Salem Fields Weekly Audio Message

Everything’s changed as we have known it over the past month. When we experience change it can bring with it all kinds of thoughts and feelings. A couple of feelings we tend to deal with are doubt and uncertainty. Could it be possible when we feel uncertain or doubtful during times of change, that Jesus could be trying to speak to us? Join us in this episode and discover what Jesus wants us to learn during times when everything has changed.

“Everything’s changed.” Wouldn’t you agree? With so many recent changes in our lives come so many concerns, and it’s enough to make your head spin. But did you know that Jesus’ disciples faced similar uncertainty and anxiety after the resurrection of Jesus? At first, none of them really understood that Jesus had risen from the dead. But by the end of 40 days, Jesus visited each of them, changed their minds, and initiated another change they did not expect— a change in THEM. In the midst of a crazy time in history, these initially scared and disappointed men and women were transformed into courageous people who went on to bear the good news of Jesus around the world. Join us in this episode for the first installment of our new 7-week message series “Everything’s Changed” with a look at how an unexpected detour becomes the very road where God shows up. And be sure to bring a pen and paper to draw along.

Join us online this Holy Week for exciting opportunities to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus!

The building may be closed, but church is still on! Join us in this episode as we continue the series "Pyramid of Faith."

We're going to have a great time of worship led by our worship band and leaders. I plan to start a 3-week sermon series entitled, 'Pyramid of Faith.' This Week: Is there a God? Palm Sunday: What does God look like? Easter: What does God want? I'm praying for you and this great church. Let's all pray and listen as we seek God's Will and Blessing. He really loves you and so do I.

Even though plans for this weekend's service and celebration of Buddy and Gaye have been changed due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we will still worship together online with music and Buddy and Gaye will deliver their final message to SFCC. We will also share in communion together towards the end of the service and close out with a short thank you to Buddy and Gaye.

You have the potential of being everything God has called you to be, however, you have one thing that’s holding you back. It's a piece of the puzzle that God is trying to use to finish a great puzzle that is your life. Join us in this episode to find the missing pieces of the puzzle.

Trusting God no matter what is something he wants us to do throughout our whole life. It's often a lot easier said than done though. Join us in this episode as we look at the story of Moses, learning how he trusted God no matter what and so can we.

Down through history, the message of God has been spoken for humanity through vision. This week in our series, Parting Words, we will look at how attention to the unseen ways of God matter more than those things we can see with our eyes.

In this episode, we are going to discover what Parting Words have to do with dead people.

When Jesus left His disciples and ascended to Heaven to prepare a place for all who trust in Him, He left them with some parting words. He wanted them to remember and carry forward what was most important. In this series, Buddy & Gaye are sharing their Parting Words as they close their 25 year ministry at SFCC.

Parting words can be emotional, encouraging, compelling and challenging. During this series, Buddy and Gaye would like to relay to you some parting words as their final day approaches here at SFCC. We hope it will inspire and encourage you to be your best for God long after our departure.

There are defining moments in life that shape us and make us who we are. Moments that increase our understanding of life and help us to learn what we're made of. But if we aren't careful we can start to deceive ourselves into thinking that what we did yesterday will sustain our todays and tomorrows, especially when it comes to our faith. Join us in this episode as we seek to make sure that the trophies we are collecting in life are bigger than anything this world has to offer and that our faith goes beyond the giants we slayed yesterday.

Your voice, is your ROAR. We recently celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr., a gentle giant who had a big roar. His great cause, his personal risk, his ROAR made history and will impact humanity well into future generations. Everyone, no less, has a purpose and a voice that God wants to use for good. Yet too often fear and the storms of life paralyze us from risking new opportunities. It takes a leap of faith.

They say that hindsight is 20/20, and that can be a good thing. But focusing too much on what's behind us can cause us to miss out on what's ahead. Let's finally put the guilt and shame of the past behind us, so we can clearly see the 20/20 vision God has for us.

Celebrate Recovery is a worldwide organization that uses Biblical principles to help free us from our hurts, habits, and hang-ups. Join us in this episode to learn more about Celebrate Recovery, what a meeting looks like, and how you can experience true freedom only found through a relationship with Jesus!

It's 2020 and the first month of a new decade. Please take a moment to reflect on our scripture text for this episode and ask yourself "what kind of person do I want to become in 2020?" “So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days. Don’t act thoughtlessly, but understand what the Lord wants you to do.” Ephesians 5:15-17 (NLT)

In this message, we have an incredible time of worship and celebration as we come together for ONE service.

In this message, we celebrate the season and discovering the wonder of Jesus at Salem Fields Community Church!

In this message, we explore some things that "GET LIT" up in our lives at Christmas that can cause us to miss the Real Light of Christmas.