Flewellyn Church

09/06/2026

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09/05/2026

Here's a great song that will help prepare your heart for tomorrow's service/message. Have you ever heard this one yet?

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09/04/2026

James calls hearers of the Word to become doers, because hearing without action leaves a person deceiving himself. The mirror image makes it plain: somebody can look at the truth, walk away, and immediately forget what kind of person he is. The Word of God works like that mirror, showing the ugly truth when needed, but also showing the reflection of Christ and the freedom found in Him.

The power of 1% gives a practical picture of what it means to keep looking and keep doing. God created everything out of nothing by His word, so God can surely do something big through a tiny crack in the door, a mustard seed of faith, or one faithful step. The point is not trying harder for God, but opening the heart so that God can work in and through a person.

James exposes the gap between saying amen and living it out on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Faith hears, receives, decides, and acts, but it also has to return to the Word again and again. The stairs of death picture that kind of perseverance. Nobody has to conquer the whole mountain at once. One step, then another step, can carry a person farther than a burst of effort that burns out after a day or two.

Peter’s spiritual math shows how faith grows through adding virtue, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love. Sanctification does not usually happen as a 100% change overnight. Christ begins the work, and Christ keeps transforming His people from glory to glory as they look to Him and walk with Him.

The mountain, the mirror, the clock, and the couch name four enemies of growth. The mountain says, “It’s too big.” The mirror says, “I’m not enough.” The clock says, “It’s taking too long.” The couch says, “I’ll do it later.” God remains bigger than the mountain, greater than a condemning heart, faithful through a long process, and worthy of obedience today.

The 1% can be invested upward in prayer, worship, Scripture, and abiding in Christ. The 1% can be invested inward by remembering identity as an adopted child of God. The 1% can be invested with family, friends, and neighbors through honor and love. The 1% can be invested outward through generosity, service, and kingdom stewardship. Christ records a faithful life one moment, one conversation, one act of obedience at a time.

09/04/2026

Yeah, yeah, we know it's a holiday weekend -- but for those who aren't squeezing every last drop of summer at the lake, we will still be gathering and trusting the Lord to meet with us! See ya' Sunday :)
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09/02/2026

Fourteen minutes – 1% of a day – becomes holy currency when surrendered. This isn’t about rigid routines but sacred openings: a commute turned prayer walk, a lunch break feasting on Psalms, a bedtime examen replacing scrolling. Like the boy’s loaves given to Jesus, our fragments become feasts in divine hands. The miracle isn’t the minutes offered, but the eternal weight God builds through consistent small yeses.

Rejoice always, pray constantly, give thanks in everything; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.
(1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, CSB)

Reflection: What ordinary moment today could become your “14-minute offering”? How might consecrating this fragment shift your awareness of God’s presence?

09/02/2026

Do you ever try this??

Casting your cares onto Jesus isn't a single act, but a continuous ...

09/01/2026

UP - ON - WITH - OUT
Four short words that can made a big difference...

08/31/2026

Mountain, mirror, clock, couch – four thieves stealing tomorrow’s breakthroughs. The mountain shouts impossibility, the mirror amplifies inadequacy, the clock mocks delayed results, the couch seduces with complacency. Each distracts from today’s small obediences. Yet Christ’s resurrection power specializes in moving immovable obstacles when we wield the shovel of daily faithfulness. Victory begins by naming the loudest liar and replacing its taunts with truth. More: https://pastors.ai/sermon/power-one-hearer-doer/

“Therefore, everyone who hears these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock. The rain fell, the rivers rose, and the winds blew and pounded that house. Yet it didn’t collapse, because its foundation was on the rock.”
(Matthew 7:24-25, CSB)

Reflection: Which enemy (mountain/mirror/clock/couch) most often derails your spiritual progress? What one Scripture promise could become your counterattack today?

08/30/2026

Today at 11:00am -We'd love to see you 'in-person' - but if not, tune in here!

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08/29/2026

☕ Be sure to give yourself an extra 5-10 minutes tomorrow morning before church to support our Youth Group!