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The resurrection doesn’t just forgive sin — it restores people.Grace doesn’t only erase the past — it rebuilds the future. John VaughtApril 19, 2026 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

Love doesn’t ignore sin — it absorbs it. God did not sweep evil aside. He carried it Himself.  Robin GoughApril 12, 2026 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

The resurrection is love vindicated.The cross was not defeat — it was devotion.Because Jesus lives, hope is not wishful thinking but living reality. Robin GoughApril 5, 2026 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

Jesus sees the crowds with compassion and declares the harvest ready. As we commit our future to God, we remember that every prayer and sacrifice is ultimately about people—and we build with joy because His mission leads us forward, not fear. Jake MaynardMarch 29, 2026 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

In Acts 4, the early church faces pressure not with fear, but with bold, unified prayer—rooted in a clear vision of who God is. When we see God clearly, we pray boldly and live ready, trusting that He will move and make us the kind of people who step into what He’s doing. Robin GoughMarch 22, 2026 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

Growth takes time. Just like a farmer tending a field, the church grows when people are equipped, connected to Christ, and faithfully doing their part. This morning we’ll explore how God grows His church—and what it means for us to tend the garden together. Robin GoughMarch 15, 2026 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

Acts 2 shows a church devoted to teaching, prayer, fellowship, and the breaking of bread—but what truly set them apart was the transforming presence of the Holy Spirit. Changed by Jesus and empowered by God’s Spirit, they became a resurrection community marked by generosity, joy, and shared life. John VaughtMarch 8, 2026 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

Four friends tore open a roof to bring someone to Jesus. Worship forms that kind of faith, shaping us to remove barriers and make room for others to encounter Christ and for the next generation to meet Jesus. Robin GoughMarch 1, 2026 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org. 

In the Parable of the Sower, Jesus invites us to consider what happens in us when God speaks. As we look toward the future of Fairfax, we pause to examine our hearts, believing that God is cultivating something deeper before He builds what’s next. Robin GoughFebruary 22, 2026 For more information, visit us at fxcc.org.

When we seek first the Kingdom of God, our treasure shifts, our fears lose their grip, and our everyday lives begin to reflect the reign of King Jesus. Robin GoughFebruary 15, 2026

As we wait for Jesus, Peter reminds us to stand firm, live humbly, and trust God’s grace. The journey may be hard, but our hope is secure. Robin GoughFebruary 8, 2026 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org. 

Suffering is not wasted in God’s hands. Peter encourages believers to endure hardship with trust, love, and hope, knowing God is at work even in pain. John VaughtFebruary 1, 2026 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

Following Jesus may lead to misunderstanding or hardship, but our hope is anchored in Christ’s victory. We live with courage and gentleness, trusting Him even when faith feels costly. Robin GoughJanuary 25, 2026 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

In a shifting world, Peter calls believers to live with humility, love, and faithfulness. Our Christlike lives become a steady witness to God’s Kingdom. Robin GoughJanuary 18, 2026 For more info, visit us at fxcc.org.

God’s grace doesn’t just forgive us—it forms us. Peter calls us to leave behind an empty way of life and be shaped into a people who reflect God’s goodness. Robin GoughJanuary 11, 2026