that experience, David presents the LORD as the expert and faithful Shepherd of His people.Psalm 23 reminds us that the LORD provides for our souls, protects us from ultimate harm, and preserves us until He has brought us safely home to heaven.May we learn to trust Him more fully and walk with Him more faithfully, knowing that there is no better place to be than under His good and perfect shepherding care.
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35. FCC Sunday Sermon - The Lord Our Protector (Psalm 23:4)
16:54||Season 2026, Ep. 35During our 2026 summer retreat, we gave attention to this beloved psalm.Before David became king over Israel, he was a shepherd boy. In the fields, he gained firsthand knowledge of the skill, vigilance, courage, and care required to tend sheep, which prepared him to lead a nation. Drawing on that experience, David presents the LORD as the expert and faithful Shepherd of His people.Psalm 23 reminds us that the LORD provides for our souls, protects us from ultimate harm, and preserves us until He has brought us safely home to heaven.May we learn to trust Him more fully and walk with Him more faithfully, knowing that there is no better place to be than under His good and perfect shepherding care.34. FCC Sunday Sermon - The Lord Our Provider (Psalm 23:1-3) - Part 2
20:17||Season 2026, Ep. 34During our 2026 summer retreat, we gave attention to this beloved psalm.Before David became king over Israel, he was a shepherd boy. In the fields, he gained firsthand knowledge of the skill, vigilance, courage, and care required to tend sheep, which prepared him to lead a nation. Drawing on that experience, David presents the LORD as the expert and faithful Shepherd of His people.Psalm 23 reminds us that the LORD provides for our souls, protects us from ultimate harm, and preserves us until He has brought us safely home to heaven.May we learn to trust Him more fully and walk with Him more faithfully, knowing that there is no better place to be than under His good and perfect shepherding care.33. FCC Sunday Sermon - The Lord Our Provider (Psalm 23:1-3) - Part 1
12:47||Season 2026, Ep. 33During our 2026 summer retreat, we gave attention to this beloved psalm.Before David became king over Israel, he was a shepherd boy. In the fields, he gained firsthand knowledge of the skill, vigilance, courage, and care required to tend sheep, which prepared him to lead a nation. Drawing on that experience, David presents the LORD as the expert and faithful Shepherd of His people.Psalm 23 reminds us that the LORD provides for our souls, protects us from ultimate harm, and preserves us until He has brought us safely home to heaven.May we learn to trust Him more fully and walk with Him more faithfully, knowing that there is no better place to be than under His good and perfect shepherding care.32. FCC Sunday Sermon - God's Redeemed Community: Holy Hands (1 Timothy 2:8-10)
59:41||Season 2026, Ep. 32For the first time in history, God had formed a redeemed community on earth. How, then, were they to live? What kind of worship would please Him? How were men and women to worship Him in spirit and truth? Paul, the Apostle to the Gentiles, the teacher of the nations, gives us the answer. God wants His redeemed people to draw near to Him as a people unpolluted by sin, marked by repentance and sanctification. May the Lord continually sanctify us and raise up men who will lead us to the presence of our holy Father in heaven.31. FCC Sunday Sermon - Look to the Cross (1 Tim. 2:6b-7)
01:07:51||Season 2026, Ep. 31God’s gracious purpose and saving work intersected at the cross. There Christ, the one Mediator, gave Himself as a ransom for all, and by this singular act revealed the Father’s tender heart toward the lost. When we are tempted to question whether God cares for us in our weakness, grief, and struggles, we must look again to Calvary and rest in the sure proof of His love. This testimony of grace was meant for all the world to know. Therefore, God commissioned Paul as His chosen instrument to proclaim this gospel of grace to the nations. May we, too, be smooth and unobstructed channels of that same grace, making Christ known to all around us.30. FCC Sunday Sermon - Convictions of Compassion (1 Tim. 2:5-7)
01:14:08||Season 2026, Ep. 30Convictions are the roots that hold and steady the tree of compassion. Paul underscores three deep convictions that undergird compassion for the lost: one God, one Mediator, and one Ransom. In this study, we give thoughtful attention to these three biblical truths that move us to pray and labor for the salvation of the lost.