Old Testament Saints

Welcome back brothers, sisters, neighbors and friends!  What a great week we have had, we recently came off of independence day weekend and the reminder of our true freedom in Christ, to this past weekend we share in the Lords supper...communion!  It was a blessing to see so many show up to worship, fellowship and praise the Lord our God....Jesus is worthy of all honor, glory, praise, amen?  With our congregation ever growing in size, we continually get to see the Lord's marvelous power on display in the saving of His people, sharing together with all of you makes every day a great joy!  We thank everyone who is able to come each time, and everyone who has their first visit with us (hopefully first of many). 

Well this last Saturday was very humbling, as we came together to remember Jesus Christ, to remember His promises, His work, His Body, His Life, and to remember that He will be returning in the same way He left.  Now is the time for us to remember His words, store them in our heart, that we may obey God with joy and praise, amen?  Pastor Scott graciously took us through the Lords supper last weekend, and really brought forward why it is we share in such things, the importance of it all and just as his sermon came after communion, the continued work and perseverance in doing the Lords will.  The sermon for the evening was a continuation in Ephesians 4, the verses being 7 through 10.  Pastor Scott laid out the answer to a question many of us have pondered before, the question of "What happened to those saints who died before Christ came, died and resurrected for the forgiveness of sins?".  It's a question that has a solid answer right in the bible, the story of Abraham, Lazarus and the rich man, not just a parable given the names, and context.  Pastor Scott lays it out so very well, and we encourage you to share your time with us today and watch this weeks sermon video, it is very edifying.

To simply write that the saints are with the Lord, while true, doesn't even begin the scratch the surface that is the mercy and love of God and all that He planned out before the foundation of the world, so please join us today!  We also encourage you to visit our website and reach out to us, that we may be able to help you in any way we are able.  Don't hesitate to come down and join us in person each Saturday at 7pm for fellowship, worship and a wonderful meal prepared by our fantastic volunteers each week.  God is Good, let's serve together at the foot of the Cross.  Without further ado, here is this weeks video and we look forward to seeing you next week!

Merciful Blessings,

FRF Team