Sermons

In this New Year message, Rev. Dr. Bob Fuller reflects on returning home after a season of rest and reconnecting with God, reminding the congregation that the church is a “flock” meant to journey together. Preaching from Acts 2, he describes how the early believers devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, prayer, and the breaking of bread, forming a community shaped by truth and gratitude. He connects their devotion to Jesus’ victory over temptation and shows how Christ relied on the Word of God, saying, “It is written,” as a model for us when we face our own temptations. The sermon emphasizes that Scripture not only guards us from sin but also catches us when we fall, reminding us of God’s promises and grace. Rev. Fuller also highlights the Lord’s Supper as an act of holy remembrance, where believers gather in thanksgiving for Christ’s broken body and shed blood. The church, he says, is formed not by shared success but by shared memory of a crucified and risen Savior. As we move toward Easter, we are called to remember who Jesus is and what He has done, so that together we may love, serve, and live as His faithful flock.

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