1078 Gumtree Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27107
At Faith Church, we gather each Sunday at 10:15am to worship together, grow in God’s Word, and encourage one another. Each sermon is rooted in Scripture and speaks to real life—challenging us to live out our faith daily with grace and truth. Whether you’re joining us in person or listening online, our prayer is that these messages will strengthen your walk with Christ and draw you closer to Him.
Below you will find our most recent messages.
This week’s message in the “Let Us Pray” series, “Give Me,” continues through Matthew 6:9–13 and focuses on the prayer, “Give us today the food we need.” Jesus teaches us that God wants His children to ask Him for what we need and to trust Him as our Provider. His provision is an act of grace, mercy, and love—not something we earn or demand. Prayer reminds us to depend on God daily, trust Him with our needs, and remember that His care extends beyond ourselves to all of His children.
This week’s message in the “Let Us Pray” series, “Your Kingdom Not Mine,” continues through Matthew 6:9–13 and focuses on surrendering our plans to God’s will. Jesus teaches us to pray for God’s Kingdom to come and His will to be done. That means allowing our own priorities and desires to take a back seat so His purposes can take first place. Prayer changes us as we learn to trust God more fully, surrender what we want, and seek what He wants for our lives.
This week’s message in the “Let Us Pray” series, “What’s In A Name?”, continues through Matthew 6:9–13 and focuses on what it means to hallow God’s name. The more we understand who God is—His character, His nature, and the ways He works—the more our relationship with Him shapes how we pray and live. To hallow His name means to recognize Him as holy, powerful, supreme, and precious.
As followers of Christ, we honor His name by carrying it, obeying His direction, worshiping Him, and representing Him well.
This week’s message in the “Let Us Pray” series, “Our Father,” focuses on Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6:9–13 and what it means to approach God as our Father. Jesus gives us more than a script for prayer—He gives us an outline for a relationship. Our Heavenly Father is our Creator, Provider, Protector, and Leader, and through Christ we are invited into a personal relationship with Him. Prayer begins with knowing who God is and trusting Him as a true Father who loves, leads, and cares for His children.
This week begins a new series, “Let Us Pray,” based in Matthew 6 and focused on growing a more intentional life of prayer. We tend to pursue what we love, but we can also lose focus and motivation very easily. This message challenges us to examine where prayer fits in our priorities and to keep turning our attention back to God. Prayer is more than a routine—it is part of pursuing a deeper relationship with Him.
This week’s message in the “Rooted” series, “Muscle Building,” focuses on strengthening our faith as we continue following Jesus. Faith is more than simply knowing or believing—it is the spiritual “muscle” that shapes how we live. As we feed our faith through God’s Word, put it into action, and allow it to be stretched, it grows stronger. A rooted life is built on Christ, strengthened through faith, and prepared to stand firm through whatever life brings.
Below you will find our 6pm Evening Services.
Due to technical difficulties, there is no streaming file available for Sunday, September 20