01-12-2025 Full Service

FBC Loganville

01-12-2025 Full Service

January 12, 2025 • Chase Snyder

Time is a precious gift from God, and how we choose to spend it matters. Are you truly living in the moment, or merely living for the moment? In Ephesians 5:15-16, Scripture calls us to live wisely, making the most of every opportunity because the days are evil. This powerful reminder challenges us to reflect on our priorities and decisions. Are you using your time to honor God, or are distractions pulling you away from what truly matters? Join us as we explore how to live purposefully, embracing the days God has given us with wisdom and intention.

1-19-25 Full Service

January 19, 2025 • Chase Snyder • Luke 10:38–42

As a Christian, your main priority should be your relationship with Jesus. If you never spend time with Him, you won’t know what He is about. Often, we become too distracted, allowing everyday life to take our focus away from Jesus. Being with Him every single day is the most important thing you can do. We should get into the Word of God so that the Word can get into us. Don’t allow distractions to keep you from growing your relationship with Jesus.

12-22-24 Full Service

December 22, 2024 • Ronnie Kendall • Matthew 2

What does it mean to be smart? While the world tries to impart its own definition of intelligence on our lives, Scripture tells us differently of what true wisdom looks like: following Jesus. This week, Pastor Ronnie lists five points of what a smart, true follower of Jesus should look like, despite what the world tells us.

12-15-2024 Full Service

December 15, 2024 • Ronnie Kendall • Luke 1

Have you ever received a gift you didn’t want? What about when God gives you something unexpected—His favor, but not in the way you imagined? Often, what we desire doesn’t align with what God has planned for us. We ask for blessings, expecting them to look a certain way, but God’s gifts often come with a purpose that’s beyond our understanding. If we don’t learn to view His blessings through His perspective, we might miss the deeper work He’s doing in our lives.