FOUNT Josh Kelsey
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- Religion & Spirituality
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At Fount Church, our vision is Jesus Christ, our reality is freedom, our mission is people, and our cause is love. We are 1 church, 3 cities—NYC, Paris and Berlin—led by Pastors Josh and Georgie Kelsey. Join us this Sunday online, find out more at fount.nyc
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Walking and Waiting
Has God ever made you wait? Waiting not properly processed becomes discouraging to your soul and destructive to your journey. In this week’s Sunday message, pastor Dan Lian gives us three points on the character of God during your waiting season.
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The Lord of Breakthrough
How do we hold space in the waiting when we step out into something we believe God has called us to? Often when we walk into the promised land it is filled with giants, but that does not make God’s promises less true. In this Sunday’s message from guest Pastor Chris Bennett, we learn that even when we don’t have full understanding, we can have full trust in the God of breakthrough.
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Near or Far
Drawing near to God is not a one-off event—it’s a habitual practice that leads you into deeper communion with him and with others. Christ did not die so that you could have more stuff, but he died so that he could be close to your heart. In this ALLIN message, Pastor Josh Kelsey encourages us to assess our hearts and see where in our lives we can draw closer to God and be in a transformational relationship with him.
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Empty or Full
What makes you different as a follower of Christ is what you choose to fill your life. In this week’s Leadership Lessons, Pastor Josh Kelsey gives four points on how to access the fullness of Jesus in your life.
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Optional Power of God
God’s divine power is optimal for every area of our life, but it’s also optional. God has given us everything we need in this life through his power, but we have to first step out and participate in it. In this special message on Sunday, guest pastor James Murray gives us three questions we can use to amplify God's divine power in our daily lives.
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Restoring the Beauty of the Church
It's Jesus' job to build the church, but it's our job to make it beautiful. We live in a society where individuality and personal growth are championed, but the call of Jesus is to be a living stone built into a beautiful temple. In this Sunday's message, guest pastor James Murray from Glow Church gives us three ways we can restore the beauty of the church in our lives today.