Freedom Fellowship

In Daniel chapter 1, we find Daniel as a man who has committed his whole self to God. He was always looking for the favor of God in His life rather than the favor of man (in His case, Babylon). What a great example for Christians around the world today!

As followers of Jesus Christ, our home is in heaven. Babylon seeks to rename us and train us to behave and believe differently. Listen in as we set the groundwork for the rest of the book of Daniel.

The book of Jonah ends with a bit of a twist. Everything seems to end well, but we are left with a question. As the days go by, shouldn't we align ourselves with God's bigger picture?

In Jonah 3, we find the prophet Jonah going where the Lord has gone before Him. An entire city was ready to repent and turn to God, and all that they needed was someone to warn them. God still has an assignment today, and people that you know are still ready to turn to the Lord!

Sometimes we reach our lowest point and remember our God. Jonah shows us how to cry out to God in a desperate time and how tru repentance looks.

We are familiar with the story of Jonah, but are we familiar with how it applies today? Jonah ran as far as he could, but ultimately God had His way. Know that the Lord has an assignment for you, and He wants to use you to further His plan and His Kingdom.

The church family is vital to God's plan for humanity, and it is important for us to know our roles. One of the most important aspects to focus on is that Jesus Christ is our head.

We need families that are Christ-centered. Parents have a big responsibility when it comes to shaping their children. This is a daily work that often gets put too far down our to-do list, but Scripture shows us the reality of putting God first in your family.

We need families that are Christ-centered. Parents have a big responsibility when it comes to shaping their children. This is a daily work that often gets put too far down our to-do list, but Scripture shows us the reality of putting God first in your family.

God desires our worship — not just through words or songs, but with our entire lives. True worship requires all that we are. Today’s message explores the deeper meaning of worship and how it differs from praise.