Luke 6:27-36 – The command to love our enemies is deceptively simple, yet difficult to live out. Where do we find the strength to love those who hate us and so show the world the worthiness of Christ? For more information, visit foundationfxbg.com

The Disciples of Jesus are called to possess distinct faculties that invite the world to marvel at the goodness and greatness of God. But how do we come into possession of them, and how can we hone these faculties to be more faithful disciples? For more information, visit foundationfxbg.com

Jeremiah 52 – The book of Jeremiah concludes with a summary of Jerusalem’s fall, the temple’s destruction, and the people’s captivity. It’s an outcome that was avoidable, but still entirely possibly even for today’s Church. As we consider the our role today, what spiritual lessons can be learned from this chapter in Isreal’s history? For more information, visit foundationfxbg.com

Pastor Jake preaches

Guest preacher Pastor Darren King from North Stafford Baptist Church. For more information, visit foundationfxbg.com

Jeremiah 46-51 – After a tumultuous false start to work of restoration after judgment, Judah still need to learn how to pick up the pieces and move forward. But the book of Jeremiah has one last lesson not only for them, but for all the nations, including Babylon: God disciplines his people, but defeats his enemies. For more information, visit

Jeremiah 40-45 – How does God intend to restore what was lost and destroyed by the invading armies of Babylon? The restoration of God’s people rest upon the renewed obedience of a preserved remnant. For more information, visit foundationfxbg.com

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Lord’s day gathering 4/14/24

Luke 4:16-44 — What makes Jesus and his ministry so unique? What gives him the authority and power to command such attention from others? Jesus answers that question himself as he begins his public ministry in Judea. For more information, visit foundationfxbg.com

John 2:13-22 — Why do we follow and worship Jesus? Because he died for our sins on the cross? Because he loves us and saves us and sends his Spirit to comfort, guide and lead us? Because he transformed our lives from condemned messes of rebellion and sin into a flourishing delight in righteousness? All of these are praiseworthy acts,