PCFC Sermons

Weekend Service for July 13Scripture Readings: 2 Corinthians 9:6-8 | Acts 20:35Financial freedom is a journey that involves intentional steps, discipline, and a heart aligned with God’s purposes. As we reach the final stages of this journey, the focus shifts from simply managing our resources to living a life marked by radical generosity. The process begins with having a plan, saving for the future, and eliminating all debts except...

Weekend Service for July 6Scripture Readings: Proverbs 13:22 | Deuteronomy 6:6-7Financial freedom is not just about knowing the right steps or having the perfect plan—it's about the daily choices and behaviors that shape our lives and the legacy we leave for our families. While many of us are familiar with the principles of financial stewardship, such as the Ramsey baby steps—saving an emergency fund, paying off debt, building ...

Weekend Service for June 29Scripture Readings: Genesis 41:34-36 | Proverbs 13:11Financial freedom and wise stewardship are not just practical goals—they are deeply spiritual pursuits that reflect our trust in God and our willingness to prepare for what lies ahead. Many of us desire to be free from debt, but desire alone is not enough; it takes a deep resolve, even a kind of righteous anger, to break free from the chains that hold u...

Weekend Service for June 22Scripture Readings: Proverbs 22:7 | Romans 13:8Everything we have and everything we are belongs to God. This foundational truth shapes how we approach our finances, our possessions, and even our sense of self. When we recognize that our resources are not truly our own, but gifts entrusted to us by God, it changes our priorities and our sense of responsibility. Instead of being driven by the world’s consta...

Weekend Service for June 15Scripture Readings: Proverbs 21:20 | Luke 14:28Financial freedom is not just about accumulating wealth or escaping debt; it’s about aligning our hearts and resources with God’s purposes. The journey begins with recognizing that everything we have belongs to God. We are not owners, but stewards, entrusted with His resources to manage wisely. This perspective shifts our focus from self-centered accumulation...

Weekend Service for June 8Scripture Readings: Psalm 24:1 | Matthew 6:24Today begins a journey into “Freedom Through Finances,” not as a dry lecture on money, but as an invitation to examine the deeper motivations that shape our relationship with what God has entrusted to us. Scripture, from Genesis to Revelation, is saturated with wisdom about resources—not just how to get them, but how to use, preserve, and share them as part of o...

Weekend Service for June 1Scripture Readings: John 20:19-23 | Galatians 6:2Community is at the very heart of what it means to follow Jesus. We are not called to walk this journey alone, but to be woven together as a family, a body, a household, and a temple made of living stones. The stories and metaphors throughout Scripture remind us that the church is not a building or a weekly event, but a living, breathing community of people ...

Weekend Service for May 25Scripture Readings: John 20:11-18 | Romans 8:28Pain is a universal experience, touching every life in different ways—sometimes through our own choices, sometimes through circumstances beyond our control, and sometimes simply as a part of living in a broken world. Pain itself is not inherently good or bad; it is a signal, a messenger that something needs attention. Whether it’s the physical pain of a broken...

Weekend Service for May 17

Scripture Readings: Psalm 13 / Psalm 34 / John 20:24-29 / Luke 22:42

Weekend Service for May 17Scripture Readings: Psalm 13 / Psalm 34 / John 20:24-29 / Luke 22:42Fear is a universal experience, but our responses to it are as varied as the people who feel it. Some of us are like the little girl who picks up a snake without hesitation, while others freeze at the sight of a tiny spider. Fear is an emotion...

Weekend Service for May 4Scripture Readings: Mark 1:35-36 | Luke 5: 15-16 | Mark 6: 31Today’s reflection centers on the sacred invitation Jesus extends to each of us: to rest, to seek solitude, and to establish healthy boundaries. While honoring mothers and the many ways they give of themselves, it’s important to recognize that this call is not just for moms, but for every weary soul—students, workers, parents, and anyone who feels...

Weekend Service for May 4Scripture Readings: John 21:15–19 | Matthew 14:14Relationships are at the very heart of our lives—both the source of our greatest joys and our deepest challenges. We are created for community, and our mission as followers of Jesus is to be a living community that reflects His love. Relationships require intentionality, vulnerability, and sometimes the courage to repair what is broken. Even in the everyday m...

Weekend Service for April 27Scripture Readings: John 11:35 | Matthew 21:12-13 | Matthew 26:36-39Emotions are a fundamental part of being human, and even Jesus, the perfect model for mental health, experienced the full range of emotions during His time on earth. He was not a robot, untouched by the ups and downs of life, but someone who felt deeply—He wept at the tomb of Lazarus, was angered by injustice in the temple, and was overw...

Weekend Service for April 20Scripture Readings: John 20:1–18 | Luke 22:54–62 | John 13:21–30Life often feels like a blur of busyness, with days that are long and years that are short. In the midst of this, many of us simply go through the motions, responding to “How are you?” with a rehearsed answer, rarely pausing to consider the deeper issues beneath the surface. Our world is desperate for peace, fulfillment, and wholeness—needs ...

Weekend Service for April 13

Scripture Readings: Luke 24:1-12

On this Sunday, we reflect on the profound moment when the women discovered the empty tomb, a pivotal event that reshaped the course of human history. The women, who had prepared spices for Jesus' body, arrived at the tomb only to find it empty. Their initial confusion and fear were met with a divine revelation from two angels, who asked, "Why do you look for the ...

Weekend Service for April 6Scripture Readings: Matthew 27:62-66In reflecting on the period between Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, we find ourselves in a space of waiting, much like the disciples did. This waiting is not just a passive state but a profound spiritual experience that tests our faith and patience. The disciples, despite having been told by Jesus about His resurrection, struggled with doubt and fear. They had ...

Weekend Service for March 30Scripture Readings: Luke 23:32-43As we journey towards Easter, we reflect on the profound significance of the cross and the immense cost Jesus paid for our salvation. The narrative of the cross is not just a story of suffering but a testament to the depth of God's love for humanity. The cross represents the ultimate sacrifice, where Jesus, the perfect and sinless Son of God, bore the weight of the wo...

Weekend Service for March 23Scripture Readings: John 12:1-11In today's reflection, we journey through the poignant narrative of John 12, where Mary anoints Jesus' feet with expensive perfume, an act of profound devotion and worship. This moment, set just six days before the Passover, marks a significant point in Jesus' ministry as He prepares for His impending crucifixion. The anointing by Mary is not just a gesture of honor but a ...

Weekend Service for March 16Scripture Readings: Luke 9As we approach the Easter season, we find ourselves at a pivotal moment in the journey of faith. Easter is not just a date on the calendar; it is a profound opportunity to reflect on the life, ministry, and ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Today marks a turning point as we delve into the significance of Jesus' journey towards the cross, a journey that is both historical a...

Weekend Service for March 9Scripture Readings: 3 JohnIn our journey of exploring how to study the Bible, we have reached a pivotal point where we focus on practical application. The story of Emily serves as a relatable illustration of the challenges many face when approaching the Bible for the first time. Emily's initial intimidation by the Bible's size and complexity is a common experience. However, her journey from confusion to u...