Fredericksburg Presbyterian Church

09/05/2026

Weekend Devotional: This weekend take some time to do an audit of your practices of confession. How often do you confess your sins to God? How often do you ask forgiveness from others? How often do you ask God to help you say “no” to sinful habits that may have a hold on you? As you think about these things, spend some time in prayer and ask God to help you rely on Him in the midst of temptation.

09/04/2026

REMINDER: This Sunday is the Fredericksburg Community Service at MCA starting at 10:00am. Bring a lawn chair, a friend, and a dish if you plan on staying for the meal afterwards. 🚨There will not be a worship service at FPC 🚨 Come fellowship with the community!

09/01/2026

Going Deeper: Temptation to sin is common for followers of Jesus. It doesn’t mean that God is absent, and it doesn’t mean there is something wrong with you. All of us will struggle with temptation - that isn’t wrong - it’s how were respond to temptation that really matters.

08/31/2026

“When it comes to temptation, perseverance is of more value than immediate victory.”

08/30/2026

This Sunday we're looking into 1 Corinthians 10:13. Do you ever believe God tempts you more than you are able?

08/29/2026

Weekend Devotional: Do a “worry” inventory this weekend. What are the things that cause you undue concern; take some time to hand those things over to God in prayer and ask for His help to turn back to faith every time you feel worry creep in.

08/26/2026

Going Deeper: Faith and worry can’t operate at the same time. Inappropriate worry looks into the future and anticipates that God may not be trustworthy or good. Faith looks into the future and knows that God will be true to His character and His word.

08/24/2026

“A persistent habit of worry may be a sign that you are telling a story to yourself that is NOT the story of God’s kingdom.”

08/21/2026

08/19/2026

Going Deeper: The Bible is honest about the times that people turn away from Jesus; does it surprise you that the Scripture shares about the ways Jesus disappointed His followers? Why or why not?