Fairfax Church of Christ

At the end of his days, David's hope rests not on his reign but on God's unbroken promise. His story closes where the gospel begins—with a throne that belongs to Jesus, the true and everlasting King.Robin GoughJuly 26, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

A father's grief over his lost son reveals the depth of love and the cost of rebellion. In those tears, we glimpse the heart of God, who would later weep for us and redeem us through His Son.Robin GoughJuly 19, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

A single glance unravels a kingdom and a conscience, reminding us how quickly desire can destroy. Yet even here, God's relentless mercy begins its work of redemption.Robin GoughJuly 12, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

At the height of David's success, God interrupts his ambitions with something far greater - a promise of a kingdom that would outlast every throne on earth. In the covenant with David, we see the unbreakable mercy of God pointing forward to Jesus, the King whose reign brings hope to every generation.John VaughtJuly 5, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

In the shadows of the cave, David learns that waiting on God is never wasted. His mercy toward Saul foreshadows the grace of Jesus, who conquered not by taking life but by giving His own.Robin GoughJune 28, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

When fear towered over faith, one young man trusted that God was bigger still. David's victory over Goliath points to Christ's triumph over sin—the battle won not by strength, but by surrender.John VaughtJune 21, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

In an unexpected field, God's choice falls on an unseen shepherd, reminding us that grace often begins where the world stops looking. David's quiet anointing whispers of a greater King who would come in humility to rule in love.Robin GoughJune 15, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org

True purpose isn't found in achievements or comfort, but in glorifying God — and when we seek Him first, everything else in life falls into place.Jake MaynardJune 7, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

This week, we address the difficult topic of suicide with honesty, compassion, and hope. Looking to Psalm 3 and the gospel, we'll discover that even in our darkest moments, God is near and hope is never lost.Robin GoughMay 31, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.If you are struggling today, please don't carry it alone. Reach out to a trusted friend, family member, minister, counselor, or call/text 988 to connect with the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline 24 hours a day.

Depression isn't faithlessness—it's a place where God still meets His people.Robin GoughMay 24, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

Anxiety is real, and it doesn't mean you're failing. Jesus meets us in our worry and invites us to trust Him one day at a time. As we release what we can't control and bring it to Him, His peace begins to guard our hearts and minds.Robin GoughMay 17, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

The battle for peace begins in the mind. God calls us to renew our thoughts with truth.Robin GoughMay 10, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

We can't heal what we hide. God invites us to bring our pain and questions into His presence.Robin GoughMay 3, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

Love doesn't just stay with us—it moves through us. The unstoppable love of God in Romans 8 becomes the foundation for a life of reconciliation and mission.Robin GoughApril 26, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

The resurrection doesn't just forgive sin — it restores people.Grace doesn't only erase the past — it rebuilds the future.John VaughtApril 19, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

Love doesn't ignore sin — it absorbs it. God did not sweep evil aside. He carried it Himself. Robin GoughApril 12, 2026For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

The resurrection is love vindicated.The cross was not defeat — it was devotion.Because Jesus lives, hope is not wishful thinking but living reality.Robin GoughApril 5, 2026For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

Jesus sees the crowds with compassion and declares the harvest ready. As we commit our future to God, we remember that every prayer and sacrifice is ultimately about people—and we build with joy because His mission leads us forward, not fear.Jake MaynardMarch 29, 2026For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

In Acts 4, the early church faces pressure not with fear, but with bold, unified prayer—rooted in a clear vision of who God is. When we see God clearly, we pray boldly and live ready, trusting that He will move and make us the kind of people who step into what He's doing.Robin GoughMarch 22, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

Growth takes time. Just like a farmer tending a field, the church grows when people are equipped, connected to Christ, and faithfully doing their part. This morning we'll explore how God grows His church—and what it means for us to tend the garden together.Robin GoughMarch 15, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

Acts 2 shows a church devoted to teaching, prayer, fellowship, and the breaking of bread—but what truly set them apart was the transforming presence of the Holy Spirit. Changed by Jesus and empowered by God's Spirit, they became a resurrection community marked by generosity, joy, and shared life.John VaughtMarch 8, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

Four friends tore open a roof to bring someone to Jesus. Worship forms that kind of faith, shaping us to remove barriers and make room for others to encounter Christ and for the next generation to meet Jesus.Robin GoughMarch 1, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

In the Parable of the Sower, Jesus invites us to consider what happens in us when God speaks. As we look toward the future of Fairfax, we pause to examine our hearts, believing that God is cultivating something deeper before He builds what's next.Robin GoughFebruary 22, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

When we seek first the Kingdom of God, our treasure shifts, our fears lose their grip, and our everyday lives begin to reflect the reign of King Jesus.Robin GoughFebruary 15, 2026

As we wait for Jesus, Peter reminds us to stand firm, live humbly, and trust God's grace. The journey may be hard, but our hope is secure.Robin GoughFebruary 8, 2026For more info, visit us at fxcc.org. 

Suffering is not wasted in God's hands. Peter encourages believers to endure hardship with trust, love, and hope, knowing God is at work even in pain.John VaughtFebruary 1, 2026For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

Following Jesus may lead to misunderstanding or hardship, but our hope is anchored in Christ's victory. We live with courage and gentleness, trusting Him even when faith feels costly.Robin GoughJanuary 25, 2026For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

In a shifting world, Peter calls believers to live with humility, love, and faithfulness. Our Christlike lives become a steady witness to God's Kingdom.Robin GoughJanuary 18, 2026For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

God's grace doesn't just forgive us—it forms us. Peter calls us to leave behind an empty way of life and be shaped into a people who reflect God's goodness.Robin GoughJanuary 11, 2026

We can easily live as if this world is all there is, but Peter reminds us that our true home, inheritance, and identity are secure in Christ. Remembering where we belong gives us strength to stand firm when life feels uncertain—because what's ahead is far greater than what's now.Robin GoughJanuary 4, 2026For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

Even in times marked by trouble, God's mercy resets our hope for tomorrow.  John Vaught December 28, 2025 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

Christmas is not about perfection or performance, but about God coming close. Jesus enters our weakness with humility and love, bringing peace not through power, but through sacrifice. Robin Gough December 24, 2025 For more info, visit our website at fxcc.org.

Love moves toward the lost—it comes home, forgives, and restores. Connection: Kevin's family story reminds us of God's heart for reconciliation; at Christmas, love crossed the distance to bring us home. Robin Gough December 21, 2025 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org. 

In a world shaped by fear, Jesus brings a joy nothing can threaten. This sermon unpacks how joy comes from Christ, takes root in us, and becomes a witness that changes the spaces we enter. Robin Gough December 14, 2025 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

The Santa Clause shows peace arriving where it's least expected — and Christmas tells the truer story. Jesus breaks into our chaos with God's peace, forms peace within us, and sends us to embody that peace wherever we go. Robin Gough December 7, 2025 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

Advent reminds us that real hope isn't better circumstances—it's God drawing near. Jesus' presence enlarges our story, restores courage, and leads us into God's greater story. Robin Gough November 30, 2025 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

The real danger isn't our differences—it's making ourselves the standard. When we choose love over preference, the life of Jesus becomes visible among us. Robin Gough November 23, 2025 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

The Holy Spirit works quietly within us — convicting, guiding, and transforming — even when we don't notice. Robin Gough November 16, 2025 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

The kingdom often begins in hidden ways, like a seed in the soil, growing steadily until its impact is undeniable. Robin Gough November 2, 2025 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

A truly transformed life is marked by a radical kind of love—genuine, patient, sacrificial, even toward enemies. John Vaught October 26, 2025 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

We are transformed not just as individuals, but as a body. We discover our true identity and gifts in the context of community. John Vaught October 19, 2025 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org. 

Transformation begins with a whole-life response to God's mercy. Worship is more than music—it's offering every part of yourself to God. John Vaught October 12, 2025 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org. 

The Bible's vision of eternity is not disembodied souls floating away, but resurrection life in God's new creation. Paul reminds us that our mortal, decaying bodies will be transformed into glorious ones fit for eternity. John gives us the breathtaking picture of the new heaven and new earth, where death, pain, and tears are gone for good. God's endgame is not escape, but renewal. Our destiny is resurrection life with Jesus, made new in a world made new. Robin Gough October 5, 2025 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

How does what we believe about eternity shape the way we live now? While we wait for Jesus' return, we live with purpose, hope, and anticipation — building a life rooted in the promise of what's to come. James Nored September 28, 2025 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

The phrase "Go to heaven" is not mentioned anywhere in the Bible. There are mentions of desiring to go and be with the Lord, but when it comes to heaven, we are mentioned as the ones waiting for its arrival. What if heaven is a place on earth? Robin Gough September 21, 2025 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

Deep down, we all feel the ache of homesickness — a longing for a place we've never fully known. The Bible says that's because we were made for more than this world as it is. Heaven is not just escape, but home: a renewed creation where God lives with His people and every wrong is made right. Robin Gough September 14, 2026 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org. 

Only three questions ultimately matter: Where did we come from? Why are we here? Where are we going? In this series, we're exploring the Christian answer to the third question. We contend that Jesus has a unique authority to speak with certainty about the here and the hereafter because He conquered death and offers eternal life. Robin Gough September 7, 2025 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

God's justice prevails. Esther's story closes with victory and celebration — a picture of God's ultimate plan for His people. Robin Gough August 31, 2025 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

Just when all seems lost, God works through Esther's courage — a reminder that He's always moving. John Vaught August 24, 2025 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

Esther faces the tension between comfort and calling — stepping into her purpose "for such a time as this." Jacob Robertson August 10, 2025 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.