Faith Alliance Church

04/19/2026

The wireless router is not working at peak operating power. We will attempt to stream. If the service is spotty it’s due to router. It is being replaced next week. Sorry!

04/03/2026

03/24/2026

Join us for a Good Friday Walk-Through Experience.

This is not a traditional service.

You will move at your own pace through a series of interactive stations, each centered around a moment from Good Friday.

At each station, you’ll encounter a physical object, a short passage of Scripture, and an opportunity to reflect and respond.

This is a quiet, personal experience designed to help you slow down and consider what the cross really cost.

Come as you are… and take your time.

01/25/2026

Our Snow day sermon. With special guest 🐶

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

12/14/2025

Service canceled. See you next week.

10/17/2025

Tonight is Nerf Night at Faith Alliance Church!
🕕 6:00–7:30 PM
Your child is sure to have a blast! I’ve had parents of returning kids tell me their children can’t stop talking about this event. We’ll be playing Capture the Flag with Nerf blasters, and the kids will take over the entire church!
We’ve even had a few moms and dads jump in on the action.
This is your last opportunity to register — don’t miss out!
https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSfxtViw7F8.../viewform...

08/08/2025

Congrats to GEYA baseball! WILPO BOUND!!! #

06/13/2025

Faith,

Have you ever experienced this?
You left a static image on your computer screen—maybe a logo or a frozen picture—and when you finally changed the screen, the image was still faintly "burned" into the display. To prevent that, tech companies created screen savers—those constantly moving images that were designed to keep the screen protected. The constant movement served a purpose.

With that in mind, I want us to visit the second of the Three L’s that define what it means to be a disciple-making church:

As a disciple-making church, we will TOGETHER:
LOVE God by having a personal relationship with Jesus,
LIVE like Jesus by being consistently transformed by Him, and
LEAD others to Jesus, multiplying disciples who transform our community.

LIVE.

Much like the technology I just described, God has a plan for your life, and it’s not for you to be static in your walk with Jesus. Instead, we are called to be consistently changing—being transformed into the image of Jesus.

As disciple-makers, we must regularly examine our lives, inviting Christ to reshape us so that bad habits or sinful tendencies don’t get “burned” into our character. Instead, we welcome the power of the Holy Spirit to change us.

And just like the screen saver had a purpose, the Holy Spirit’s work in us has one too: to mold us into the likeness of Jesus.

Paul wrote this in 2 Corinthians 3:18:

“And we all, who with unveiled faces contemplate the Lord’s glory, are being transformed into his image with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit.”

Notice two important phrases here:

“Being transformed” — This is an ongoing process. We never arrive. It’s daily, sometimes moment by moment. Just like those endless, flowing screen savers, we are constantly in motion as God shapes us.

“Into His image” — Jesus is the goal. Everything we do in discipleship points toward becoming more like Him—His character, His love, His devotion, His compassion, and so much more. Why? Because Jesus is the center of our faith. It should be the natural desire of every disciple to emulate Jesus more and more each day.

So let’s continue to LIVE transformed lives.

Is there something today that you need to give to the Lord so He can redeem it?
Are you stuck in areas of life where bad habits or attitudes feel “burned” into who you are?
Ask Jesus to help you—to reshape you from the inside out—to be more like Him every day.

06/06/2025

Faith,
Love
It’s the first of our three L’s.

You may recall that we recently redefined what it means to be a disciple-maker at FAC:

As a disciple-making church, we will TOGETHER:
LOVE God by having a personal relationship with Jesus,
LIVE like Jesus by being consistently transformed by Him, and
LEAD others to Jesus, multiplying disciples who transform our community.

So, I say it again—LOVE.
According to the Beatles, “it’s all you need.” And while they may not have been writing theology, they weren’t far off—because love is at the very heart of being part of God’s family.

Both John and Paul write extensively about love in their letters.
John says in 1 John 4: “God is love.” That means every true experience of love has its origin in the very nature of God.

Volumes have been written about this characteristic of God, but it really comes down to this: all love begins in Him.
And Paul adds that without love, we are nothing (Romans 13).

So it’s no surprise that our journey as disciple-makers must start here—by loving God.
Yes, we express love through obedience and kindness. But true discipleship starts when we know—deeply know—God’s love for us as revealed in Jesus.
Everything He did—becoming nothing, teaching, healing, bleeding, dying—was done out of love for you.

A love like that demands a response. We can’t just observe it and remain unchanged.
God invites you to respond by believing and receiving Jesus as your Savior. That’s the beginning of your new, born-again life—knowing Jesus personally.

Application:
Maybe today you’ve never responded to that love. Or maybe you know someone who needs a deeper understanding of what God has done for them.

Don’t let this moment pass without making a decision—
→ to invest in your own walk by trusting Jesus as Savior, or
→ to help someone else take that step toward God's transforming love.

-Matthew