Ed Young & Fellowship Church

<p>Contemporary culture has a distorted view of what it means to be a person, emphasizing vanity over value, wealth over worth, and upward mobility over a higher calling.<br><br>In this message Pastor Ed Young confronts the pain and scars that affect our self-esteem and encourages us to see exactly who we are in the eyes of a God who loves us beyond compare and wants the best for our lives.</p>

<p>The pathway that leads to promiscuity doesn’t end at the edge and the ledge of adultery. It’s a path that ends in a debilitating and destructive fall. In this message, Ed Young teaches us how to take the necessary steps to move back from the ledge and ultimately discover God’s best for us in both life and love.</p>

<p>We all want to call our own shots and run the show. As a result, it's often a struggle to put ourselves under the authority of others. But how we respond to authority reveals a lot about who we are and who we will become.<br><br><br>In this message, Pastor Ed Young helps us see how the authority figures in our lives are there to mold and shape us into the people God has called us to be.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor Ed Young teaches from 2 Samuel 9 about the grace David showed Mephibosheth. This simple story foreshadows the grace God had shown us through Jesus’ death, burial and resurrection. Like Mephibosheth, when we were in a state of dishonor, God didn't hesitate. He searched us out, spared us, and, now, gives us a seat at His table We are adopted as members of the royal family and blessed greatly — something we’ll never deserve by our own merit. Have you accepted God’s invitation to dine at the ultimate King’s table?</p>

<p>The UFC is known for its electric and epic fights. But long before fighters fought it out in the octagon, there was a blockbusting biblical battle found in 1 Samuel between David and Goliath. It's the quintessential underdog, winner-takes-all battle of all ages.<br> <br>In this sermon, Pastor Ed Young teaches that if we totally rely on God, with every sinew and every nerve in our nature, we will be victorious over any giant. We’ll learn how to subdue the Goliaths in our lives with "5 stones." Right now, God is looking at us and saying, "It's time to do battle in the UFC!"</p>

<p>Pastor Ed and Lisa share their story of hope and healing as they navigate and grieve the death of their daughter. No matter what you're facing, this will be a time for finding comfort and peace through the pain.</p>

<p>“I quit.” “I'm done.” “I'm out of here.” ”I've had enough.” We say these phrases when we want to quit, and the “quit” in our culture is incredible. We simply love to quit! <br><br>In this message, Pastor Ed Young teaches from the character of Noah, the Old Testament ark-builder, that when we break through the quitting points in life, we can expect a breakthrough.</p>

<p>It's crazy how many doors we walk through every day, bedroom doors, bathroom doors, front doors, back doors, revolving doors, there are doors everywhere.<br><br>In this message Pastor Ed Young teaches the Bible is the open door to life. Jesus stands at the door and knocks, If we open the door and allow God to enter the door of our hearts, then Christ will transform our lives and we’ll become a new creation.</p>

<p>What in the cell is going on? Pastor Ed Young delves into the beautiful metaphor of the family as a cell, explaining God's divine blueprint for families. Drawing parallels between the intricacies of cell biology and the family structure, Pastor Young highlights the pivotal role of the church, the importance of spiritual leadership, and the attacks our families face in today's society.</p><p><br></p>

<p>In this message, Ed Young and Cliff Knechtle engage in an honest and thought-provoking dialogue addressing tough questions about Christianity, faith, and culture. Through personal stories and direct answers, they explore the reliability of the Bible, the distinctiveness of Jesus, the differences between Christianity and other religions, and the Christian perspective on sexuality and identity.</p>