The last few Sundays we’ve been looking at justice through the lens of scripture. In the book of Amos, this last Sunday we looked at...

Dear FBC Family and Friends, Our nation is in a time of upheaval.  Our hearts are grieving the recent murders of George Floyd, Breonna...

We are living in a shifting spiritual landscape in which the church as an institution is no longer intrinsically valued as a central...

In Matthew 5:38-48, we encounter what feels like one of Jesus most unreasonable and difficult teachings. The thought of turning the...

Acts 3: 1-10 tells the story of Peter and John healing a lame man on their way to daily prayers at the temple. It would have been easy to...

This is our coffee table. We fell in love with it when we found it at Crompton Collective in Worcester, a shop filled with furniture, and...

The Lord’s Prayer is not only a pattern for praying but a pattern for living. We begin by directing our hearts’ attention upon our...

Community that changes lives begins when we learn to love those in front of us. Community that changes lives begins when we learn to love...

We all long for and need community. We tend to look for it with those we naturally gravitate towards, those who are like ourselves, hold...

Much of society has a bad taste for institutions and structures, but remain extremely hungry for real community and thirsty for spiritual...