Word Fellowship

07/21/2026

After nearly three years studying the Gospel of Luke, we've begun an exciting new journey through the Book of Ecclesiastes!

Rich with wisdom and remarkably relevant for today, Ecclesiastes challenges us to look beyond the distractions of life and consider what truly matters. We're looking forward to working through this incredible book together, one passage at a time.

06/27/2026

With Independence Day approaching, many will reflect on America's history and heritage. It's also an opportunity to consider an enduring question: Was America founded as a Christian nation?

In this blog, we revisit that question by looking beyond common assumptions and examining the historical record. Rather than settling for popular narratives, we invite you to thoughtfully consider the beliefs of the Founders and the role Christianity played in the nation's beginnings.

Were America’s Founders devout Christians, Deists, or something in between? Historian Gregg Frazer’s research reveals that most embraced Theistic Rationalism—a blend of faith and reason shaping the nation’s foundation.

06/21/2026

We give thanks for fathers and the many ways they serve, lead, provide, encourage, and care for their families.

Fatherhood is a high calling, and we are grateful for the men who seek to reflect God's faithfulness through their love, guidance, and example.

Happy Father's Day from all of us at Word Fellowship.

06/06/2026

Jesus, the Master Teacher, once again uses a powerful contrast to teach an unforgettable lesson.

In this passage, He places religious showmanship alongside the quiet faith of a poor widow and reveals that God sees far beyond outward appearances. What seems impressive to people is not always what matters most to Him.

If you missed last week's sermon—or would like to listen again—we invite you to watch and follow along with us in Luke 20:45–21:4.

Many people judge spirituality by appearances: titles, positions, c...

05/25/2026

Behind every flag placed and every name remembered, there are those who carry the loss. Parents, spouses, children, and friends whose lives are forever changed by the absence of someone deeply loved.

We remember those who never returned home, and we also remember those who continue to mourn them. In the weight of grief and remembrance, we look to the compassion of God, who draws near to the hurting and whose everlasting arms sustain His people even through sorrow.

05/24/2026

Memorial Day often marks the beginning of summer, with a long weekend, gatherings with family and friends, and time spent together. In the midst of those celebrations, we remember that it carries a deeper meaning. It is a day of remembrance for those who never returned home.

04/25/2026

Last Sunday, we turned to the Gospel of John and considered the struggle of the Apostle Thomas. Often remembered for his doubt, Scripture shows a man who was also courageous and faithful. We saw how Jesus met him in his skepticism and led him to a settled, confident faith.

The full sermon is available to watch on the Word Fellowship YouTube channel and website.

Doubt that Evaporates | John 20: 24-31| Word Fellowship

04/05/2026

He is risen. Today we gather to remember and rejoice in the resurrection of Christ. A day that reminds us of the hope found in Him and the victory over sin and death.

04/05/2026

Join us tomorrow for Easter service as we gather to worship and reflect on the significance of this day.

We would be glad to have you with us as we come together as a church.

04/04/2026

This final message before Easter brings us to Matthew 27:27–56, where we see the depth of Christ’s suffering and the weight of what He endured.

Join us tomorrow as we gather to celebrate the risen Lord.

There is something deeply ironic about this passage. Everything that is meant to mock Jesus actually proclaims the truth about Him. The soldiers mock Him as ...