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09/06/2026

FPFWC Live Stream. Pastor D. Welcome to the FPFWC Live Service Sermon Title: Get up from your Ziklag
(9/6/26)
Music License #5451110

Service begins at 10:00am. Pastor D. Fort Payne Family Worship Center.
09/06/2026

Service begins at 10:00am. Pastor D. Fort Payne Family Worship Center.

Men’s Breakfast is happening tomorrow morning at 8AM! 🍳☕️Good food, good fellowship, and a great way to start your Sunda...
09/05/2026

Men’s Breakfast is happening tomorrow morning at 8AM! 🍳☕️

Good food, good fellowship, and a great way to start your Sunday. Men, come hungry and bring someone with you! 💪🏼

📍 FPFWC
⏰ 8AM

My thought for today is “The Trap Principle.” (Psalm 7:15) He makes a pit, digging it out, and falls into the hole that ...
09/04/2026

My thought for today is “The Trap Principle.” (Psalm 7:15) He makes a pit, digging it out, and falls into the hole that he has made. When someone builds their life on deception, manipulation, or harm, they eventually step into the consequences of their own making. The pit they dug becomes the place they fall. Sobering, because it reminds us that sin is not neutral—it shapes the path beneath our feet. Comforting, because it means God’s justice often works quietly, without spectacle, through the natural unraveling of evil. This verse invites us to trust the slow, steady justice of God—and to examine our own hearts for any small “pits” we might be tempted to dig: subtle resentments, quiet schemes, hidden retaliations.

Pastor D. Media Ministry

My thought for today is “How sin often works.” (Psalm 7:14) Behold, the wicked man conceives evil and is pregnant with m...
09/03/2026

My thought for today is “How sin often works.” (Psalm 7:14) Behold, the wicked man conceives evil and is pregnant with mischief and gives birth to lies. Evil, in David’s vision, is not merely an action. It is a process. A gestation. A slow formation of something that begins hidden and eventually emerges into the world. This is how sin often works: It begins as a thought. It grows into intention. It matures into action. It finally “gives birth” to consequences—often far beyond what was imagined. This verse gently asks: What am I carrying within me? What is forming in the quiet places of my heart? What will my inner life eventually give birth to?

Pastor D. Media Ministry

A Wednesday night well spent 🤍 Bible Study is tonight at 6 PM! Bring a friend and come join us—we’re excited to see your...
09/02/2026

A Wednesday night well spent 🤍 Bible Study is tonight at 6 PM! Bring a friend and come join us—we’re excited to see your smiling faces! 📖🙌

My thought for today is “Integrity and Justice Flow.” (Psalm 7:13) He has prepared His deadly weapons; He makes His arro...
09/02/2026

My thought for today is “Integrity and Justice Flow.” (Psalm 7:13) He has prepared His deadly weapons; He makes His arrows fiery shafts. This verse reminds us that God’s justice is not soft, but it is patient. Not weak, but restrained. Not impulsive, but purposeful. For the upright in heart, this is not a threat—it is a reassurance. It means God will not allow evil to have the final word. It means He will defend the vulnerable. It means He will confront what destroys. And for each of us, it is an invitation to live in the light, to keep our hearts soft, to turn quickly when we sense misalignment.

Pastor D. Media Ministry

My thought for today is “Mercy Before Judgment.” (Psalm 7:12) If a man does not repent, God will whet His sword; He has ...
09/01/2026

My thought for today is “Mercy Before Judgment.” (Psalm 7:12) If a man does not repent, God will whet His sword; He has bent and readied His bow. This is not the picture of a God who delights in punishment. It is the picture of a God who takes human choices seriously. “If a man does not repent…” This verse invites us to see repentance not as shame, but as safety. Not as humiliation, but as healing. Not as punishment, but as protection. God’s justice is always intertwined with His mercy. He prepares judgment only because He longs to prevent it.

Pastor D. Media Ministry

My thought for today is “Daily Accountability.” (Psalm 7:11) God is a righteous judge, and a God who feels indignation e...
08/31/2026

My thought for today is “Daily Accountability.” (Psalm 7:11) God is a righteous judge, and a God who feels indignation every day. His judgments flow from perfect righteousness—rightness that is woven into His very being. When David says this, he is reminding himself (and us) that the One who sees all things also judges all things with unwavering justice. God’s indignation is not against humanity itself, but against the evil that distorts, corrupts, and dehumanizes. How does it shape my view of God to know that His indignation flows from righteousness and love?

Pastor D. Media Ministry

08/30/2026

FPFWC Live Stream. Nick Brown. Welcome to the FPFWC Live Service
(8/30/26)
Music License #5451110

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