Faith Fellowship of Citrus Springs

05/31/2026

Most people have ignored a warning sign at some point in their lives. Those warnings are not there to spoil our journey—they are there to protect us from disaster.

Jude 5–7 reminds us of three sobering examples from the past: Israel’s unbelief after experiencing God’s deliverance, the angels who rebelled against God’s authority, and the cities of S***m and Gomorrah that pursued sinful desires. The warnings of Scripture are God’s gracious reminders that faith must endure, obedience matters, and those who stand must continually depend upon the Lord.

05/27/2026

Join us tonight for Bible Study!

We gather every Wednesday at 6:00 PM to study God’s Word, pray, and enjoy fellowship together.

Afterward, we’ll share a potluck dinner. Fried chicken is provided, and you’re welcome to bring a dish to share if you’re able.

We’d love to have you with us!

05/26/2026

The cross is not the picture of God sending someone else to rescue us while He remains distant. In Christ, God Himself comes for His people. The Son is truly God, and through His death we see the immeasurable love of the Father for sinners.

Jude calls the church to contend for the faith once for all delivered to the saints — because what we believe about Jesus is not a small matter. It is the heart of the gospel.

Watch the full sermon from Jude 3–4: https://youtu.be/FnbC3Fq_t4g?si=jgsHky-AUcYn1CRk

05/25/2026

Jude 3–4 is a spiritual Code Blue.

Jude wanted to write about the beauty of our common salvation, but there was an urgent crisis that had to be addressed: false teachers had crept in unnoticed, twisting grace into permission for sin and denying the only Master and Lord, Jesus Christ.

So Jude sounds the alarm.

The church must know what we believe and how we live. The faith has been once for all delivered to the saints, and it is not ours to reimagine, revise, or reshape for the demands of the day.

When the gospel is at stake, we do not panic — but we do contend.

Watch the full sermon from Jude 3–4: https://youtu.be/FnbC3Fq_t4g?si=b0wXMmFx1YJ-HJ7z

05/25/2026

Today we pause to remember and honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

We are grateful for the freedoms we enjoy, mindful of the cost at which they have come, and prayerful for the families who carry the weight of that sacrifice.

May this Memorial Day lead us to gratitude, humility, and prayer.

“Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.”
John 15:13

05/15/2026

🚗 Summer Automotive Program Update! 🚤✈️

We’re excited to share the details for this summer’s program! Students will get hands-on learning across three exciting portions: Roadway, Waterway, and Airway.

📅 Program Schedule

🚘 Roadway
June 15, 17, 22 & 24

🚤 Waterway
July 6, 8, 13, 15 & 20–24

✈️ Airway
July 27 & 29

⏰ Class Time: 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
🍽️ Lunch: Provided each day
💵 Registration Fee: $40 due at sign-up
👥 Space is limited: Program capped at 18 participants

Register here: https://faithfellowship.churchtrac.com/connect?ei=CG87JGQ

After you register, we’ll reach out to confirm your information and send additional details.

We’re looking forward to a great summer of learning, building skills, and exploring the world of automotive, marine, and aviation!

04/02/2026

We’d love to invite you to celebrate Easter with us this week! ✝️

We’ve got a few opportunities to gather as we remember what Jesus has done and celebrate the hope we have in Him:

• Maundy Thursday (Communion) – Tonight at 6pm
• Good Friday Service – 6pm
• Easter Sunday – 10am (under the pavilion) with worship & baptisms

After Easter Sunday, we’ll hang out for an Easter egg hunt and lunch—great for the whole family.

Whether you’ve been around for a while or are just looking for a place to come on Easter, you’re invited. We’d love to have you with us!

Bring a friend and come celebrate—He is risen!

03/04/2026

🌍 Mission Partner Spotlight: 8% Ministry

On Sunday we also highlighted 8 Percent Ministry, a ministry led by members of our own church, John and Tracy Willey.

Their work focuses primarily in the Dominican Republic, serving orphans, widows, and vulnerable families while meeting practical needs and sharing the love of Christ. The ministry’s name comes from a simple but compelling idea: if just 8% of Christians supported one child, the needs of vulnerable children around the world could be meaningfully addressed.

Take a few minutes this week to learn more about their work and how you can pray for the people and communities they serve:

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​Our Mission ​ To be the hands and feet of Jesus by partnering with the local churches to care for defenseless children, and their families while sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ.

03/03/2026

🌍 Mission Partner Spotlight: Biblical Christian Missionary Society

On Sunday we highlighted our partnership with the Biblical Christian Missionary Society. Their vision is to see Christ-centered churches established and sustained across the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Venezuela, empowered by the transformative power of the Gospel.

They pursue this by equipping national leaders, making disciples, and partnering with local churches to plant and strengthen healthy congregations—work that includes Bible-based pastoral training and ongoing collaboration with leaders on the ground.

Take a few minutes this week to learn more so you can pray more specifically for their teams and the churches they are strengthening:

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What you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses, commit to faithful men who will be able to teach others also.- 2 Timothy 2:2

03/02/2026

Yesterday for Missionary Spotlight Sunday we were introduced to the Makrani—an unreached people group in Pakistan and India with little access to the gospel and very few known believers. Let’s continue praying for the Lord to open hearts, raise up workers, and establish a faithful witness among them.

Take a few minutes this week to learn more so you can pray more specifically and consistently. You can read about the Makrani here through Joshua Project:

Joshua Project profile for the Makrani (Muslim traditions) in Pakistan