Forward Church

We were never meant to live life smothered. JESUS came to give us room to breath!

It's a blast from the past. For the whole month of July we're celebrating everything 90's.

It's a blast from the past! Join us as we celebrate everything 90's.

It's a blast from the past. For the whole month of July we're celebrating everything 90's.

Have your past failures ever kept you from reaching your potential? God doesn't want us to sit on the sidelines of our life. He wants us to move past our past.

We’ve all been there before, caught between the intention of our words and the reality of our actions. It’s not a place we ever intend to go. But the fact is, we've all done it at some point. We’ve become what we say, we despise – a hypocrite. The great news is that we don’t have to remain in that no-mans-land between what we say and what we do. There is hope beyond our hypocrisy.

Have you ever found yourself hypocritical when it comes to forgiveness? It's easy to want forgiveness but it's completely different to give it. When we forgive we get forgiveness.

Hypocrisy is everywhere. But is it something we recognize in ourselves as much as we can point it out in others? Or do we elevate and convince ourselves that hypocrisy is one thing we don’t struggle with it? In this message, we take a look at one of the strongest parables in Scripture. And as we unpack Jesus’ words of warning about hypocrisy, we discover that our own position before God determines so much of our potential in life.

“I don’t go to church, because the church is full of hypocrites.” It’s one of the biggest hurdles that keep people from church, and one that people use to keep their distance from God. But the truth is that hypocrisy is more than a barrier when it comes to faith. It’s something we all deal with every day. In this message, we will look at what Jesus had to say about this potent topic. And we discover how admitting our own hypocrisy – in every realm of life – is the prerequisite to experiencing true influence and authenticity.

The Holy Spirit is not weird or someone we should fear or avoid. Instead, He is a helper with whom we can have an intimate friendship. Our hope during this series is that we all will have a better understanding of who He is.

The Holy Spirit is not weird or someone we should fear or avoid. Instead, He is a helper with whom we can have an intimate friendship. Our hope during this series is that we all will have a better understanding of who He is.

The Holy Spirit is not weird or someone we should fear or avoid. Instead, He is a helper with whom we can have an intimate friendship. Our hope during this series is that we all will have a better understanding of who He is.

We are called to follow Jesus, this means you will have to follow him to Gethsemane.

In the days and weeks preceding the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, three men found their way into the story. Each refused to abandon his quest for control and surrender to the Savior of the world. How can we avoid the mistakes they made?

In the Easter story, Judas tried to get Jesus to do what he wanted, without regard for Jesus’ ministry and mission. That may seem ridiculous, but there’s a little Judas in all of us.

In the days and weeks preceding the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, three men found their way into the story. Each refused to abandon his quest for control and surrender to the Savior of the world. How can we avoid the mistakes they made?

A table is a common household piece of furniture. It’s found in every restaurant in the world. But the purpose and power behind it may be much more than we realize. In this perspective-shifting series, we discover that the role of the table in our lives has the power to change everything in our lives and in our world. It all comes down to the meal we dine on; and more importantly, what we choose to do after we eat.