Moncks Corner

In this first Sunday of the year, our lead pastor Larry introduces the new series Unshakeable. This week is all about trusting in an unwavering God in the unsure times we live in. Be encouraged that when all around us is subject to change, God is the same yesterday, today and forever!

'Tis the night before Christmas and we want to share with you the message of the birth of Christ from our candlelight service on Christmas Eve!

It's Christmastime here at Faith! What better time to recount the story of the birth of Jesus and the beginning of how God revealed His glory throughout all of scripture and continues to do so today!

In the last week of Christmas at the Movies, Pastor Andrew uses "A Christmas Carol" to teach us that it's never too late for complete life transformation. Follow us as we learn that Ebenezer Scrooge's character may be much more similar to us than we think!

This week Pastor Andrew uses "It's A Wonderful Life" to teach us biblical principles on how to enjoy the life God gave us, just like the protagonist George Bailey learns to do!

Movies are the modern day parable! Follow us through this series on some of the most famous Christmas movies to discover deeper meanings behind the stories of these fictional characters. This week Pastor Andrew uses "A Christmas Story" to talk about God's deep and unique love for us and ours for him!

Have you ever heard of YOLO? Well, according to Pastor Andrew, you don't only live once, you live twice! In this message, we learn about the next life and how who we are and what we do now matters when we get to heaven, maybe more than we may realize.

This week Pastor Andrew uses the book of Zechariah to share a message on the hope that Jesus represents for us. If we are feeling hopeless and living a defeated life, we can know that there is hope in Christ!

This week Pastor Andrew explains our role in social justice and how it is a responsibility of the follower of Christ to participate in helping our communities. We are to meet people's physical and spiritual needs and be a blessing to those who are suffering.

In this week's message, Pastor Andrew talks about the prophet Micah and his calling to instruct the nation of Judah to return to the fundamentals of faith. Without these fundamentals we are in danger of being far from God.

We are continuing our series "Forgotten Voices" with the story of Hosea and Gomer.

Have you ever felt a call of God on your life and ran the other way? Luckily, God keeps calling us! Join us as we kick off the first week of our newest series "Forgotten Voices".

Missions Weekend is our favorite weekend of the year because we are part of a team that is making a difference all around the world. In this episode, we have the honor of hearing from Steve Puffpaff, a missionary to the Caribbean Islands.

Have you ever thought that it was wrong to judge others? Me too! But what if we told you that there is a biblical format to how we judge people? In this week's message, Pastor Andrew takes us through the biblical, God-honoring way to judge others.

Have you ever heard this phrase before? A lot of people use it these days and think they are quoting a promise from God; however, in this week's message Pastor Andrew takes us through Scripture and encourages us that we always have an option to choose God in our struggle.

In this week's message in our series "God Didn't Say That", Pastor Andrew takes us through the myth of "God just wants me to be happy!". It's not that God doesn't want you to enjoy a life filled with Him, but happiness is not what we are chasing here.

As we begin our new series "God Didn't Say That" across all of our Faith Campuses, we will be debunking a few surprising myths of Christianity that have been inspired by the culture around us. What God's word says, and what we believe, really matters!

In this week's message, we take a look into how the story of the Good Samaritan really applies to us today!

In this week's message, Pastor Andrew shows us what it looks like to go further in relationship with God and others by finding your purpose in your faith community.