Faith Fellowship Church Sermons - Clarence NY

Comfort and Hope is a sermon that teaches on five truths that give hope and comfort in every situation. The fives truths include: 1. Christ desires to be with His people, 2. Christ is powerful, 3. We will be delivered from this life, 4. We will be...

In this passage, Paul is comforting the Christians in Thessalonica with the hope of an eternal home in heaven.

Today we see that Paul shifts gears from sexual purity to loving each other in the fellowship. Biblically, brotherly love refers to the relationship of believers (the church) which is established in Jesus blood.

Only as we submit to biblical directions will we be set free from personal preferences. Today we will look at discipline's protection, the goal of discipline and the hope of discipline.

Today we will learn about restoration, reunion and joyfully sharing in one another's lives. Though not every case of discipline will end up in restoration, restoration must be discipline's ultimate purpose.

The duty of discipline in the fellowship is one of the most neglected parts fellowship within the church today. Yet with thoughtful minds and receptive hearts, we see that the Scriptures give a central place to discipline when it speaks of building...

Christians are to make God's will the practice of their lives, nothing more, nothing less, nothing else. Obedience to God's will in the area of sexual purity has far reaching implications for God's blessing and prosperity.

In chapter 4, Paul is now encouraging the Thessalonians to have the goal of spiritual excellence. The primary teaching of this epistle is concluded at the end of chapter 3 and on the basis of that content comes Paul's exhortation to excellence.

What is it that unites diverse people within the church? Our common life is tied directly to a common faith. Same Father, same family. Family faith focused on a future with God begins with understanding that one day with God is better than 1000 days...

Nothing puts people together like the gospel of Jesus Christ. Nothing takes people from such different backgrounds, educational capacities/degrees and interest/focus and brings them together with a wholesome oneness apart from the grace of the Lord...

When Paul was unable to travel to Thessalonica, he chose to send Timothy to go in order to cultivate their commitment, strengthen their courage and in doing so build their character and to block any temptation from Satan. There were many positives to...

Today, we will look at how Paul specifically desired to return to the church at Thessalonica and that he regrets being unable to do so. Paul was passionate to see them again, face to face.

Dr. David Anderson, Faith Fellowship's first pastor, shares with us from Philippians 2 regarding eight aspects of a vibrant Christian faith.

This morning we want to look at how Paul contrasts the believing Thessalonians and the unbelieving Jews. The Thessalonians went down the narrow road and the unbelieving Jews went down the wide road.

Following instruction on how to stand firm in the face of prideful divisiveness and compromise, Paul exhorts them to act like men and to be strong.

As Paul looks deep down in himself, he sees a lack, insufficiency. His confidence, no matter what others say, isn't in himself but in God. This perspective is the cornerstone of each page of the Bible.

Joy is found in God's presence, in proclaiming truth, loving obedience, answered prayer, and in fellowship. The bottom line is that the joy of the Lord is the Christian's strength.

Memorial Day It is important for us to have a sense of history, a sense of what has been done on our behalf by those from previous generations. We should observe Memorial Day because it illustrates the importance of having memorials. We need to...

Have you ever found yourself forgetting why you do what you do? While it is foundational that unbelievers need to hear the gospel proclaimed, they also need to witness the gospel lived out in love and deeds which exemplify the power of the gospel...

Without Christian homes, the Christian church would cease to exist. The problem is we'v looked to institutions to replace the home. Result? The sanctity, authority, and love of the home have been forfeited. Dissolve the Christian home and the...