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Seem like hell out there? Let’s gather for worship – because mission matters!
This captures my imagination: Jesus once said that the gates of hell would not prevail against his church. Wow! And the church is on the move! But what is this church Jesus speaks of? What is it’s clearest, simplest form? … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, faith, First Coast, food, Learning, Life, Life on mission, love, party, picnic, Prayer, Racial reconciliation, recovery, Worship Gathering
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The Kingdom Is in Your Midst – FCMC Update
1) To some people who were missing the point, Jesus said, “The Kingdom of God is in your midst…” (Luke 17:21). We don’t want to miss the point. God is at work all around us. God’s Kingdom is growing in … Continue reading
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Tagged Discipleship, faith, First Coast, huddle, Kingdom of God, Missional Community, St. Johns, worship, Young Lives
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Why I Started This Church.
One day, a woman came to see me to seek some help from her pastor. After a few minutes, she made a request. “I’ve been attending some of Heather’s Bible Studies, and it’s been really good.” (That sounded like a … Continue reading
Our Story, So Far
Updated this for our meeting tonight… Thought I’d share the story of FCMC! Our Story (so far). In the Spring of 2013, God pulled together about twenty people from five different churches. We had a number of things in common. Many of … Continue reading