This week, Jon Vega, one of our pastoral elders, recounts his recent missionary medical trip to Chad to help a missionary surgeon.

Go through the open door of submitting to the Lordship of Jesus!This week, Presiding Elder Eric Byrom is taking us through the book of Romans with the topic of Lordship. Listen as he brings up the following points:

This week Presiding Elder Eric Byrom encourages us to "be intentional to go through the open door of hospitality". Listen as he takes us through Romans 12:1-21 with these points:

1. …by being transformed!
2. …by operating in your gifts!
3. …by actively blessings others!

This week, Presiding Elder Eric Byrom returns to the theme of Open Doors. Listen for these three ways to fellowship with God:

1. Keep God's word about patient endurance
2. Hold fast to what you have in God
3. Conquer through God's stength

This Resurrection Sunday, Presiding Elder Eric Byrom brings us a message about embracing the story of open doors. Not sure what that means? Listen to his sermon and for these four doors:

1. The Door of Newness
2. The Door of Freedom
3. The Door of Wholeness
4. The Door of Forgiveness

This week, Presiding Elder Eric Byrom continues our journey through Philippians. Listen for the following points as Eric advises how to complete your joy by moving from me to we:

• Because of what you have received
• Because of what you have given
• Because  of what you have imitated

This week, Presiding Elder Eric Byrom talks about Paul's message to the Philippians. He encourages us to "serve in a manner worthy of your heavenly citizenship". Listen and look for these points:

• By standing firm together
• By contend together for the faith
• Do not be afraid of those who oppose the gospel

This week, Presiding Elder Eric Byrom continues our journey through Philippians and pausing in chapter 1, concentrating on verses 12-26. Listen and mediate on these points:

1. Remember that being a servant of the gospel brings great joy despite the tough circumstances (vv. 12-13)
2. Remember that being a servant of the gospel brings great joy despite the bad motives of others (vv. 14-18a)
3. Remember that being a servant of the gospel brings great joy despite better options (vv. 18-26)

This Sunday, Jadae Fox, one of GFC's Pastorial Elders, rings in the New Year with a sermon that suggests that believers should not "Settle for Last Year's Holiness."