Foundation Church Fredericksburg Foundation Church Fredericksburg

John 2:13-22 — Why do we follow and worship Jesus? Because he died for our sins on the cross? Because he loves us and saves us and sends his Spirit to comfort, guide and lead us? Because he transformed our lives from condemned messes of rebellion and sin into a flourishing delight in righteousness? All of these are praiseworthy acts, but if were to distill the answer down to a single point, we might say that we don’t worship Jesus for what he has done, but for what (or who) he was declared to be through what he has done. For more information, visit foundationfxbg.com

Jeremiah 37-39 – Most of us would say that if God were to speak clearly and audibly to us, we wouldn’t hesitate to obey. But the record of Zedekiah’s conversations with the prophet Jeremiah should cause us to think twice. We will only obey the word of God when we are convinced of its authority over us and its centrality in our lives. For more information, visit foundationfxbg.com

Jeremiah 33-36 – As the story of Jeremiah’s prophetic ministry unfolds, we discover just how vital godly kings and rulers were to the nation and how seriously Judah’s leaders neglected their responsibilities, to quite disastrous results. But we also are able to glimpse the figure of another, righteous king of the lineage of David, who indeed will rule with justice and equity, and lead his people in righteousness to many blessings. For more information, visit foundationfxbg.com

Pastor Bill Anderson makes a guest appearance at foundation church of fredericksburg

Jeremiah 31:27-40 – The New Covenant is foundational to the Christian life, but many Christians are unclear about what this means and why it matters. In the midst of turmoil and judgment, Jeremiah speaks of this New Covenant that would comfort his hearers and provide hope for the exiles. We, too, can take great comfort and hope from this Covenant. For more information, visit foundationfxbg.com

Jeremiah 31:2-30 – All of Jeremiah’s warnings and predictions about God’s wrath and judgment, though true, are meant to produce an even greater awareness of God’s ineffable love and compassion.