Welcome to Faith Church! Here you will find audio of our weekly messages from Pastor Jeremy Pruett and others. We hope you are encouraged through authentic, biblical truth. Faith Church is located at 1877 Millville Avenue and would love to worship with you Sunday morning at 10:30.
Welcome to Faith Church Online! As we move to church #4 that Jesus speaks to, we see the importance of not compromising our faith. When we compromise our faith to culture, eternal separation from God is the result. When we follow corruption away from God's Word, eternal separation for God is the result. When we follow Christ, even at the cost of cultural intolerance, eternal life with Christ is…
Welcome to Faith Church Online! As we continue studying the seven letters to the seven churches in Revelation, we come to the church of Pergamum. In Pergamum we see the city was a hotbed for false deities and worshipping false gods. Jesus commends the church for not giving into false faith when everyone around them were doing it. But He also corrects them for compromising on things which were…
Welcome to Faith Church online! Today we have a special friend speak to our church, Doug Flynn. Doug is a 2-time World Series Champion and Gold Glove Winner, and most of all he loves the Lord! Doug shares his testimony and encourages us to follow Christ in all we do. We hope this serves you well!
Welcome to Faith Church Online! As we study Revelation 2:8-11, Jesus is encouraging the church as they are about to face persecution. Jesus reminds them that he is aware of their suffering, forewarns them of coming persecution, and encourages them to remain faithful through it all. Jesus’ reminder is that death is not the end of the Christian’s story. We hope this serves you well!
Welcome to Faith Church Online! Revelation 2:1-7 Jesus commends the church of Ephesus for their strength of faith, while wanting them their love has gotten stale. In this teaching we will be encouraged and challenged to re-kindle the fire of our love for the Lord. We hope this serves you well!
Welcome to Faith Church Online! As we begin our study in Revelation, we need to define our term when we say Jesus. If someone says they believe in Jesus, we need to ask, which Jesus? If someone says they are an apostle of Jesus, we need to ask, are they apostles of the true Jesus? There are a lot of Jesuses out there today: Jesus the political revolutionary. The Jesus of Mormonism. The Jesus of…
Welcome to Faith Church Online. Today we focus on a ministry that is doing good work in our world, The Collaborative. Pastor Jeremy interviews his dad Rob as they discuss the importance of pastors needing pastors. The Collaborative mentors and disciples young pastors across the country so pastors can lead and serve effectively for their church. We're excited for you to engage today. We hope this…
Welcome to Faith Church Online! Acts 2 tells us of the indwelling of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles. Jesus promised it and the Holy Spirit came to bring courage, boldness, confidence, insight, ability and authority to those who follow Him as Lord. The Holy Spirit was not created and we see His handprint all over the Old Testament. We hope this serves you well.
Welcome to Faith Church Online! As we study Acts 8, we see a man who is new to the faith named Simon the Sorcerer who thinks he can buy the Holy Spirit. Simon the Sorcerer worked wonders & performed healings, but His power did not come from God. And there are Christians who so desperately seek out signs & wonders that we neglect to seek CHRIST. Seek Christ, repent and believe Jesus is Lord! We…
Welcome to Faith Church Online! This Mother's Day we study Luke 18:9-14 in a teaching focused on comparing ourselves to others. In the long run, comparisons come down to this: I am often too focused on MYSELF or the things going on in my world, and not nearly focused enough on GOD. As we dig into God's Word together, we pray your heart is moved to gratitude and focusing on what has already been…
Welcome to Faith Church Online! In Luke 11, Jesus drives out a demon from a man and He lets the doubters know that it is by God's authority this can take place. Jesus draws the line in the sand and declares in the Kingdom of God there is no middle ground. As we study this passage together, we can remember good will always triumph evil. We hope this serves you well.