Midweek Update: Learning to Lament
This Sunday, we begin a new five-week sermon series entitled “Learning to Lament”.
Midweek Update: The Welfare of the City
Learn more about Samaritan Inns, a mercy ministry helping our neighbors who face life’s toughest challenges, including homelessness and addiction.
Midweek Update: Perspective in the Pandemic
Perspective in the Pandemic: How did Christians in former generations endure prolonged periods of significant change?
Midweek Update: Sunday Services Survey
One of our highest priorities and greatest delights is to worship the Lord together Sunday after Sunday. Today, I invite you to fill out a brief survey.
Midweek Update: Pray for the Fourth Fellows Launch
On August 23, 12 men and women arrive who have entrusted themselves to Fourth’s community for the coming year. This is exciting, but there is also a lot of work to be done before the fellows arrive.
Midweek Update
Today, I share with you a word of encouragement from Hebrews 7:24-25 that I hope reminds you of God’s faithfulness during this time.
Sunday Gatherings, On-Campus & Online
Happy Lord’s Day! Rob will be preaching today. Our Scripture readings are Ezekiel 34:25-31 and Romans 8:18-23.
Sunday Gatherings, On-Campus & Online
Happy Lord’s Day to you! Please note that you can reserve a space right up to the time of the service. Tommy is preaching today, our fifth Sunday exploring the treasures of Romans 8.
Midweek Update
In lieu of a video devotional, I have been preparing a letter to you about the impact of racism and racial injustice within our own community of faith. It’s a weighty topic and one we must squarely face.
Sunday Gatherings, On-Campus & Online
Praise the Lord for our first Sunday back on the Fourth campus! It will be a joy to see many of you today, live and in person.
Midweek Update: Reopening Plans
We are excited to resume on-campus worship services at Fourth this Sunday! Today, Corey and I share our reopening plans and how you can learn more.
Midweek Devotional and Update
In today’s devotional we reflect on Paul’s exhortation for believers to “maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace.”