Fuel Church

In this final installment of our "I Want to Believe" series, we take a look at one of the most difficult reasons for people to believe in God, in a message called "Heartless God". "There are so many tragedies in the world, and I can’t believe a loving God would allow them to happen." is something that many of us have said at some point or another and in this message we learn that God is present in and through the pain.

In part 3 of our “I Want to Believe but…”, we hit a topic that are for those people who say “God should make me feel a certain way, and I just don’t feel Him move the way He does for other people”. We learn through 3 keys what it really means to believe in God through faith and not feelings.

In this special Mother's Day Message we hear from 2 very special moms at Fuel. Pastor Jacob's mom, Ms. Joyce Burgei as well as his wife Ms. Tara Burgei. Prepare to laugh and be challenged as they share the wisdom they have gained by being a mom.

In part 2 of our series “I Want to Believe But…..” We learn the true differences between what religion is and what a relationship with Christ is. We see how religion complicates with laws, but Christ simplifies with love. So if you’re a person who has said “I don’t want to be held down by religion. I’d rather have fun and happiness in my life, then the truths of this message are for you.

In this message from our First Thursday service titled "You're On The Clock", we unfold what the harvest really means as we look at the story in the bible of the woman at the well. This message will challenge us with the question "are we meal minded, or mission minded?" as we see the harvest is at hand.

In this message we take a little closer look at who we are at Fuel Church by looking at our 5th core value. We learn a key point in this message that teaches us that the Church does not exist for us, we are the church and we exist for others.

Have you ever said "I pray and pray but God doesn’t give me what I ask for and how I ask for it"? If we are all honest with ourselves, we have all said this at some point or another. Far to often we have a misconception of who God truly is, which at times can lead to us questioning His very presence in our life. In part 1 of this series we hit on 3 truths that will help and teach us to trust God's way more.

In this Easter message we look at the story of the resurrected Jesus meeting two travelers on the road to Emmaus. Through this story we begin to learn how grace will always find you no matter what point of the road you are on in life.

In this final installment of our series "7 Last Words of Jesus", we look at the 3 remaining words of Jesus as He is on the cross. We hear Jesus give a word of distress, a word of triumph and a word of reunion.

In our 1st Thursday service we hit part 2 of our series. we look at 3 more of the 7 last words of Jesus. As we look at 3 different scenes of Jesus while He is on the cross we hear the word of salvation as he hangs between the two thieves, we hear the word relationship as he talks to John, and we hear the word abandonment as He cries out to the Father.

In part 1 of our new series, we begin to lay a foundation for what is to come in this series and look at the first of the 7 last words of Jesus which is Forgiveness. We begin to unlock how Jesus identifies with our pain through the pain he went through on the cross, and through it all still was able to say "Father forgive them". As we learn of the forgiveness we have received through Jesus, we begin to learn how to extend that forgiveness to others that may have caused of pain in our own lives.

In part 4 of our “A Way Out” series we look how to strengthen our moments of weakness by becoming bonded to the strength of Christ. We will look at 3 key components that will help us become spiritually stronger.

In part 3 of our a way out series, we go into a powerful sermon titled “What You Feed Grows, What You Starve Dies”. In this message we begin to learn that overcoming temptation is not something we can do on our own merit, but it is by allowing the Holy Spirit to live through us that we can begin to overcome and we will see that there is a power that is greater in us that will give us the strength to say no to temptation.

In part 2 of our "A Way Out" series. we begin to unlock the tools that God has equipped us with to fight the temptations that we face daily. We will also learn that in order to keep from falling into the traps of temptations that we are going to need to learn to set boundaries and that we can look at those boundaries as a present burden or a future blessing.

In part one of our "A Way Out" we begin to unlock what temptation really is, which is anything that offers satisfaction at the cost of obedience to God. As we look at 4 key truths of temptation we learn that every temptation is an invitation to depend on God

Storms in our life aren't a matter of if they happen, but a matter of when. We all have storms in our life from time to time. Maybe you are going through a financial storm, maybe you are going through a spiritual storm, maybe even a marital storm or a storm with your children, but regardless what the storm may be it is important to know that God is with you through the storm. In this message we will unlock 4 main keys of what to do when we are "caught in the storm".

In this final installment of our love series we look at what it really means to love like Jesus in a sermon called “Proud Hearts and Dirty Feet”. We jump right into the story of Jesus washing the feet of the disciples and showing by example that in order to love others like Jesus, you must serve others because love always serves.

In part 2 of our love series we begin to unfold the question to “How do I know God Loves Me?”. We learn through 3 key truths of how God shows His unconditional love for us. We will see that “God sees the best in the worst of us, he knows the worst about the best of us and still loves us without conditions or expectations.

Pastor Rob Yanok of GraceTown Church kicks off part 1 of our “Love” series titled “A Moveable Feast”. We begin to learn, by looking at the feast that Jesus attended in the gospel of Luke about what it really means to love our neighbors as ourselves.

Over the weekend we had Pastor Rob Yanok come and speak and challenge our leadership team with a message titled “Donkey Missions” We begin to learn that the task that God has us doing at this present point, no matter big or small, will always lead to something greater if we remain humble and faithful.