Pastor BJ Sullivan delivers a message filled with Lesson 1- 3 of 5 lessons we can learn from Elijah’s time at the brook. Lesson 1: Your Supply Will Be Supernatural & Natural. Lesson 2: You Must Constantly Be Listening & Saying “Yes” To God. Lesson 3: God Sends Your Supply To Where He Has Told You To Go.

It’s Terradez Sunday at FCG! Guest speaker Ashley Terradez delivers a timely message to FCG about what it means to be a generous giver & what generous giving does in the spirit.

In Part 2 of At The Brook Pastor BJ Sullivan brings a message about lies and thoughts that may come your way when you are at a “dried up brook”. There are tools in The Word to combat the lies & answers for all the thoughts.

In week 1 of our brand new series, At The Brook, Pastor Brittany Price preaches a powerful message based on Elijah’s time at the brook. God sent provision and it was more than enough for Elijah. However, Elijah did have a part to play in order to receive that provision. What exactly was God’s part & what exactly was Elijah’s part? The truth is just as relevant today as it was thousands of years ago and will bring revelation to your daily walk.

In Psalm 91 we are given promises of rest, protection, satisfying long life, and more! The writer, most likely Moses, calls it “abiding in the shadow of The Almighty”. These promises are made to those who “dwell” in the shelter of The Almighty. So the question is; How do we “dwell” in His shelter? In Part 2 of this message Pastor BJ Sullivan focuses on the power of declaring the truth out loud and moving forward towards the issues of the world because as the Body of Christ we have the answers!

In Psalm 91 we are given promises of rest, protection, satisfying long life, and more! The writer, most likely Moses, calls it “abiding in the shadow of The Almighty”. These promises are made to those who “dwell” in the shelter of The Almighty. So the question is; How do we “dwell” in His shelter?

In week 5 of our Psalms series Pastor BJ Sullivan dives into Psalm 84 written by the Sons of Asaph. These temple custodians, singers, and musicians discovered the secret to turning their work into worship thus their work served an eternal purpose. We can do the same and be ignited with passion when we begin to see our work become worship as well.