Faith Fellowship Church Sermons - Clarence NY

What legacy will you leave for your children? Our responsibility as Christian parents is to faithfully teach our children and grandchildren who God is and what He has done. What an awesome privilege!

The purpose of the book of Romans is to help a church grown in understanding of the gospel, believing the gospel more, living according to the gospel more and preaching the gospel more so that the church might become a missional church.

In this passage, we see that the Apostle Paul prayed with a begging-like passion and intensity. Paul and the Mission Team's prayers were prompted by the former faithfulness of the church at the Thessalonica to the Lord.

He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed! Listen as the Elders of FFC share seven elements of Jesus' death, burial and resurrection.

What would you write to your child if you were separated? In 1 Thessalonians, Pastor Paul writes to his beloved congregation in Thessalonica. He assures them of his affection, love and commitment, encourages them to remain faithful in their spiritual...

Why 1 Thessalonians? Paul wrote this letter to encourage believers, especially new believers in their personal relationship and walk with God.

In this passage, YHWH God promised eventual release of the rest of the exiles from captivity. Israel would survive! Exile would not be the death of the nation, for God would open their prison. God would raise them from the grave.

What do you do when what you've put your faith in comes up short? Jeremiah's preaching dismantled the "rock" of Israel's self-confident assurance (their temple, covenant, monarchy, law). In this summary, we will see the king...

In spite of the people’s unbelief and rebellion, the word of the Lord, thru the preaching of Jeremiah accomplished its work. We’ll see how the king was overthrown and destroyed and Jeru was uprooted and demolished.

The message God gives Jeremiah is a source of comfort and hope to the prophet, empowering him to better handle his nations stubbornness and imminent judgment, since he knew in the end justice would be served (to both Judah and Babylon). The exiles...

How does the gospel, once cherished, become marginalized by those who simultaneously affirm their commitment to the gospel? How does the gospel become neglected, forgotten and finally irrelevant?

Following God’s judgment of the “great” nation of Babylon, now comes its utter devastation. As a result, the Jewish exiles being help in oppression in Babylon will be able to return to their homeland, both forgiven and redeemed.

Last week, we looked at four declarations of God's plan of redemption, this week we are going to see how no one can compare the Great and Mighty God.

In Jeremiah 50, we see how God will finally bring judgment on Babylon and that Judah will be able to return to their own land, completely forgiven and redeemed. All of Israel and Judah can put their hope and faith in God, because God will accomplish...

We live in a callous culture, where people are willing to defiantly cross any line, speak disrespectfully of any authority. Words have the power to not only distort, deceive and wound, but also to sway an entire culture. Christians need God's...

Being found isn’t as beautiful if you don’t admit you were once lost. Receiving sight isn’t so miraculous if you weren’t once blind. The thing about the good news of the Gospel that is tough to swallow, is the fact that it is preceded by some very bad...

This morning, the dominant tone of the entire chapter is one of mourning and profound lament;God is grieving over Moab's idolatry.

Awe of God reminds us of who God is and redefines who we are.

May we, the body at FFC, exhort and encourage one another to remain strong, to remain faithful. May Hebrews 3:12 be our daily reality,that we exhort one another as long as it is called today.

Jesus' death was no tragedy: He was born to die so that we might live.