First Presbyterian Church of Rogers, AR

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09/03/2026

Redeeming fellowship

🌱 We started a new sermon series  this week at FPC Rogers!You don’t drift your way into a deeper relationship with Jesus...
09/02/2026

🌱 We started a new sermon series this week at FPC Rogers!

You don’t drift your way into a deeper relationship with Jesus. Spiritual growth happens when you intentionally make room for practices that help you know God more deeply and live out your faith.

That’s why we’re doing Foundations of Spiritual Formation, an 11-week journey exploring four classic, biblically grounded practices that can help you grow as a disciple of Jesus.

And we’ve created a FREE companion resource to help you put what you’re learning into practice throughout the week. It includes simple daily readings and reflections designed to help you take the next step in your relationship with Christ.

👇 Download your free Foundations of Spiritual Formation guide using the link in the comments.

Our first message begins with something every one of us needs: belonging. What does biblical fellowship really mean, and how does knowing that we belong to God change the way we make room for others?

Watch the first message, “You Belong Here,” here:

You Belong Here | Finding Real Christian Community | Ephesians 2T...

08/30/2026

And new journey begins

Dear Friends,This Sunday, we are beginning a new journey together at First Presbyterian Church called "Foundations of Sp...
08/30/2026

Dear Friends,

This Sunday, we are beginning a new journey together at First Presbyterian Church called "Foundations of Spiritual Formation: Four Core Practices for Growing in Christ.​" Anyone can join us.

AND - We have a new devotional guide, that's better than ever!

Over the years, I've become increasingly convinced that spiritual growth doesn't simply happen because we know more about Christianity. We grow as we intentionally engage in practices that create space for Christ to shape our lives.

During this series, we're going to explore four of those core practices:

Fellowship. Study. Service. Worship.

These are already at the heart of our mission as a congregation, but over the coming weeks, we're going to look more deeply at how each one helps form us as followers of Jesus.

And I don't want this to be just another sermon series.

So, I've created a companion spiritual formation guide that will help you take what we're exploring on Sunday and carry it into the rest of your week.

Our first module focuses on Fellowship—and the wonderful truth that following Jesus means we don't have to make this journey alone. This module covers three weeks.

Each week follows a simple rhythm:

LEARNING — Learn the way of Jesus.​
Monday through Friday, you'll receive a short Scripture, thought, question, and prayer.

LIVING — Live the way of Jesus.​
On Saturday, you'll be invited to choose one small practice that puts what you've been learning into action.

SACRED REST — Rest in the presence of Jesus.​
Sunday isn't another assignment. It's an invitation to worship, receive grace, and allow what you've been learning to take root.

I've intentionally kept these practices small and accessible. You don't need another overwhelming spiritual program. Sometimes a small act of faithfulness, practiced consistently, can produce profound spiritual change.

The daily readings will feel in some ways similar to our popular "One Minute" devotional guides, but with much more emphasis on application. In fact, you will be strongly encouraged to adopt "micro-practices" throughout the series.

There is a link in the comments for you to download Module #1 - Fellowship

We'll begin with a simple but powerful truth:

You belong here.

My hope is that these weeks will give you greater clarity about your spiritual life, help you develop practices that deepen your relationship with Christ, and remind you that none of us makes this journey alone.

I hope you'll join us.

With you on the journey,

Rev. John Arnold​
First Presbyterian Church of The City of Rogers

Here's that link: https://fpcrogers.kit.com/5a68687729

08/20/2026

Stop negotiating with what works

Is there a hurt you keep rehearsing instead of releasing?Forgiveness can be some of the hardest work we ever do. But for...
08/19/2026

Is there a hurt you keep rehearsing instead of releasing?

Forgiveness can be some of the hardest work we ever do. But forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting what happened. It doesn’t mean saying the hurt was okay. And it doesn’t always mean allowing someone back into your life.

In this week’s message, Pastor John Arnold looks at Joseph’s powerful encounter with the brothers who betrayed him and shares four principles that can help us understand forgiveness—and begin moving toward healing.

Because when we hold onto resentment, we can end up living in a prison with an open door.

And for followers of Jesus, there’s an even deeper invitation: we forgive because we have been forgiven.

🎥 Watch this week’s message, “How to Forgive When You’ve Been Hurt.”

Then consider one question: Is there a hurt God is inviting you to begin releasing?

📖 Genesis 45:1–15 | Ephesians 4:32

https://youtu.be/CcYeFuLV5VY

This week’s message, “How to Forgive When You’ve Been Hurt,” explor...

08/19/2026

Overcoming doing things for the wrong reason

08/19/2026

Tuesday tutorial won’t be dropping until tomorrow.

Just a reminder fir the choir. The conductor may change, but the expectations don’t!
08/15/2026

Just a reminder fir the choir. The conductor may change, but the expectations don’t!

08/12/2026

Power of connection…

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1901 S 26th Street
Rogers, AR
72758

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 1pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 1pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 1pm
Thursday 8:30am - 1pm
Friday 8:30am - 1pm
Sunday 8:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+14796365542

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