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One of the most effective ways to love others is to share Jesus with them in a genuine way. In this, the final message in the Messy series, we'll look at loving others by trusting Jesus.

Today's message centres on selfless love. Loving others is messy, but it will change our hearts.

Loving others isn't easy. In fact, it's downright messy sometimes. When we read the parable of the Good Samaritan we see that it's important to love those right in front of us, and it will cost us something.

Let's face it: Loving each other isn't easy. Sometimes it's downright messy. We've just come through the busy Christmas season which, for some, has stretched their capacity to show love and patience to new limits. This January we're going to dive into the topic of loving each other with a four-week series that examines the command to "Love your neighbour as yourself” and its uses throughout the Bible.

What does true faith look like? To help us answer that question, Youth Ministries Director Mike Sanders looks at James 2:14-26

The beauty of this season of advent is the gift of peace that Jesus brings.

Looking at Zechariah 9, we see that we have a lot to rejoice about with regard to the coming of Jesus as Messiah. This message is part of the Echoes from the Past series.

The story of God's testing of Abraham might seem like a strange one to tell as part of Advent, but in today's message, you will see the tremendous love that God demonstrates when His mercy provides what His holiness demands.

In this series we're looking at Old Testament prophecies to see how they are fulfilled in Jesus. We'll be looking at various Old and New Testament passages throughout the month of December to see our glorious Messiah and Saviour, Jesus Christ.

This song by William Cowper contains some powerful imagery on the topic of blood. In this final message in the series, we talk about the meaning and the importance of being covered by the blood of Jesus.

Does your life demonstrate the joy of your salvation?

This song by Fanny J Crosby calls us to remember that we have been bought with a price, sealed by the Spirit, and one day will live in eternity with Jesus our Saviour.

Luke 9 invites us to follow after Jesus with our whole being, to take our life and let it be used by God for His glory and purpose.

How can we have the blessed assurance of our salvation?

Spoiler alert: Making disciples happens in every facet and activity of the learning community we call churches! This is the final message in the "Convictions of Discipleship" series.

Who makes disciples? As Christ-followers, we speak the word to those around us in order to encourage one another to "take a step to the right".

What are the convictions we need to hold in order to made disciples?

Everything we do as God’s gathered people (the church) should be an exercise in the transformative learning of Christ. Listen to the latest message in the "Convictions of Discipleship" series.

Pastor Aaron begins the new series on Convictions of Discipleship, looking at the means and motivation for making disciples who make disciples who love God, love people and serve their world.

If I don't know God, why should I obey Him? But once you know what God is like, it makes you want to follow Him! Tim Strickland is the Leadership Development Director for FEB Central and has a passion to see churches revitalized and making disciples.