In Jesus, God takes dead things and brings new life to them. What we believe is dead, is made alive through Jesus Christ. This Sunday, we celebrate the resurrection of our Savior. Easter Sunday gives us the greatest news we could ever imagine—that death comes to life in Jesus.
Read MoreOn Good Friday, we wrestle with a hard question: What have we traded Jesus for? Looking at Judas in Matthew 26, we’re reminded how easily we choose lesser things over Christ, often without even realizing it. But this night doesn’t end in guilt—it leads us to the cross, where Jesus willingly gave Himself for sinners like us. The One we’ve been unfaithful to remains faithful still. As we come to the table, we’re invited to lay those things down—not as payment, but as surrender—and remember that Jesus has already paid it all.
Read MoreWhen we offer our worship, do we expect Jesus to return the favor and make us healthy, happy, and prosperous? Or do we worship Him simply because He is the Christ—the Son of the Living God—who alone is worthy of our praise?
Join us this Sunday as we continue our series titled “A View to the Cross” learning about some important lessons from Jesus as we approach Easter Sunday.
Read MoreMany of us have been encouraged to “take Jesus with you” into every area of our lives—work, home, school, etc. While that’s not necessarily a bad idea, Jesus’ original idea is much better.
Join us this Sunday as we continue our series titled “A View to the Cross” learning about some important lessons from Jesus as we approach Easter Sunday.
Read MoreCan you believe that Easter is only 3 weeks away? In the days leading up to what we call Easter Sunday, it is said that Jesus set his face towards Jerusalem (Luke 9:51). Over the next few weeks, what would happen if we turned our attention to the teachings of Jesus as He made His way to the cross, the tomb, and the resurrection?
Join us this Sunday as we begin our new series, A View to the Cross, with a message on one of the most pivotal moments in history.
Read MoreFAC welcomed Rev. Dr. Jonathan Schaeffer, President of the Christian and Missionary Alliance (USA), as our guest speaker. It was an incredible morning learning about our heart as one Alliance family and, from the book of Acts, how Jesus desires his followers experience a God-soaked life—filled with the power of the Holy Spirit.
Read MoreDuring Missions Week 2026 at FAC, David, our international worker in Japan, shared about the work he and his wife, Evangeline, are involved in and how we can partner with them.
If you wish to view this service, please contact worship@facerie.org for the password to our no-distribution sermons page linked here.
Read MoreJoin us this Sunday as we take a look at the Vision that God has been impressing upon our leadership as we consider how FAC can move faithfully forward into the future.
Read MoreJoin us this Sunday as we conclude our prayer series with a message from our guest speaker, Rev. Dr. Ron Walborn. Divine healing is a biblical teaching and is one of the fourfold tenets of The Alliance. Ron will share from Matthew 8 and his own personal experiences, encouraging us to be people of prayer for healing.
Ron has a B.A. in History from Nyack College, an M.Div. from Alliance Theological Seminary, and a D.Min. from Fuller Theological Seminary. Ron has pastored Alliance (C&MA) churches in Connecticut and California. He currently serves as the School of Ministry Director at Church of the City, in New York City. Together with his wife, Wanda, the Walborns are sought-after speakers, teaching on healing, the deeper life, living in the power of the Holy Spirit, and more. Most recently, Ron and Wanda led the evening prayer and healing service at The Christian and Missionary Alliance’s General Council in Columbus in May of 2025.
Read MoreFor all of us, over the years, there have been a number of anxious moments–from career paths, to marriage and family, to launching the kids into their own lives, and our own health scares.
Join us as we continue our prayer series and as we look at The Anxious Prayer–how we handle the anxiety that comes with life.
Read MoreJoin us this week as we continue our prayer series and look at the importance of reading Scripture in context and discovering some prayer postures that we can use in our own prayer life.
Read MoreWe are continuing in our Five Prayers series, and this week, we’ll turn to a psalm that speaks honestly to the depths of our hearts—one that invites us into a posture of full surrender.
Join us as we journey through Psalm 13 together and discover how God meets us in seasons of waiting, questions, and trust.
Read MoreWhat do you do when you've prayed about something for so long and with so much passion that you no longer have the words to pray, but you know that you need to continue praying?
Join us as we look at what Paul says and see several examples from the Old and New Testaments.
Read MoreMaybe you remember a craze in the early 2000s where Christian publishing was all in on the prayer of Jabez. From coffee mugs to neckties, this prayer was reprinted over and over again. I’m not sure the message of the passage survived the marketing. What is the heart of this prayer, and what can we learn from this short prayer in the Old Testament?
Join us this Sunday as we begin our look at Five Prayers we can be praying in our lives.
Read MoreAs Christians, we believe that prayer is central to the Christian life. Scripture says we should “pray without ceasing”.
Dive into God’s Word as we start the new year off with a sermon series on prayer.
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