Luke 17:11-19. Luke 17 records an encounter Jesus had with ten lepers who asked Him for mercy. In this sermon, Evangelist Jacob Holman reflects on that meeting to find some important lessons about faith, thankfulness, and healing.

Psalm 121-122. We conclude our study of the Songs of Ascents in the Psalms. In this sermon, Evangelists Jacob Holman and Gavin Williams examine how these two psalms convey the joy and peace that can be found through a full understanding of God and His people.

Numbers 22-24. There are not many Bible stories that have an animal as a key character. In the story of Balaam, the Bible tells us he knew the word of God. Balaam learns that God's will always wins. In this study, Evangelist Gavin Williams examines how Balaam constantly rebels against God's will to his own detriment.

Romans 14:13-19. A major message of the New Testament is to live in peace. While many people want peace, how many seek the true peace that comes from God? And, how many people are seeking true peace with others? In this sermon, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines the Bible's instruction to "live in peace with one another."

1 Kings 2:1-9. We place great emphasis on providing our children with a good education. However, do we think as much of a "higher" education that not only prepares our children for this life, but for the one to come? In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman considers the "higher" education that David gave to his son, Solomon. Then looks at three truths about higher education for young people.

1 Kings 19. This chapter of 1 Kings recounts how the prophet Elijah flees a death threat and is overcome with doubt. In this sermon, Evangelist Gavin Williams explores how, on Mount Horeb, God comforts and encourages Elijah.

1 Kings 18. There are many Bible stories that involve a mountain. This chapter in 1 Kings recounts the time Elijah challenged the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel. In this study, Evangelist Gavin Williams examines how God demonstrated His power on Mount Carmel and rained His blessings on Elijah and the people.

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2 Kings 22:8-13. King Josiah tore his clothes when he learned Israel was not following the law. Remembering is a vital part of our faith. In this sermon, Evangelist Wilson Adams offers four tools to help us remember.

Psalm 63. We often long for the good things and good times in life, like holidays, vacations, and retirement. But how often do we long for God? As we ponder that question, we will look at what David wrote in Psalm 63 about longing for God. In this sermon, Evangelist Jacob Holman ponders that question and looks at what David wrote in Psalm 63 about longing for God.

John 8:12-30. One of the major themes of John's gospel is Jesus as "the Light of the World." In this sermon, we consider what Jesus being "the Light of the world" means for those of us who follow Him. In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman considers what Jesus being "the Light of the world" means for those of us who follow Him.

There are two prophetic visions in Ezekiel 37 that serve as a promise of restoration for the exiled people of Israel. In this sermon, Evangelist Gavin Williams looks at how God used dry bones and two sticks to reveal His power to forgive and revive us through Jesus.

As we continue our Q&A series, we look into more questions submitted by members at Fairview Park. In this study, Evangelists Jacob Holman and Gavin Williams answer Bible questions about Christians fasting and what sins do not lead to death, as recorded in 1 John 5:16.je

1 Peter 4:12-19. The subject of suffering is extensively covered throughout the New Testament, from beginning to end. In this sermon, Evangelist Jacob Holman considers various writings from the Apostles Paul and Peter that relate to suffering for Jesus, as well as suffering with Jesus Christ.

John 1:1-18. In the opening lines of the gospel of John, the apostle introduces us to some key concepts about Jesus Christ. In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines Jesus as "the Light of the world" and considers what this phrase reveals about Him.

Matthew 25:14-30. A common question today is "What are you doing?" There seems to be an obsession with what others are doing. The parable of the man who gave three servants a number of talents is a familiar one. Like today, the master in the parable wanted to know what his servants had done with the money. However, the parable is about much more than money. Using this parable, Evangelist Gavin Williams prompts us to examine ourselves and asks, "Which servant are we?" and whether we are using our resources effectively.

Psalm 125-126. In these psalms, the author depicts the world as chaotic, ruled by evil powers that seek to dominate God's people. In this study, Evangelists Gavin Williams and Jacob Holman examine how, despite the chaos, God's presence and blessings shine through.

Building Up One Another 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11, 14. In a world that tears us down, we, as God's people, have the opportunity and responsibility to build each other up. In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines what the Scriptures have to say about building up one another.

Hosea 11-14. The book of Hosea concludes with God portraying Himself as both a hurt Father desiring to show mercy to His prodigal son and as a judge requiring justice for the covenant violations of His people. In this study, Evangelist Gavin Williams examines the Lord's plea for Israel to return to Him.

Hosea 1-3. As we finish our series from the Minor Prophets, we look at Hosea and its unique approach to Israel's infidelity. In this study, Evangelist Jacob Holman examines the first three chapters of Hosea and its timeless message that God's faithful love endures.