Good Trees, Good Fruit!

Welcome back brothers and sisters!

It is a mighty fine day to sit a moment to offer praise and thanksgiving to the Lord isn't it?  When we really take a moment to count our blessings, you will find that not one of us can count that high.  Just sharing a time of worship with each of you, is a great deal of blessed time that He gives us, then forgiveness of our sins by the work He alone has done, nothing compares!

With that in mind, this last Saturday was one for prayer also, as many brothers and sisters were out sick...including our beloved Pastor Scott!  But glory to God, our master healer, He knows every need and fills each one...let us continue to pray for the recovery of our congregation that we may meet together and worship all the more.  We are very thankful that our faithful brother and associate Pastor Jaime stepped into the pulpit on Saturday and brought with him a message of fruitful examination, from Luke 6:43-45, our brother recounts what it looks like that our lives would reflect a good tree versus a bad tree, as spoken by the Lord Himself in the beatitudes.  Often we may get caught up into looking at this and catch ourselves falling into the works trap..."did I do good here" or "Was this a good work, and how did I do?".  Thankfully, we remember, that only God is good, and those who are in Christ will do the works of Him who called them....amen?  We do good works not for righteousness, but because of righteousness and that even of Christ's alone.  We were saved for good works!  There is so much more in this sermon and we really encourage you to take some time to watch it this week, and if you were out last Saturday it gives you a way to reconnect!

We are very thankful for each and every one of you, and look forward to worship, fellowship and a meal each Saturday at 7pm. Visit us right here on our website, as we have many services available to those looking to deepen their relationship with the Lord and join us in person too, click here for directions!  The Gospel is the power of God unto salvation, and without the Gospel, we will wander aimlessly unto the darkest of pits in this life and the next.  Never be ashamed of sharing the Gospel at any chance you get, we may not know who will and will not be saved, only God does, but that doesn't change the call He has given to each and every believer....Go therefor and make disciples of all nations!  Until we meet again dear friends, remember that the Lord is with you, even to the very of this age.

Blessings to you,

FRF Team