Church guide

This city is our home. We love being here, both in the great times and the hard moments. Yesterday we started a sermon series called For The City, where we're looking at God's heart for the city and how followers of Jesus can work together right here. You can watch the first week of this series anytime at www.myfcc.life

What’s one of your favorites parts of living here?

Every Sunday through the month of June will be focused on God's heart for our city. We're excited to explore the many different ways that Jesus is changing people's lives right here where we live! Join us every Sunday: 8am (traditional music), 9:15am, & 10:45am.

Every Sunday through the month of June will be focused on God's heart for our city. We're excited to explore the many different ways that Jesus is changing people's lives right here where we live! Join us every Sunday: 8am (traditional music), 9:15am, & 10:45am.

Why church? What does going to church on Sunday have to do with following Jesus? You can hear the whole sermon at www.myfcc.life

We're thankful for the men and women in our country's military and emergency services who have served and died to protect us. We will always remember their sacrifice and their service.

Today is Pottawattamie Gives! Together with Omaha Gives!, this is a great opportunity to support many of the non-profits in our city. Many different groups have funding goals and would love for you to partner with them! Who are you supporting this year? omahagives.org/pottawattamie

Is your social media keeping you from being spiritually healthy? Dr. Deb Hoffman talked about this and other issues, and helped give us next steps on how God can help us grow in these areas. Watch the rest of this sermon: myfcc.life/youaskedforit

Is it okay if we don’t have everything together? Do things like depression, anxiety, and fear mean we’re too messed up to step into a church? We’re diving into this question tomorrow at all three of our services: 8am (traditional music), 9:15am, and 10:45am

Tomorrow is an incredible morning. Dr. Deb Hoffman will be joining us as we ask the question “Is it okay to not be okay?” We’ll be looking at how God can bring you hope, purpose, and joy when you’re surrounded by depression, anxiety, and fear. Join us at one of our services: 8am (traditional music), 9:15am, and 10:45am

Kids are the best. We’ve got a place just for them every single Sunday during our services! Join us this Sunday at 8am, 9:15am, or 10:45am.

Happy Mothers Day to all of the incredible women who have shaped our lives. You’re amazing and deserve this special day.

Hey FCC, excited to continue our “You Asked For It” series tomorrow by looking at the question, “Can I lose my salvation?” Invite a friend and join us! And a big shout out to every mom!!

One week ago was ServeFest. So thankful for all of the churches and organizations that moved together in an effort to make our city better. We had hundreds of volunteers serving in countless ways. You all are making a difference. - - - - - - - - Did you join us? Let us know and tag your friends who helped too!

A little #tbt to this last weekend of ServeFest. Loved working alongside every one of you as we loved our city. Here are a couple shots of our time together before the morning got started!

We sat down to keep the conversation going around God's dream for sexuality. It's a crazy topic and we had a lot of fun talking more about it. If you were wanting to catch the full sermon from this past Sunday, you can find it at www.myfcc.life

Loved exploring God's dream for sexuality on Sunday, and we want to keep the conversation going. What part of the sermon resonated with you? Are there questions about faith and sexuality that you've always wondered? We'd love to hear your thoughts. If you didn't get the chance to see the sermon, you can watch it at www.myfcc.life

What's God's dream for sexuality? You asked the question, so we dove into this crazy topic to see what the Bible says about this complex and beautiful gift. You can watch the rest of this sermon at www.myfcc.life

Join us tomorrow as we address the question, “What is God’s dream for sexuality?”

This city is our home. We love being here, both in the great times and the hard moments. Yesterday we started a sermon series called For The City, where we're looking at God's heart for the city and how followers of Jesus can work together right here. You can watch the first week of this series anytime at www.myfcc.life

Every Sunday through the month of June will be focused on God's heart for our city. We're excited to explore the many different ways that Jesus is changing people's lives right here where we live! Join us every Sunday: 8am (traditional music), 9:15am, & 10:45am.

Why church? What does going to church on Sunday have to do with following Jesus? You can hear the whole sermon at www.myfcc.life

Is your social media keeping you from being spiritually healthy? Dr. Deb Hoffman talked about this and other issues, and helped give us next steps on how God can help us grow in these areas. Watch the rest of this sermon: myfcc.life/youaskedforit

We sat down to keep the conversation going around God's dream for sexuality. It's a crazy topic and we had a lot of fun talking more about it. If you were wanting to catch the full sermon from this past Sunday, you can find it at www.myfcc.life

What's God's dream for sexuality? You asked the question, so we dove into this crazy topic to see what the Bible says about this complex and beautiful gift. You can watch the rest of this sermon at www.myfcc.life

On Saturday, May 4, we'll be partnering with over 20 other churches for ServeFest! It's a day of service in our city, where anyone can help love and care for people in Council Bluffs in a tangible and impactful way. You can learn more and sign up at myfcc.life/servefest

Loved sharing Bryce's story of discovering Jesus this weekend!

First Christian, here are a few ways you can help make this weekend an incredible experience for everyone who comes. We're excited to worship with you in a few days!

Chris' story of how someone's life can be impacted by a single church in so many ways was a beautiful one to hear. God's faithfulness through his people is evident in both joyful times and the hardest moments. We're grateful for her, her testimony, and her commitment to the mission of Jesus here in our city. If you want to know more about the Unimaginable Vision that we have centered this entire series around, just go to myfcc.life/unimaginable