Forum Christian Church

Old photos often remind us not just of where we've been, but of how much we've changed. While it's easy to see the external shifts, it's much harder to make sense of our internal journey, especially when we feel defined by our stumbles. This message explores how our moments of greatest failure can become the surprising location of our deepest healing. Discover a practical path forward where your past doesn't get the final say over your future.

As we contemplate Peter's bold step onto the waves and his subsequent sinking, we're challenged to examine our own faith. What boat is Jesus asking us to step out of? What fears are holding us back? We are encouraged to embrace the unpredictable nature of discipleship, knowing that even in our moments of doubt, Jesus is always ready to reach out His hand and lift us up.

As we contemplate Peter's bold step onto the waves and his subsequent sinking, we're challenged to examine our own faith. What boat is Jesus asking us to step out of? What fears are holding us back? We are encouraged to embrace the unpredictable nature of discipleship, knowing that even in our moments of doubt, Jesus is always ready to reach out His hand and lift us up.

We all come to moments when the next step in front of us doesn't make sense. It's in those very places of exhaustion, uncertainty, or even reluctance that God often speaks the loudest. What if the breakthrough you've been longing for is on the other side of a simple “yes”? Join us this week as we discover how God meets us in the ordinary and invites us into something extraordinary.

We all come to moments when the next step in front of us doesn't make sense. It's in those very places of exhaustion, uncertainty, or even reluctance that God often speaks the loudest. What if the breakthrough you've been longing for is on the other side of a simple “yes”? Join us this week as we discover how God meets us in the ordinary and invites us into something extraordinary.

Join us as we explore a profound moment in Jesus' final days, filled with complex dynamics and powerful insights. Discover how a pivotal encounter at the table reveals a deeper understanding of relationships and priorities. This message will challenge and inspire you to rethink your daily interactions and ambitions. Come and learn how an ancient conversation speaks directly into the heart of modern life.

Join us as we explore a profound moment in Jesus' final days, filled with complex dynamics and powerful insights. Discover how a pivotal encounter at the table reveals a deeper understanding of relationships and priorities. This message will challenge and inspire you to rethink your daily interactions and ambitions. Come and learn how an ancient conversation speaks directly into the heart of modern life.

Ever felt like your purpose in life is a question you can't quite answer—no matter how much you achieve, earn, or try to “find yourself”? Our culture shouts hundreds of answers at us every day, yet few seem to satisfy that deep need for meaning. In this message, we explore God's clear and compelling vision for your purpose—rooted in His design, shaped by His love, and lived out for the good of others. If you've been searching, it's time to stop chasing and start embracing the purpose you were created for.

Ever felt like your purpose in life is a question you can't quite answer—no matter how much you achieve, earn, or try to “find yourself”? Our culture shouts hundreds of answers at us every day, yet few seem to satisfy that deep need for meaning. In this message, we explore God's clear and compelling vision for your purpose—rooted in His design, shaped by His love, and lived out for the good of others. If you've been searching, it's time to stop chasing and start embracing the purpose you were created for.

Are we seeking after the approval of others or of God? Paul was accused of living for pleasing others in his presentation of the Gospel message, but in reality he was doing the exact opposite. Paul preached the truth of the Gospel and lived as a servant of Christ. How are we relying on what Jesus has done for us?

Are we seeking after the approval of others or of God? Paul was accused of living for pleasing others in his presentation of the Gospel message, but in reality he was doing the exact opposite. Paul preached the truth of the Gospel and lived as a servant of Christ. How are we relying on what Jesus has done for us?

In a world full of noise, push notifications, headlines, updates, and constant information it can be difficult to determine what is true and where truth comes from. John's Gospel invites us to know the one who is full of truth, the one who is the truth, and where to find truth. Jesus is the truth we're searching for.

In a world full of noise, push notifications, headlines, updates, and constant information it can be difficult to determine what is true and where truth comes from. John's Gospel invites us to know the one who is full of truth, the one who is the truth, and where to find truth. Jesus is the truth we're searching for.

As we explore Luke 18, we delve into two of Jesus' parables that challenge us to examine our prayer life and our humility before God.

As we explore Luke 18, we delve into two of Jesus' parables that challenge us to examine our prayer life and our humility before God.

In this exploration of Jesus' teachings, we delve into the parable of the fig tree from Luke 13. This story challenges us to examine our spiritual fruitfulness, our need for repentance, and God's patient love.

In this exploration of Jesus' teachings, we delve into the parable of the fig tree from Luke 13. This story challenges us to examine our spiritual fruitfulness, our need for repentance, and God's patient love.

The central parable of the two sons in Matthew 21 serves as a mirror, revealing our own spiritual dishonesty. Are we like the religious leaders, saying 'yes' to God but not following through in our actions? Or are we willing to change our minds and obey, like the first son? This parable reminds us that it's not our words, but our actions that truly reflect our faith. The shocking revelation that tax collectors and prostitutes - the outcasts of society - may enter the Kingdom before the self-righteous should prompt us to reconsider our own prejudices and judgments.

The central parable of the two sons in Matthew 21 serves as a mirror, revealing our own spiritual dishonesty. Are we like the religious leaders, saying 'yes' to God but not following through in our actions? Or are we willing to change our minds and obey, like the first son? This parable reminds us that it's not our words, but our actions that truly reflect our faith. The shocking revelation that tax collectors and prostitutes - the outcasts of society - may enter the Kingdom before the self-righteous should prompt us to reconsider our own prejudices and judgments.

How does hope grow in a world that often seems broken? Jesus shares a series of parables to show us that His Kingdom is working quietly and unstoppable, even amid chaos. We'll examine the powerful idea that this hidden, developing reality is the greatest treasure we could ever discover. Recognizing this truth could give us the patience to remain faithful and the confidence to trust God with what lies ahead.

In this exploration of Jesus' parables, we're invited to view these teachings as more than just stories - they're houses we can inhabit, gardens we can explore. The focus is on Mark 4, where Jesus uses everyday images like lamps, seeds, and mustard plants to reveal profound truths about God's kingdom. We're challenged to become active students of Jesus, not just passive believers.

How does hope grow in a world that often seems broken? Jesus shares a series of parables to show us that His Kingdom is working quietly and unstoppable, even amid chaos. We'll examine the powerful idea that this hidden, developing reality is the greatest treasure we could ever discover. Recognizing this truth could give us the patience to remain faithful and the confidence to trust God with what lies ahead.

Rediscover the power and purpose of Scripture through the lens of Jesus' Parable of the Sower. God's Word is essential for spiritual growth, salvation, and equipping believers to live out their faith. Amid a culture that often resists absolute truth, this message challenges followers of Christ to cultivate hearts that are open, responsive, and rooted in God's truth.

Rediscover the power and purpose of Scripture through the lens of Jesus' Parable of the Sower. God's Word is essential for spiritual growth, salvation, and equipping believers to live out their faith. Amid a culture that often resists absolute truth, this message challenges followers of Christ to cultivate hearts that are open, responsive, and rooted in God's truth.

Where might we need to take that first small step towards God? The final message in our series “1 Degree,” urges us to be intentional about the direction of our spiritual life, reminding us that even small steps towards or away from God can compound over time, leading to spiritual flourishing or judgment.

Where might we need to take that first small step towards God? The final message in our series “1 Degree,” urges us to be intentional about the direction of our spiritual life, reminding us that even small steps towards or away from God can compound over time, leading to spiritual flourishing or judgment.

In what ways can unmet expectations serve as obstacles to experiencing God's transformative power in our lives, as they initially did for Naaman? As we explore 2 Kings 5:13-19, we uncover important insights to consider as we pursue our own transformation. 

In what ways can unmet expectations serve as obstacles to experiencing God's transformative power in our lives, as they initially did for Naaman? As we explore 2 Kings 5:13-19, we uncover important insights to consider as we pursue our own transformation. 

The simple instruction to wash in the Jordan River becomes a test of Naaman's willingness to trust and obey. This narrative invites us to consider: Where in our lives are we resisting God's simple instructions? 

The simple instruction to wash in the Jordan River becomes a test of Naaman's willingness to trust and obey. This narrative invites us to consider: Where in our lives are we resisting God's simple instructions? 

Are we merely wearing the label of 'Christian,' or are we truly connected to Christ? How can we know for certain that we're in a right relationship with God? The answer lies not in our accomplishments or titles, but in our genuine connection to Jesus, our obedience to His commands, and the fruit that this relationship produces in our lives.

Are we merely wearing the label of 'Christian,' or are we truly connected to Christ? How can we know for certain that we're in a right relationship with God? The answer lies not in our accomplishments or titles, but in our genuine connection to Jesus, our obedience to His commands, and the fruit that this relationship produces in our lives.

In exploring the gap between wearing the label of Christianity and truly following Christ, we can use the geographical context of Jesus' conversation with His disciples at Caesarea Philippi (Matthew 16:13-18; Mark 8:31-38). This also highlights how Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him - beyond comfortable Christianity to truly engage with God's kingdom work.

In exploring the gap between wearing the label of Christianity and truly following Christ, we can use the geographical context of Jesus' conversation with His disciples at Caesarea Philippi (Matthew 16:13-18; Mark 8:31-38). This also highlights how Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him - beyond comfortable Christianity to truly engage with God's kingdom work.

Are we truly living out our faith, or merely wearing the label of 'Christian'? Drawing from Matthew 7:13-27, we're reminded that the path to God's kingdom is narrow, and not everyone who claims to know Christ will enter. The key? Doing the will of the Father.

Are we truly living out our faith, or merely wearing the label of 'Christian'? Drawing from Matthew 7:13-27, we're reminded that the path to God's kingdom is narrow, and not everyone who claims to know Christ will enter. The key? Doing the will of the Father.

Matthew 28 paints a vivid picture of that miraculous resurrection morning, challenging us to confront our beliefs and their impact on our lives. The guards, religious leaders, and disciples all faced a paradigm-shifting reality - how do we respond when confronted with new, life-altering information? This narrative urges us to examine our own beliefs, questioning whether they're rooted in fear, manipulation, or genuine truth.

Matthew 28 paints a vivid picture of that miraculous resurrection morning, challenging us to confront our beliefs and their impact on our lives. The guards, religious leaders, and disciples all faced a paradigm-shifting reality - how do we respond when confronted with new, life-altering information? This narrative urges us to examine our own beliefs, questioning whether they're rooted in fear, manipulation, or genuine truth.

Matthew 28 paints a vivid picture of that miraculous resurrection morning, challenging us to confront our beliefs and their impact on our lives. The guards, religious leaders, and disciples all faced a paradigm-shifting reality - how do we respond when confronted with new, life-altering information? This narrative urges us to examine our own beliefs, questioning whether they're rooted in fear, manipulation, or genuine truth.

Matthew 28 paints a vivid picture of that miraculous resurrection morning, challenging us to confront our beliefs and their impact on our lives. The guards, religious leaders, and disciples all faced a paradigm-shifting reality - how do we respond when confronted with new, life-altering information? This narrative urges us to examine our own beliefs, questioning whether they're rooted in fear, manipulation, or genuine truth.

In a special message from Ajai Lall, we're invited to rediscover the power of love, compassion, and forgiveness in our daily lives. He encourages us to open our hearts to the needs of others and to let genuine concern guide how we live and serve. This message is a compelling call to embody the heart of Christ in the way we care for those around us.

In a special message from Ajai Lall, we're invited to rediscover the power of love, compassion, and forgiveness in our daily lives. He encourages us to open our hearts to the needs of others and to let genuine concern guide how we live and serve. This message is a compelling call to embody the heart of Christ in the way we care for those around us.

This week we are invited to rethink what truly brings meaning and purpose. We'll journey together through stories of transformation and challenge the assumptions that keep us from experiencing the abundant life Jesus promises. What if the way to true fulfillment is simpler—and closer—than we ever imagined?

This week we are invited to rethink what truly brings meaning and purpose. We'll journey together through stories of transformation and challenge the assumptions that keep us from experiencing the abundant life Jesus promises. What if the way to true fulfillment is simpler—and closer—than we ever imagined?

This week we are invited to rethink what truly brings meaning and purpose. We'll journey together through stories of transformation and challenge the assumptions that keep us from experiencing the abundant life Jesus promises. What if the way to true fulfillment is simpler—and closer—than we ever imagined?

This week we are invited to rethink what truly brings meaning and purpose. We'll journey together through stories of transformation and challenge the assumptions that keep us from experiencing the abundant life Jesus promises. What if the way to true fulfillment is simpler—and closer—than we ever imagined?

The Zacchaeus story and the parable that follows illustrates Jesus' priority to seek and save the lost, reminding us that no one is beyond redemption. This passage encourages us to step out of our comfort zones, to see others through God's eyes of love and grace, and to be agents of transformation in our communities. It's a call to align our hearts with Jesus' mission.

The Zacchaeus story and the parable that follows illustrates Jesus' priority to seek and save the lost, reminding us that no one is beyond redemption. This passage encourages us to step out of our comfort zones, to see others through God's eyes of love and grace, and to be agents of transformation in our communities. It's a call to align our hearts with Jesus' mission.

The Zacchaeus story and the parable that follows illustrates Jesus' priority to seek and save the lost, reminding us that no one is beyond redemption. This passage encourages us to step out of our comfort zones, to see others through God's eyes of love and grace, and to be agents of transformation in our communities. It's a call to align our hearts with Jesus' mission.

The Zacchaeus story and the parable that follows illustrates Jesus' priority to seek and save the lost, reminding us that no one is beyond redemption. This passage encourages us to step out of our comfort zones, to see others through God's eyes of love and grace, and to be agents of transformation in our communities. It's a call to align our hearts with Jesus' mission.

Jesus returns to Nazareth to declare His messianic mission by reading from Isaiah 61. This pivotal moment reveals the heart of Christ's ministry: bringing good news to the poor, freedom to captives, sight to the blind, and liberation to the oppressed. Jesus calls us to lay down our lives for others, just as He did.