Sunday, May 27th
We've watched them grow from children to young adults, and now as they begin the first real chapter of… [more]
Sunday, May 20th
On Sunday afternoon, May 20th at 2:00 in the Keokuk Middle School gym, join the FFC Worship Team and… [more]
New Women’s Bible Study
Join nationally recognized Bible teacher Beth Moore in her newest Bible Study drawn from the Book of… [more]
More Than We Could Imagine!
Walking with God produces some serious benefits for His people. Eternal life, for starters, but so… [more]
Current Message Series
As human beings, we’ve lived our entire lives within the constraints of time,...
In a world where Chrisitians seem pressured to produce an explanation for everything...
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Staff
Jay and Shannon Zetterlund are passionate about life, whether it is investing into...
David and Nicole Gonzales have learned, over the years, what love truly is… Twenty-three...
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Message Library
In His first message to the masses, Jesus outlines God’s expectation for His people…that we would bear good fruit. Today, God is trying to push the influence of His Spirit through His people to produce the fruit that is only produced as we hang out connected to Him, fruit we can’t fake and fruit that the world is desperate to consume! ... [Read more of this review]
From beginning to end, God uses the word picture of a tree to describe the nature and character of His righteous people. Four components make up every healthy tree, and the third element is the flower, the one component that has the shortest season in the life of the tree, but also one of the most important role to be played. In our spiritual life,... [Read more of this review]
There are seasons when we are persuaded that we are “starting over” when in reality, we are simply starting from a new place. The trunk of a tree gives us a clear visual representation of this reality. Each spring, the tree doesn’t begin growth from the ground up, but rather from the tips of the new branches that were lengthened... [Read more of this review]
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