What do you do with your questions about God, faith, and life? This fall at FPC, we’re going to be reflecting on the Apostles’ Creed, the central summary of Christian teaching. And as we do so, we’ll explore many of the questions that we and our friends have about the meaning of faith, the person of Christ, and the hope that the Gospel offers.

Scripture: Mark 15:16-39

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jared Ayers

What do you do with your questions about God, faith, and life? This fall at FPC, we’re going to be reflecting on the Apostles’ Creed, the central summary of Christian teaching. And as we do so, we’ll explore many of the questions that we and our friends have about the meaning of faith, the person of Christ, and the hope that the Gospel offers.

Scripture: Isaiah 52.13 - 53:6

Speaker: Ryan Fink, Jupiter Church Plant Resident

What do you do with your questions about God, faith, and life? This fall at FPC, we’re going to be reflecting on the Apostles’ Creed, the central summary of Christian teaching. And as we do so, we’ll explore many of the questions that we and our friends have about the meaning of faith, the person of Christ, and the hope that the Gospel offers.

What do you do with your questions about God, faith, and life? This fall at FPC, we’re going to be reflecting on the Apostles’ Creed, the central summary of Christian teaching. And as we do so, we’ll explore many of the questions that we and our friends have about the meaning of faith, the person of Christ, and the hope that the Gospel offers.

Scripture: Psalm 8

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jared Ayers

What do you do with your questions about God, faith, and life? This fall at FPC, we’re going to be reflecting on the Apostles’ Creed, the central summary of Christian teaching. And as we do so, we’ll explore many of the questions that we and our friends have about the meaning of faith, the person of Christ, and the hope that the Gospel offers.

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:1-8

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Jared Ayers

The stories of King David are some of the most well-worn in the world: David the shepherd, David defeating Goliath, David seducing Bathsheba in his Jerusalem palace. David’s story is earthy, human- in fact, it’s the longest single narrative of a human being in the Bible. In the stories of David, the Scriptures depict a human life at is very best and its very worst. This summer, we’re listening to the story of David- a human life both fascinating and flawed- so that we can learn to pay attention to the work of God in our own earthy, fascinating, flawed lives.

Scripture: 2 Samuel 22:1-20

Speaker: Annabelle Gloetzner, Student Ministry Assistant

The stories of King David are some of the most well-worn in the world: David the shepherd, David defeating Goliath, David seducing Bathsheba in his Jerusalem palace. David’s story is earthy, human- in fact, it’s the longest single narrative of a human being in the Bible. In the stories of David, the Scriptures depict a human life at is very best and its very worst. This summer, we’re listening to the story of David- a human life both fascinating and flawed- so that we can learn to pay attention to the work of God in our own earthy, fascinating, flawed lives.

The stories of King David are some of the most well-worn in the world: David the shepherd, David defeating Goliath, David seducing Bathsheba in his Jerusalem palace. David’s story is earthy, human- in fact, it’s the longest single narrative of a human being in the Bible. In the stories of David, the Scriptures depict a human life at is very best and its very worst. This summer, we’re listening to the story of David- a human life both fascinating and flawed- so that we can learn to pay attention to the work of God in our own earthy, fascinating, flawed lives.