Pastor Matt Hodge (Discipleship Pastor) - ​​​​​Matthew 18​ (Matthew 5:23-24; 18:11, 18-19, 21-22 & 28-35; Luke 17:3-5​; Romans 12:17-21​ & 23-27; Colossians 2:13-15​; 3:13; Ephesians 4:32​; Mark 11:25-26​)   Forgiveness is not easy, but it is possible because of the Gospel!In this lesson, we explore what forgiveness truly means, why it’s essential for our hearts and relationships, and how we can put it into practice in everyday life. Using Scripture as our guide, we’ll uncover how God calls us to release anger, bitterness, and vengeance, extend mercy to others, and trust Him with justice. Whether you’re struggling to forgive or want to understand the heart of God’s grace, this lesson will equip and inspire you to live a life marked by freedom, peace, and restoration.   Series description: Life would be easier if people were perfect — but God designed us to grow through relationships, not apart from them.How to Human is a four-week Bible study about learning to love people the way God does — through connection, grace, forgiveness, friendship, and hospitality.Each week takes a practical and biblical look at how to handle real-life relationships in a world full of imperfect people. Whether you’ve been hurt, frustrated, or just trying to be a better friend, this series helps believers rediscover God’s heart for human connection.   How to Human — Learning to Love, Forgive, and Get Along; God's WayWeek 3: When Someone Hurts You (Forgiveness)   I. Forgiveness ​definedII. Forgiveness ​illustratedIII. Forgiveness ​explainedA. ​forgiveness ​acknowledges the ​offenseB. ​forgiveness ​seeks ​restoration & ​reconciliationC. ​forgiveness ​is ​committed to ​a ​resolutionIV. Forgiveness ​practicedV. Forgiveness ​demanded   Week 3 - Notes

Ben Schettler (Co-founder & President, The Center for Truth in Love) - John 8:44; Romans 1:6 & 16; 1 Peter 3:14-16   Ben Schettler, Co-founder and President of The Center for Truth in Love, shares what it means to live with courage and clarity in the midst of spiritual battles—especially in today’s culture. The enemy works through lies and shame to hold people back, but God’s truth brings real freedom. As followers of Jesus, we don’t have to live in fear or embarrassment—the Word of God gives us strength to stand firm and love well. In the end, truth in love always leads to triumph.   Series description: We serve the living God—He is alive, active, and working in the world today! This is a truth we celebrate and stand on. But we must also acknowledge another reality: we have an enemy who is also alive, active, and at work. There is an unseen war happening around us every day. Satan’s attacks aren’t always visible, but they’re deeply felt—through broken lives, damaged marriages, and chains of addiction, anxiety, and depression. Do you know your enemy?Do you know who you are in Christ?Do you know what God has already given you to stand firm and fight back? You don’t have to live in defeat. God has equipped you with everything you need to stand your ground and live in victory. The Unseen is real—but we are on the winning side.   THE UNSEEN: A Series in Spiritual Warfare "In the Public Square"   What are the enemy's tactics? - The Devil is the Father of lies. - The Devil shames those he cannot deceive.   The power of truth in love   Christians should not be ashamed - Christians cannot be ashamed - Christians who are not equipped will be ashamed   The Sword of the Spirit is the Word of God - God uses believers   In the Public Square - Slides

Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - ​​​​​Matthew 5:9, 23-24 & 44; 7:3-5; 18:15; Ephesians 4:1-3 & 26-27 & 30-32; Proverbs 12:18; 13:10; 16:7, 18 & 20; 20:3; 29:23; 1 John 4:20-21; James 1:19; Romans 14:12-13; 15:1-2   You can’t avoid conflict, but you can honor God through it.Conflict reveals character. Instead of reacting with anger, believers are called to respond with humility, patience, and grace. The goal isn’t to win an argument — it’s to preserve unity and reflect Christ.   Series description: Life would be easier if people were perfect — but God designed us to grow through relationships, not apart from them.How to Human is a four-week Bible study about learning to love people the way God does — through connection, grace, forgiveness, friendship, and hospitality.Each week takes a practical and biblical look at how to handle real-life relationships in a world full of imperfect people. Whether you’ve been hurt, frustrated, or just trying to be a better friend, this series helps believers rediscover God’s heart for human connection.   How to Human — Learning to Love, Forgive, and Get Along; God's WayWeek 2: Resolving Conflict   Fact #1 - Conflict is part of life Fact #2 - Conflict turns to sin when it is resolved Fact #3 - Unresolved conflict hinders your fellowship with God Fact #4 - Unresolved conflict always gets worse   Steps to resolving conflict: 1. It starts with you 2. Make the first move 3. Use the power of humility 4. Listen for their hurts 5. Do what's right and leave the rest to God   Week 2 - Notes

Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - ​Ephesians 6:16 (Ephesians 6:16; Hebrews 11:1; Romans 10:17; 2 Corinthians 5:7; 10:4-5; Luke 4:8)   Faith is one of the most familiar—and most powerful—words in the Christian life. It’s more than what we believe; it’s how we live. Faith is our confidence in God when everything around us feels uncertain. In the armor of God, faith is described as a shield—something we must take up when the enemy launches his flaming arrows. Faith isn’t just knowledge about God; it’s the trust you hold on to when life is under attack. The arrows will come—unexpected and fierce—but your faith is designed to stand between you and the enemy’s assault. So don’t just talk about faith—take it up. Embrace it.   Series description: We serve the living God—He is alive, active, and working in the world today! This is a truth we celebrate and stand on. But we must also acknowledge another reality: we have an enemy who is also alive, active, and at work. There is an unseen war happening around us every day. Satan’s attacks aren’t always visible, but they’re deeply felt—through broken lives, damaged marriages, and chains of addiction, anxiety, and depression. Do you know your enemy?Do you know who you are in Christ?Do you know what God has already given you to stand firm and fight back? You don’t have to live in defeat. God has equipped you with everything you need to stand your ground and live in victory. The Unseen is real—but we are on the winning side.   THE UNSEEN: A Series in Spiritual Warfare "Embrace Faith"   I. The enemies arrows II. The warriors defense A. you must grow in your faith B. you must apply your faith   Illustration #1:  ​A​ full size shield.

Pastor Chris Andrews (Associate Pastor) - ​​​​​Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 (Genesis 2:18; Ecclesiastes 4:9-12; Hebrews 10:24-25; 1 Peter 5:8; Galatians 6:2; Matthew 5:9; 22:37-40; 28:19; 1 Corinthians 12:12-14)   You were created for community, not isolation.From the very beginning, God designed people for connection — to Him and to one another. Faith is not meant to be lived in solitude. Relationships strengthen, encourage, and keep us grounded in God’s purpose.   Series description: Life would be easier if people were perfect — but God designed us to grow through relationships, not apart from them.How to Human is a four-week Bible study about learning to love people the way God does — through connection, grace, forgiveness, friendship, and hospitality.Each week takes a practical and biblical look at how to handle real-life relationships in a world full of imperfect people. Whether you’ve been hurt, frustrated, or just trying to be a better friend, this series helps believers rediscover God’s heart for human connection.   How to Human — Learning to Love, Forgive, and Get Along; God's WayWeek 1: Made for Connection   ​3 Rules for Life Rule #1: Life isn't meant to be lived alone. Rule #2: We're better and stronger together. Rule #3: With God at the center, relationships thrive.   Week 1 - Notes

Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - ​Ephesians 6:15 (Psalms 23:3-6; 2 Timothy 1:7; Ephesians 6:11 & 15; John 14:1 & 25-27; Philippians 4:6-7; 1 Thessalonians 5:17; 1 Peter 5:7)   In the unseen battle for our minds, fear and anxiety are among the enemy’s most powerful weapons. They whisper lies that feed our worry and make us want to quit. They strike hardest in the valleys and dark times we all face in life.In this message, we’ll uncover how the peace of God acts as both armor and assurance in the middle of spiritual warfare. Fear and anxiety do not have to control us — this is how Satan attacks, but God has given us the powerful gift of peace that only comes from Him.It’s time to walk in peace!   Series description: We serve the living God—He is alive, active, and working in the world today! This is a truth we celebrate and stand on. But we must also acknowledge another reality: we have an enemy who is also alive, active, and at work. There is an unseen war happening around us every day. Satan’s attacks aren’t always visible, but they’re deeply felt—through broken lives, damaged marriages, and chains of addiction, anxiety, and depression. Do you know your enemy?Do you know who you are in Christ?Do you know what God has already given you to stand firm and fight back? You don’t have to live in defeat. God has equipped you with everything you need to stand your ground and live in victory. The Unseen is real—but we are on the winning side.   THE UNSEEN: A Series in Spiritual Warfare "​Walk in Peace"   ​1. Unload your heart to God 2. Ask God for help 3. Thank God for the blessings in your life   Illustration #1: A child embracing her father.

Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - ​​​​​​​Ruth 1:20-21; 3:1-18; 4:1-22; Deuteronomy 25:5; 1 Corinthians 6:11; 2 Corinthians 1:21; Job 29:14; Ezekiel 16:8; John 6:37; 1 Thessalonians 5:22; Judges 17:6; 1 Peter 1:18; Romans 6:23; Galatians 3:13; Revelation 5:9   The book of Ruth is more than just a love story—it’s a powerful picture of our redemption story. Throughout these chapters, we see faith, redemption, and God’s providence beautifully at work.Ruth’s bold trust and Boaz’s integrity lead to a story of restoration and grace. Through their obedience, God not only redeems their circumstances but also weaves Ruth into the lineage of David, leading to the birth of Jesus.This story powerfully reveals the unchanging faithfulness of God, even in the midst of brokenness.   Series description: In the book of Ruth, we see God’s providence at work—weaving redemption out of loss, love out of loyalty, and hope out of despair. What begins with famine, grief, and bitterness unfolds into a story of faithful devotion, divine provision, and unexpected grace. Through Ruth’s courage and Boaz’s kindness, God restores a broken family—and lays the foundation for the coming of Christ, our ultimate Redeemer. Ruth reminds us that even in our darkest chapters, God is writing a redemptive story far greater than we can imagine.   Ruth — God's Redemptive Love StoryLesson 4Redeemed   1. Redemption addresses our debt. 2. Redemption addresses His payment for our debt. 3. Redemption addresses our relationship to Christ. 4. Redemption explains our response to Christ.   Lesson 4 - Notes

Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - ​Ephesians 6:14 (James 4:7 & 17; Ephesians 2:1; 6:10 & 13-14; Titus 3:5; Isaiah 45:19; 64:6; 2 Corinthians 5:21; Romans 10:9-10; Matthew 5:8 & 28; 12:34; Psalm 23:3 & 6; 51:10; 139:23-24; Proverbs 3:5-6; 4:23; 1 Corinthians 6:18; 1 John 1:9)   In this unseen battle against the darkness, we are constantly under attack. Our enemy is watching us, looking for our weaknesses—waiting for his opportunity to attack. Remember, he is strategic!God has given us all that we need to protect us against the enemy’s attacks.The second item of our armor is the breastplate of righteousness. Its purpose is to guard the heart. Satan targets our hearts, and his weapon is sin.We have been given the gift of righteousness by our righteous God.When we stand in the righteousness of God, we stand strong in the power of His might!   Series description: We serve the living God—He is alive, active, and working in the world today! This is a truth we celebrate and stand on. But we must also acknowledge another reality: we have an enemy who is also alive, active, and at work. There is an unseen war happening around us every day. Satan’s attacks aren’t always visible, but they’re deeply felt—through broken lives, damaged marriages, and chains of addiction, anxiety, and depression. Do you know your enemy?Do you know who you are in Christ?Do you know what God has already given you to stand firm and fight back? You don’t have to live in defeat. God has equipped you with everything you need to stand your ground and live in victory. The Unseen is real—but we are on the winning side.   THE UNSEEN: A Series in Spiritual Warfare "​Guard Your Heart"   ​I. Satan targets your heart II. Protect your heart with righteousness A. know what is right B. do what is right C. get things right   Illustration #1: Breastplate of a soldier

Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - ​​​​​​​Ruth 2:1-23; 3:1-10; Psalms 37:23; Ephesians 4:29; John 1:14-17; Deuteronomy 25:5; 1 Corinthians 6:11; 2 Corinthians 1:21; Job 29:14; Ezekiel 16:8   Have you ever been broke? Truly short on resources—with no hope in sight to meet your needs.Even in times like these, God is faithful. He steps into our needs in unexpected ways. If you want to see this in action, just listen to Ruth’s testimony of God’s surprising and powerful provision.   Series description: In the book of Ruth, we see God’s providence at work—weaving redemption out of loss, love out of loyalty, and hope out of despair. What begins with famine, grief, and bitterness unfolds into a story of faithful devotion, divine provision, and unexpected grace. Through Ruth’s courage and Boaz’s kindness, God restores a broken family—and lays the foundation for the coming of Christ, our ultimate Redeemer. Ruth reminds us that even in our darkest chapters, God is writing a redemptive story far greater than we can imagine.   Ruth — God's Redemptive Love StoryLesson 3Handfuls on Purpose   Lesson 3 - Notes

Pastor Chris Andrews (Associate Pastor) - Philippians 2:1-11 (Philippians 2:1-11; Luke 22:41-42; Hebrews 4:15; John 13:14-15; Romans 5:18-19; Matthew 5:13-16)   Can one life truly make a difference? We will explore Philippians 2:1–11 and discover the powerful influence of Jesus Christ—the ultimate difference-maker. From stories of everyday heroes to the humility and obedience of Christ, we’re reminded that real significance is found not in status, but in service.   Learn how to shift your mindset, submit to God's will, and let your light shine in a dark world. Whether you're a student, a leader, or simply someone searching for purpose, this message will inspire you to live a life that truly matters—by following the example of The One.   The Influence of One I. Realize life is not about you. II. Submit your will to God's will. A. humility: which says "I am second." 1. serving others takes sacrifice 2. we serve others by following Jesus' example B. obedience: which says "God is first."

Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - ​​​​​​​​​​​Ruth 1 & 2 (Deuteronomy 23:3-5; 30:1-3 & 9; Ruth 1:6-10, 15-22; 2:1 & 11-12; Acts 11:18; Luke 15:17; Genesis 17:7-8; Exodus 6:7; Mark 8:34; Joshua 2:1, 3-4, 9-13, 15 & 18; Hebrews 11:31; Matthew 1:5-6)   Have you ever hit bottom? Not talking about having a bad day, or a bad week, but when everything is falling apart. Naomi had hit bottom! She had lost her husband and her two sons. She was poor, alone, and broken.There is a theme or a word woven into this part of the story. The word "return" keeps popping up! The word "return" in the Bible deals with the idea of getting things right. We run from God, but God leads us back to Him through repentance. Naomi returns to her home land, empty. This is not the end of the story for her! And it’s not the end of yours either.   Series description: In the book of Ruth, we see God’s providence at work—weaving redemption out of loss, love out of loyalty, and hope out of despair. What begins with famine, grief, and bitterness unfolds into a story of faithful devotion, divine provision, and unexpected grace. Through Ruth’s courage and Boaz’s kindness, God restores a broken family—and lays the foundation for the coming of Christ, our ultimate Redeemer. Ruth reminds us that even in our darkest chapters, God is writing a redemptive story far greater than we can imagine.   Ruth — God's Redemptive Love StoryLesson 2Returning Empty    Lesson 2 - Notes

Pastor Matt Hodge (Discipleship Pastor) - 2 Corinthians 10:1-6 (2 Corinthians 3:5-6; 4:1-6; 5:7; 10:1-10 & 12-16; 12:7-10; Matthew 11:28-30; Ephesians 4:26-27; 1 Corinthians 3:3-7; Philippians 2:9-11)   The Christian life is a battle, but it’s not fought with human weapons.In 2 Corinthians 10:1–6, Paul reminds us that our standard is Jesus, our strength comes from God, and our mission is to faithfully proclaim the Gospel. In this message, we’ll unpack how Paul turned criticism into an opportunity to point believers back to Christ, why spiritual strongholds like false philosophies and entrenched lies can only be torn down through God’s power, and how we can live in obedience while waiting for the final victory of Christ.Don’t get distracted by comparison or self-promotion! Instead stay focused on the fight, trust His power, and proclaim the truth that brings real freedom.   Series description: We serve the living God—He is alive, active, and working in the world today! This is a truth we celebrate and stand on. But we must also acknowledge another reality: we have an enemy who is also alive, active, and at work. There is an unseen war happening around us every day. Satan’s attacks aren’t always visible, but they’re deeply felt—through broken lives, damaged marriages, and chains of addiction, anxiety, and depression. Do you know your enemy?Do you know who you are in Christ?Do you know what God has already given you to stand firm and fight back? You don’t have to live in defeat. God has equipped you with everything you need to stand your ground and live in victory. The Unseen is real—but we are on the winning side.   THE UNSEEN: A Series in Spiritual Warfare "​Stay Focused on the Fight"   ​I. Our Example: Jesus II. Our Weapons: Spiritual III. Our Battle: Pulling Down Strongholds 

Pastor Chris Andrews (Lead Pastor) - ​​​​​​​​​​Ruth 1 (Romans 8:28; Ruth 1:1-14; 14:21; Matthew 1:5; Genesis 19:33-37; Judges 3:11-31; 17:6; Leviticus 26:18-20; 2 Chronicles 7:13-15; Psalm 119:67; Zechariah 4:10)   In the book of Ruth, we see God’s providence at work—weaving redemption out of loss, love out of loyalty, and hope out of despair. What begins with famine, grief, and bitterness unfolds into a story of faithful devotion, divine provision, and unexpected grace. Through Ruth’s courage and Boaz’s kindness, God restores a broken family—and lays the foundation for the coming of Christ, our ultimate Redeemer. Ruth reminds us that even in our darkest chapters, God is writing a redemptive story far greater than we can imagine.   Ruth — God's Redemptive Love StoryLesson 1Introduction & Background   1. Introduction & Background A. Theme B. Book Title C. Timeline D. Background ​2. Ruth Chapter 1 A. History of Moab B. Famine C. The Family   Lesson 1 - Notes

Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - ​Ephesians 6:13-14 (Ephesians 6:13-14; James 1:22; John 8:32; 14:6; 16:13; 17:17; 18:38; Proverbs 16:25; Romans 3:4)   Do you ever feel frustrated scrolling through social media, trying to figure out what’s real? Clickbait headlines, AI-generated images, and misleading content are everywhere. It’s easy to feel lost in a sea of confusion and lies. But deep down, we all crave one thing: truth.In spiritual warfare, the first piece of armor God tells us to put on is the belt of truth. It comes first because truth defeats the lies of Satan. Without it, nothing else holds together.So ask yourself: Do you know the truth? Are you living by the truth of God’s Word? If we want to stand firm in the battle, we have to start with absolute truth.   Series description: We serve the living God—He is alive, active, and working in the world today! This is a truth we celebrate and stand on. But we must also acknowledge another reality: we have an enemy who is also alive, active, and at work. There is an unseen war happening around us every day. Satan’s attacks aren’t always visible, but they’re deeply felt—through broken lives, damaged marriages, and chains of addiction, anxiety, and depression. Do you know your enemy?Do you know who you are in Christ?Do you know what God has already given you to stand firm and fight back? You don’t have to live in defeat. God has equipped you with everything you need to stand your ground and live in victory. The Unseen is real—but we are on the winning side.   THE UNSEEN: A Series in Spiritual Warfare "Stand on Truth"   ​1. The definition of truth A. the truth is what is real ​B. the truth is eternal C. the truth is objective (the truth is reality) ​D. the truth is absolute 2. The source of truth 3. The power of truth A. the truth guides B. the truth unifies C. the truth sets us free   Illustration #1: Pilate and Jesus (Trial of Jesus)

Pastor Matt Hodge (Discipleship Pastor) - ​​​​​​​​​​Nahum 3:19 (Nahum 1:7; 2:1-13; 3:1-19; Jonah 4:11; John 16:29-33; 2 Thessalonians 5:23-24; Matthew 12:40-41​)   In this final lesson, we want to walk through Nahum 2 and 3 and see a description of a God who loves fiercely and who judges righteously. A God whose Word carries power and authority, and who calls His people to trust Him, live for Him, and stand against the evil and hatred of this world.   These chapters show us that God’s love is not passive but active, just, and righteous. As we explore His faithfulness, the certainty of His Word, and His judgment against sin, we will see how God calls His people to respond with courage and faith.   Series description: Nahum reminds us that God’s love and holiness are never in conflict. To those who trust Him, He is a refuge of strength and faithfulness; to those who persist in sin and oppression, He is a righteous judge. This study explores how God’s holy love offers comfort to His people while confronting the reality of evil, calling us to trust in His justice and rest in His steadfast care.   Holy Love — A Study in the Book of NahumLesson 4Steadfast Love & Just Judgement   I. God is FaithfulII. God’s Word is SureIII. God is Against EvilA. God is ​against ​violenceB. God is ​against ​deceitC. God is ​against ​sexual ​immoralityD. God is ​against ​pride   Lesson 4 - Notes

Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - Ephesians 6:11-12 (Ephesians 6:11-12; John 1:4; 8:44; 13:35; 14:6; 1 Peter 5:8; 1 Corinthians 6:19; 13:6; Proverbs 4:23; 23:7; 24:17; Isaiah 5:20; 1 John 3:15; 2 Corinthians 2:11; Genesis 2:9; 3:1, 3-4, 6 & 12; Revelation 12:9; Matthew 4:3; 2 Timothy 2:26; James 1:15; Mark 3:25)   If we’re going to win this unseen battle, we must first know our enemy. And make no mistake—he knows you. He knows your patterns, your weaknesses, and your potential. He doesn’t just attack randomly—he operates with a calculated, strategic plan designed to take you out.Ephesians makes it clear: Satan is our enemy, and it doesn’t stop there—it also reveals his methods. His warfare is not chaotic; it’s powerful, intentional, and devastatingly effective. After all, he’s had thousands of years to refine his tactics.But here’s the good news: God has exposed the enemy’s plans. Through His Word, we are not left in the dark. Scripture shines a light on the enemy’s strategies and gives us everything we need to stand strong. We don’t have to fall for his traps—because God has already uncovered them. It’s time to wake up, armor up, and expose the enemy’s warfare.   Series description: We serve the living God—He is alive, active, and working in the world today! This is a truth we celebrate and stand on. But we must also acknowledge another reality: we have an enemy who is also alive, active, and at work. There is an unseen war happening around us every day. Satan’s attacks aren’t always visible, but they’re deeply felt—through broken lives, damaged marriages, and chains of addiction, anxiety, and depression. Do you know your enemy?Do you know who you are in Christ?Do you know what God has already given you to stand firm and fight back? You don’t have to live in defeat. God has equipped you with everything you need to stand your ground and live in victory. The Unseen is real—but we are on the winning side.   THE UNSEEN: A Series in Spiritual Warfare "The Enemies Warfare"   1. Satan works through influence 2. Satan works through lies 3. Satan works through temptation 4. Satan works through division   Illustration #1a: Ukraine Army with special cargo trailers   Illustration #1b: Drones used by Ukraine Army in special cargo trailers   Illustration #1c: Destruction caused by the Ukraine Army drones   Illustration #2: Two trees = choice

Pastor Matt Hodge (Discipleship Pastor) - ​​​​​​​​​Nahum 1:9-15 (Nahum 1:7 & 9-15; Colossians 1:16-17; Psalm 2:1-3; Isaiah 14:22-25; 52:6-10; Romans 3:10-19; 10:9-15; Titus 2:11-14)   In this episode of Holy Love: A Study in the Book of Nahum, we explore “The Gospel According to Nahum.” From vivid depictions of humanity’s rebellion and God’s righteous judgment to the hope and redemption offered through His mercy, Nahum reminds us that no power on earth can stand against the Lord. We trace the connections from Nahum to Isaiah and Paul, uncovering the timeless message of salvation that points forward to Christ.   Join us as we discover how ancient prophecy speaks powerfully into our lives today, calling us to faithfulness, worship, and the blessed hope of Jesus’ return.   Series description: Nahum reminds us that God’s love and holiness are never in conflict. To those who trust Him, He is a refuge of strength and faithfulness; to those who persist in sin and oppression, He is a righteous judge. This study explores how God’s holy love offers comfort to His people while confronting the reality of evil, calling us to trust in His justice and rest in His steadfast care.   Holy Love — A Study in the Book of NahumLesson 3The Gospel According to Nahum   I. Rebellion & JudgementII. Redemption & Salvation   Lesson 3 - Notes

Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - Ephesians 3:20-21 (Ephesians 3:20-21; 1 Thessalonians 5:19)   It is important to give thanks to God for all He has done for us over the past 60 years. He has richly blessed us, and we give Him all the praise and glory. In the book of Ephesians, Paul speaks of how God has blessed us with every spiritual blessing. Then, he makes a powerful transition with the word “Now…” — a word that signals continuation and expectation. It reminds us that God is not finished yet. There is more to come! God still has great plans for us. He is able to use our church in this generation for His glory!   ​60th Anniversary at Fellowship Awesome God   1. We ask for more! 2. We walk in the Spirit! 3. We give God all the glory!

Pastor Matt Hodge (Discipleship Pastor) - ​​​​​​​​​Nahum 1:2–8​ (Nahum 1:2–8​; Exodus 20:1-6​; 23:12-14; 34:6-7; Deuteronomy ​4:23-24​; 7:21; 32:16-22​; Psalm ​8:3-9; 79:5​; 145:8​-9 & 17​; Hosea 2:16-20​; 1 Kings 19:14; 2 Corinthians 11:2; Romans 1:18-21​; 3:21-26​; Jonah 4:2​; 2 Peter 3:8-10​​)   In this lesson, we explore Nahum 1:2–8 and discover the awe-inspiring character of God. From His jealous devotion for His glory and people, to His righteous fury against sin, His patient mercy, unmatched power, and unshakable goodness, we see a God who is both holy and personal.Join us as we reflect on His majesty, trust in His care, and consider how His attributes call us to live with faith, awe, and purpose in a world in need of the hope of the Gospel.   Series description: Nahum reminds us that God’s love and holiness are never in conflict. To those who trust Him, He is a refuge of strength and faithfulness; to those who persist in sin and oppression, He is a righteous judge. This study explores how God’s holy love offers comfort to His people while confronting the reality of evil, calling us to trust in His justice and rest in His steadfast care.   Holy Love — A Study in the Book of NahumLesson 2God Is - ​R​eflections on His Nature & Character   I. God is JealousA. Jealous for His GloryB. Jealous for His People​1. Judgement (A Consuming Fire)​2. ​P​ursuit (A Loving Husband)   II. God is Furious III. God is Slow to Anger IV. God is Great in Power V. God is Good   Lesson 2 - Notes

Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - Ephesians 6:11 (Ephesians 2:2; 4:26-27 6:10-12; Colossians 1:16; Ezekiel 28:11-15 & 17; Isaiah 14:12-14; 1 Samuel 15:23; Psalms 139:14; 2 Corinthians 4:4; 11:3 & 14; Matthew 4:10; 25:41; John 8:44; 10:10; Genesis 3:1; 1 Thessalonians 3:5; 1 Corinthians 7:5; Revelation 12:3; 20:10 & 15; Mark 5:2; 1 Peter 5:8)   In this unseen battle, we have an unseen enemy.He’s around us, working—but we can’t see him.It’s time to expose the enemy.The Word of God is our light. It shines in the darkness and reveals what’s hidden. Scripture tells us exactly who our enemy is, what he does, and that he does not work alone.If you want to walk in victory, you must confront the one who’s attacking you.Do you know him?Because he knows you—and he has a plan to take you out.It’s time to stand strong in the power of our God!   Series description: We serve the living God—He is alive, active, and working in the world today! This is a truth we celebrate and stand on. But we must also acknowledge another reality: we have an enemy who is also alive, active, and at work. There is an unseen war happening around us every day. Satan’s attacks aren’t always visible, but they’re deeply felt—through broken lives, damaged marriages, and chains of addiction, anxiety, and depression. Do you know your enemy?Do you know who you are in Christ?Do you know what God has already given you to stand firm and fight back? You don’t have to live in defeat. God has equipped you with everything you need to stand your ground and live in victory. The Unseen is real—but we are on the winning side.   THE UNSEEN: A Series in Spiritual Warfare "Exposing the Enemy"   Two things required for spiritual warfare 1. Be strong in the Lord 2. Apply God's Armor   Our Opposition 1. ​the World 2. our flesh 3. the Devil   Exposing the Enemy I. Satan's Story (history) II. Satan's Character A. Satan: adversary or opposer B. The Devil: slanderer C. Lucifer: Angel of light D. The Old Serpent: subtle E. The Tempter: temptation III. Satan's Army IV. Satan's Mission V. Satan's End