Sermons at Fellowship • Winchester, VA

You’ve probably heard the idea that “the word of God is living and active,” but what does that mean? In a world where we are constantly bombarded with messages, what does it look like for us to THRIVE because of scripture? This Fall, we are embarking on a journey of discovery as we focus together on God’s Word. We’ll be answering questions on why the Bible has authority, how it was put together, and what makes it sufficient for life. Listen through this series as we find exciting ways to fall in love with God’s Word and ways to pass on that love to the next generation.

You’ve probably heard the idea that “the word of God is living and active,” but what does that mean? In a world where we are constantly bombarded with messages, what does it look like for us to THRIVE because of scripture? This Fall, we are embarking on a journey of discovery as we focus together on God’s Word. We’ll be answering questions on why the Bible has authority, how it was put together, and what makes it sufficient for life. Listen through this series as we find exciting ways to fall in love with God’s Word and ways to pass on that love to the next generation.

You’ve probably heard the idea that “the word of God is living and active,” but what does that mean? In a world where we are constantly bombarded with messages, what does it look like for us to THRIVE because of scripture? This Fall, we are embarking on a journey of discovery as we focus together on God’s Word. We’ll be answering questions on why the Bible has authority, how it was put together, and what makes it sufficient for life. Listen through this series as we find exciting ways to fall in love with God’s Word and ways to pass on that love to the next generation.

You’ve probably heard the idea that “the word of God is living and active,” but what does that mean? In a world where we are constantly bombarded with messages, what does it look like for us to THRIVE because of scripture? This Fall, we are embarking on a journey of discovery as we focus together on God’s Word. We’ll be answering questions on why the Bible has authority, how it was put together, and what makes it sufficient for life. Listen through this series as we find exciting ways to fall in love with God’s Word and ways to pass on that love to the next generation.

You’ve probably heard the idea that “the word of God is living and active,” but what does that mean? In a world where we are constantly bombarded with messages, what does it look like for us to THRIVE because of scripture? This Fall, we are embarking on a journey of discovery as we focus together on God’s Word. We’ll be answering questions on why the Bible has authority, how it was put together, and what makes it sufficient for life. Listen through this series as we find exciting ways to fall in love with God’s Word and ways to pass on that love to the next generation.

You’ve probably heard the idea that “the word of God is living and active,” but what does that mean? In a world where we are constantly bombarded with messages, what does it look like for us to THRIVE because of scripture? This Fall, we are embarking on a journey of discovery as we focus together on God’s Word. We’ll be answering questions on why the Bible has authority, how it was put together, and what makes it sufficient for life. Listen through this series as we find exciting ways to fall in love with God’s Word and ways to pass on that love to the next generation.

As we begin examining the prophetic words and eternal focus of Jesus, known as the Olivet Discourse, we can feel hopeful that this focus can also be ours. Fear of death can be weakened. Perspectives and choices can be adjusted in order to be more confident when we stand before Jesus Christ. Finally, affections for the present world can be decreased and be replaced with a heartfelt longing for the King’s return. The Olivet Discourse provides believers with more knowledge of God’s program and what’s in store for this world. But God’s intent is more than to know. The discourse is meant to point Christians to a greater eagerness and readiness for the Savior’s arrival. As God’s plan unfolds we can experience a deeper abiding relationship in Christ, “that we not shrink away in shame at His coming.” (1 John 2:28)

As we begin examining the prophetic words and eternal focus of Jesus, known as the Olivet Discourse, we can feel hopeful that this focus can also be ours. Fear of death can be weakened. Perspectives and choices can be adjusted in order to be more confident when we stand before Jesus Christ. Finally, affections for the present world can be decreased and be replaced with a heartfelt longing for the King’s return. The Olivet Discourse provides believers with more knowledge of God’s program and what’s in store for this world. But God’s intent is more than to know. The discourse is meant to point Christians to a greater eagerness and readiness for the Savior’s arrival. As God’s plan unfolds we can experience a deeper abiding relationship in Christ, “that we not shrink away in shame at His coming.” (1 John 2:28)

As we begin examining the prophetic words and eternal focus of Jesus, known as the Olivet Discourse, we can feel hopeful that this focus can also be ours. Fear of death can be weakened. Perspectives and choices can be adjusted in order to be more confident when we stand before Jesus Christ. Finally, affections for the present world can be decreased and be replaced with a heartfelt longing for the King’s return. The Olivet Discourse provides believers with more knowledge of God’s program and what’s in store for this world. But God’s intent is more than to know. The discourse is meant to point Christians to a greater eagerness and readiness for the Savior’s arrival. As God’s plan unfolds we can experience a deeper abiding relationship in Christ, “that we not shrink away in shame at His coming.” (1 John 2:28)

As we begin examining the prophetic words and eternal focus of Jesus, known as the Olivet Discourse, we can feel hopeful that this focus can also be ours. Fear of death can be weakened. Perspectives and choices can be adjusted in order to be more confident when we stand before Jesus Christ. Finally, affections for the present world can be decreased and be replaced with a heartfelt longing for the King’s return. The Olivet Discourse provides believers with more knowledge of God’s program and what’s in store for this world. But God’s intent is more than to know. The discourse is meant to point Christians to a greater eagerness and readiness for the Savior’s arrival. As God’s plan unfolds we can experience a deeper abiding relationship in Christ, “that we not shrink away in shame at His coming.” (1 John 2:28)

As we begin examining the prophetic words and eternal focus of Jesus, known as the Olivet Discourse, we can feel hopeful that this focus can also be ours. Fear of death can be weakened. Perspectives and choices can be adjusted in order to be more confident when we stand before Jesus Christ. Finally, affections for the present world can be decreased and be replaced with a heartfelt longing for the King’s return. The Olivet Discourse provides believers with more knowledge of God’s program and what’s in store for this world. But God’s intent is more than to know. The discourse is meant to point Christians to a greater eagerness and readiness for the Savior’s arrival. As God’s plan unfolds we can experience a deeper abiding relationship in Christ, “that we not shrink away in shame at His coming.” (1 John 2:28)

As we begin examining the prophetic words and eternal focus of Jesus, known as the Olivet Discourse, we can feel hopeful that this focus can also be ours. Fear of death can be weakened. Perspectives and choices can be adjusted in order to be more confident when we stand before Jesus Christ. Finally, affections for the present world can be decreased and be replaced with a heartfelt longing for the King’s return. The Olivet Discourse provides believers with more knowledge of God’s program and what’s in store for this world. But God’s intent is more than to know. The discourse is meant to point Christians to a greater eagerness and readiness for the Savior’s arrival. As God’s plan unfolds we can experience a deeper abiding relationship in Christ, “that we not shrink away in shame at His coming.” (1 John 2:28)

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Marriage is the core relationship in God’s design for the family. It’s the only relationship created to actually model the incredible bond between Jesus Christ and His Church. So naturally, as marriages are strengthened, so is the family, the church, and even society. Marriage matters because God says it matters. He wants our marriages to be a grand display of His grace and His mercy for the whole world to see. Even if you haven’t experienced a marriage relationship, or never plan to, marriage matters to everyone.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

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Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Marriage is the core relationship in God’s design for the family. It’s the only relationship created to actually model the incredible bond between Jesus Christ and His Church. So naturally, as marriages are strengthened, so is the family, the church, and even society. Marriage matters because God says it matters. He wants our marriages to be a grand display of His grace and His mercy for the whole world to see. Even if you haven’t experienced a marriage relationship, or never plan to, marriage matters to everyone.

Marriage is the core relationship in God’s design for the family. It’s the only relationship created to actually model the incredible bond between Jesus Christ and His Church. So naturally, as marriages are strengthened, so is the family, the church, and even society. Marriage matters because God says it matters. He wants our marriages to be a grand display of His grace and His mercy for the whole world to see. Even if you haven’t experienced a marriage relationship, or never plan to, marriage matters to everyone.

Marriage is the core relationship in God’s design for the family. It’s the only relationship created to actually model the incredible bond between Jesus Christ and His Church. So naturally, as marriages are strengthened, so is the family, the church, and even society. Marriage matters because God says it matters. He wants our marriages to be a grand display of His grace and His mercy for the whole world to see. Even if you haven’t experienced a marriage relationship, or never plan to, marriage matters to everyone.

God doesn't love from a distance. This Christmas we're looking at how God Himself continually steps into our mess with the purpose of redemption. The manger of Christ is the penultimate example of God's love for us. Mark Carey will continue to unpack the "Servant Songs" in Isaiah as we prepare to celebrate Christmas this season. Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

God doesn't love from a distance. This Christmas we're looking at how God Himself continually steps into our mess with the purpose of redemption. The manger of Christ is the penultimate example of God's love for us. Mark Carey will continue to unpack the "Servant Songs" in Isaiah as we prepare to celebrate Christmas this season. Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

God doesn't love from a distance. This Christmas we're looking at how God Himself continually steps into our mess with the purpose of redemption. The manger of Christ is the penultimate example of God's love for us. Mark Carey will continue to unpack the "Servant Songs" in Isaiah as we prepare to celebrate Christmas this season. Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

God doesn't love from a distance. This Christmas we're looking at how God Himself continually steps into our mess with the purpose of redemption. The manger of Christ is the penultimate example of God's love for us. Mark Carey will continue to unpack the "Servant Songs" in Isaiah as we prepare to celebrate Christmas this season. Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

God doesn't love from a distance. This Christmas we're looking at how God Himself continually steps into our mess with the purpose of redemption. The manger of Christ is the penultimate example of God's love for us. Mark Carey will continue to unpack the "Servant Songs" in Isaiah as we prepare to celebrate Christmas this season. Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

God doesn't love from a distance. This Christmas we're looking at how God Himself continually steps into our mess with the purpose of redemption. The manger of Christ is the penultimate example of God's love for us. Mark Carey will continue to unpack the "Servant Songs" in Isaiah as we prepare to celebrate Christmas this season. Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

God doesn't love from a distance. This Christmas we're looking at how God Himself continually steps into our mess with the purpose of redemption. The manger of Christ is the penultimate example of God's love for us. Mark Carey will continue to unpack the "Servant Songs" in Isaiah as we prepare to celebrate Christmas this season. Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

God doesn't love from a distance. This Christmas we're looking at how God Himself continually steps into our mess with the purpose of redemption. The manger of Christ is the penultimate example of God's love for us. Mark Carey will continue to unpack the "Servant Songs" in Isaiah as we prepare to celebrate Christmas this season. Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

God doesn't love from a distance. This Christmas we're looking at how God Himself continually steps into our mess with the purpose of redemption. The manger of Christ is the penultimate example of God's love for us. Mark Carey will continue to unpack the "Servant Songs" in Isaiah as we prepare to celebrate Christmas this season. Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.

Many theologians call the book of Isaiah "The Fifth Gospel" because of the depth of truth and clarity of vision concerning the person of Christ. Isaiah is widely renowned as the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, and the book is well worth studying and unpacking together.