Fellowship Bible Church - Topeka, Ks

Unstuck faith is loving God with your first and your best (Matthew 22:37). This love for God then moves you to love what He loves and to willingly give your life to His purposes (Jeremiah 29:11-13). This message focuses on the five things God uses to grow your faith.

You reflect God when you live intentionally. Proverbs 16:3 says, “Commit your work to the LORD, and your plans will be established.” An unstuck life is an intentional life that is built upon God’s Word, wisdom and ways. The best way to live is to discover God’s best in every area of life and to pursue this with others.

You were made to shine the light of Christ because of three works of God. By faith, you have the light of Christ. By grace, you are the light of Christ. By design, we shine brighter together. 2 Corinthians 4:1-6

Defining moments in our lives will be remembered and repeated by the people who are influenced by us. This message shares the legacy that Joseph left for his family in Egypt. It was formed by a defining moment in his childhood when his uncle gave kindness to his father, Jacob. Key Passages: Genesis 45:7; Genesis 50:19-21

Fractured families repeat cycles of hurt and revenge. Yet, Christ’s love compels us to reconcile. When we each take the initiative to reconcile, we reflect a God who has richly given us forgiveness, restoration, and grace. Taking the first step to reconcile is the most caring thing you can do. 2 Corinthians 5:14-21

Mutual submission is the path of healthy families. This pattern given to us by Jesus is resisted in our relationships because of our value of authority, personal freedom, control and fairness. Mutual submission communicates significance, honor and love to our families. Ephesians 5:21, Matthew 20:20-28

Relationships of the future are founded on how relate today. This messages focuses on the three stages of parenting; the caregiver, coach and consultant. Knowing what your children need from you will help you encourage, support and affirm them in each stage of development in their lives. Deuteronomy 6, Proverbs 4:11

What's real in your family is not always ideal. What do you do when what's real in your family is conflict? This message explores the key out of conflict is confession; accepting responsibility for your role in conflict. It will also equip you to invite God into your family by praying for your family to seek, love and follow God.

1 Corinthians 11

1 Corinthians 10