FABIC Sermons

What is the church? Why did God create it? Where do we fit in? What’s our purpose? In this part of our series on the Apostle’s Creed, we focus on the statement “I believe in.. the holy catholic (Universal) church.

When Jesus returned to the Father He promised the Holy Spirit would come. The Spirit came to empower believers to live a righteous life following Jesus, and to do ministry for God as He has commissioned all disciples to do–especially His church. Join us as we learn more about our Counselor, Comforter, and Advocate, the […]

We “train up” our children in “the way (they) should go but sometimes they wander from the truth. Did we teach His word? Then why would they stray? More importantly, will they return? Discover the hope as we explore God’s promises about His words in Isaiah 55; a place of hope for parents.

How can Jesus be fully God and fully human? Isn’t that 200 percent? How can Jesus be sinless in a human body? What does it mean that the “Word” became flesh? Join us as we delve into the divinity and humanity of Jesus and how, through His sinless sacrifice we are redeemed.

The Apostles’s Creed is one of the oldest statements of Christian Faith. It summarizes the core beliefs of Christianity. — what we believe and where we ground our faith in troubled times. For this first part, we look closely at God the Father, the Creator of Heaven and earth.

Since the beginning of the world, it has been God’s plan to turn our grieving into Joy. Our Lord Jesus, the Risen One, fulfills God’s plan and turns our deep grieving into rejoicing. Join us this Sunday, in-person or online at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live at 10:25 a.m., as we finish our Easter series on the Lord’s Supper.

The crowds shouted and sang as Jesus rode down the Mount. They waved branches and laid them down to ride over. Their conquering king had arrived! But soon they became disenchanted. He was not who they had expected. Little did they know that the King of Kings and Lord of Lords who wins our deepest […]

We know the story of the feeding of the 5000, but what happened after their stomachs were full? Join us as we learn what Jesus was really offering to satisfy their deep hunger and ours.

Love and compassion don’t seem to be very popular right now in both political and social circles. But Jesus constantly and consistently displayed a tenderness for the people He ministered to. Join us at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live as we explore how Jesus expressed His love in practical compassion.

To receive the full measure of Gods blessings we must give God the full measure of ourselves. Join us at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live as we learn about Blessing and spiritual hospitality. We'll also be looking at the story of Elijah and the widow.

The phrases “fear not” or variations like “do not be afraid” appear more than 365 times in the Bible. Yet many around us are living in fear, including believers. Join us at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live as we learn to lean on Jesus to break fear’s grip on our lives.

Sometimes Peter could be hard-headed and rash. But he was also a teachable man who was willing to accept correction from the Master. Join us at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live as we conclude our series on Missional Living with a look at a vital characteristic of discipleship, a humble spirit that is teachable.

If we want to be proactively missional in our service to Christ, taking the Gospel to the world, we need to learn to live with giving hearts. In Acts 9, Tabitha had a giving heart. Join us this Sunday, in-person or online at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live at 10:25 a.m., as we learn by example from Tabitha, a […]

Serving Jesus on God’s mission sometimes requires sacrifice. Esther risked her life for her people. Join us as we look at Esther’s sacrifice and ponder what God might require of us.

Join us this Sunday, in-person or online at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live at 10:25 a.m., as we hear from Jessica Klick, from Hagerstown Area Pregnancy Clinic.

Ananias took a big risk in helping Paul begin his walk with Jesus. Later, Paul risked his life multiple times to share the good news about Jesus. Join us this Sunday, in-person or online at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live at 10:25 a.m., as we consider what risks we might have to take to complete our mission to share […]

In exile in Babylon, Daniel sometimes had limited choices; he was more slave than free. But when given the choice to compromise his faith or die, Daniel chose to resist. Join us as we explore integrity and faith. Watch live stream at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live

In exile in Babylon, Daniel sometimes had limited choices; he was more slave than free. But when given the choice to compromise his faith or die, Daniel chose to resist. Join us as we explore integrity and faith.

Before Jesus was born, Mary gave her whole heart to God in an act of great submission. In doing so, she became the first part of God’s plan for restoring humanity. Join us as we delve into the full meaning of a yielded heart and the implications for our part. Watch live stream at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live

What is “The Great Commission?” Is it just for missionaries sent to far-off lands? We’ll answer those questions and more this week. We hope you’ll join us as we begin a series on “Missional Living.” Watch live stream at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live

Join us this Sunday, as we hear from Bishop Rob Patterson, Bishop of the Allegheny Conference of the Brethren in Christ Church.

In humility, The Love Candle acknowledges that we have received atonement for our sins because He first loved us. Join us this week as we explore why it’s all about love.

Psalm 23 begins with “The Lord is my Shepherd”. Jesus came to be that Shepherd–God in person. Join us on this first Sunday of Advent, as we anticipate the birth of our shepherd.

Joseph’s journey was filled with detours that threatened to destroy his dreams. Yet, God continued to guide and lead him toward an amazing destination. Join us as we learn about trusting God’s plan and purpose for us even when we don’t understand all of life’s twists and turns.

Joseph’s story is filled with traumatic detours. But, despite the cruelty of his brothers, God brings reconciliation between Joseph and his family. Join us as we look at the power of forgiveness.

Join us for the International Day of Prayer (IDOP) for the persecuted church. In a short film, we’ll meet the Martinez family who put themselves in constant danger working in Columbia’s “Red Zones” where war has been declared on Pastors. We’ll explore what the scriptures say about the blessings and the cost of “Being Sent.”

Sometimes, God’s goals in your life are achieved through the dreams of others. Join us as we see how Joseph’s God-given gifts allowed him to help others as God helped him.

Sometimes, God’s goals in your life are achieved through the dreams of others. Join us as we see how Joseph’s God-given gifts allowed him to help others as God helped him.

How do you behave when the people you count on the most for support betray you? Is it permission to behave badly? Join us as we continue our study of the Journey of Joseph and find out how to respond, even when family turns on you.

Part 1: The Journey of Joseph’s life was hardly a straight one. It was filled with detours, yet he became a crucial person in the survival of his family and his people. Join us this week as we start a series about what happens when things don’t go exactly as planned.

Join us this Sunday, in-person or online at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live at 10:25 a.m., as FABIC’s Youth takes over Morning Worship.

These days, hope seems to be in short supply. Our real hope is in the coming of the Lord Jesus. But what do we do while we wait and how do we hang on? Join us as we unfold the secret of faithful discipleship.

Some radical groups and movements in America blend religion and politics as if they are two parts of God’s promise to man in a way that threatens our Christian identity. Some exchange human might for the power of God and the truth of God’s word. Join us as we look at the flawed and deceptive […]

As we face an uncertain future in this country, many are giving into fear and despair. Some have become very hardline about their politics. But no matter what happens politically, God is still God and Jesus is always our only hope. Join us as we begin a short series that lets Jesus and Scripture be […]

A good box of chocolates has an assortment of flavors and fillings. Join us as our summer series “By Request” ends with a sampling of some of the topics suggested throughout the summer.

When we worship God in church it feeds and builds our personal worship life. When we worship God personally, through the week, it feeds and builds our corporate worship life. Join us as we explore the Cycle of Worship.

When people turn from God, society is affected in a multitude of ways. This week we’ll look at the increasing result of godlessness and wickedness and discover God’s solution to the problem.

Marriage is a sacred institution designed by God, reflecting His love and commitment to His people. Join us as we consider how Jesus is central to our relationships and how we can invite Him into our marriages.

It’s easy to embrace extremes–to focus only on God’s justice, or only on His mercy and love. But these things are not at odds with one another. Join us as we look at how God’s Justice and Mercy are perfectly balanced at the cross.

God invites us to renew our relationship with Him–to rekindle our first love. In fact, the Lord is always calling us to spiritual awakening. Join us this week as we revive our faith and rediscover our passion for God.

Life offers an overwhelming number of choices. But eternal life narrows our choices to one–Jesus. Choosing to follow Jesus at every turn in the road can be difficult. Join us as we continue our “By Request” sermons series. We’ll examine the Narrow Path Principle that makes choosing Jesus’ way, a way of life.

We are the branches on the vine of God’s people. But are we actively staying connected? And are we connected to the right vine? Join us as Rev. Bruce Hansen brings insights from the vine.

What is “Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit?” Is it “the unforgivable sin?” Many have feared that they have committed such a sin and are disqualified for heaven. What does the scripture actually say about this? Join us as we begin our “By Request” summer series with topics suggested by people in the congregation.

What do you do when the Monster attacks? Millions of people in America struggle daily with worry and anxiety. Join us for part 2, as we continue to explore what the Bible has to say about this subject and learn some of the ways we can slay the worry monster with God’s help.

What do you do when the Monster attacks? Millions of people in America struggle daily with worry and anxiety. Join us as we explore what the Bible has to say about this subject and learn some of the ways we can slay the worry monster with God’s help.

Being “Dear Old Dad” isn’t easy. But our children are a precious gift from God and Fatherhood is a gift. Join us as we explore the joy of Fatherhood through God’s eyes.

When will Christ return? What will that look like? Will I be raptured? What does rapture mean? We have lots of questions about Jesus’ return and lots of theories. But what does the Bible say about it? Join us as we probe the mystery of the Second Coming.

Identity is a big issue today. We identify in so many different ways it’s confusing. But in Christ Jesus, we have one real ID. Join us as we discover what God says about His children.

The Power of the Holy Spirit changed everything. Simple tradesmen, zealots, and Jewish leaders were transformed into the disciples who changed the world. Join us as we look at the spiritual highlights of the Book of Acts and find some important takeaways.

As the apostle Paul senses that the end draws near, he says his goodbyes. Yet, knowing he will likely not survive, he presses on, preaching Jesus even under arrest. Join us as we consider the unstoppable nature of the Gospel.

On his Missionary Journeys, Paul endured prison, flogging, shipwrecks, starvation, and constant danger. What could possibly motivate Paul to keep going? Join us as we join Paul on his journeys for Jesus.