Freeman Missionary Church

04/26/2026

April 26, 2026 Service

04/23/2026

04/19/2026

April 19, 2026 Service

04/14/2026

Lord, help me to love my neighbors with that same kind of love that you extend towards me. Help me to see my neighbors through your eyes. Show me practical ways that I can help them, and through that help, then be able to show them your love. Help me to put aside my agenda, Lord, to simply love them, to meet them where they are and to love them as You love them.
In Jesus name, Amen.

04/12/2026

April 12, 2026 Service

04/12/2026

Risen Lord Jesus,
We thank You that the grave is empty and that death has been defeated. You are alive, and because You live, we are invited into a new way of living—not marked by fear, sin, or despair, but by resurrection power and hope.
Teach us to walk as people of the resurrection. Where we have grown weary, breathe new life into our spirits. Where we have settled for spiritual routine, awaken us again to the wonder of Your grace. Where sin still clings, break its power and set us free to live in the victory You have won.
Holy Spirit, fill us with resurrection life today. Help us to love boldly, forgive freely, and serve joyfully. Let our lives be evidence that Jesus is alive -- not only in what we believe, but in how we live.
Make us a people who carry resurrection hope into every place we go.
In the name of Jesus, Amen.

04/08/2026

Throughout the world, there may be no better reminder of the beauty and significance of Jesus’ transformative power than the life cycle of a butterfly. RES...

04/05/2026

April 5, 2026 -- EASTER SUNDAY Service

03/29/2026

March 29, 2026 Service

03/29/2026

“Hosanna” wasn’t just a shout. It meant “save us now.”
It was both worship and desperation in one breath.

And isn’t that still us today?

We lift our hands not because life is perfect, but because we know who Jesus is in the middle of it. We cry out not because we have it all together, but because we believe He does.

The same crowd that waved branches was longing for rescue and they didn’t even fully understand that their Savior had come not just to change their situation, but to transform their hearts.

Jesus didn’t enter with the kind of kingdom they expected. He came with the kind they needed.

A King who brings peace instead of pressure.
A Savior who carries the cross instead of demanding perfection.
A Lord who answers our “Hosanna” not always by removing the struggle, but by redeeming it.

So today, don’t just say “Hosanna” out of routine.
Say it with meaning.

Let it be your surrender.
Let it be your cry.
Let it be your faith.

Because the One who came then… still comes now,
into hearts that are willing to receive Him as King.

03/28/2026

March 22, 2026 Service

03/28/2026

March 15, 2026 Message