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.
In Jude 12–25, believers are warned that deception, ungodliness, and rebellion will increase as the day of judgment approaches. “The Time on God’s Clock” reminds us that God’s plan is moving forward and that every passing moment brings us closer to Christ’s return. Rather than becoming fearful or distracted, we are called to remain grounded in the faith, pray in the Holy Spirit, stay within the love of God, and compassionately reach those who are in danger of falling away. The message closes with the powerful assurance that God is able to keep us from falling and present us faultless before His glorious presence.
In Jude 5–10, we are reminded that sin and rebellion always carry consequences. Jude points to examples from Israel’s history, the fallen angels, and Sodom and Gomorrah to show the danger of rejecting God’s authority and allowing corruption to take root. “The Need for Cleansing” calls us to examine our hearts, recognize the seriousness of sin, and return to the holiness God desires for His people. True cleansing begins with humility, repentance, and a renewed willingness to submit every part of our lives to the Lord.
In Jude 3–4, believers are urged to “contend earnestly for the faith” in a world where truth is often challenged, weakened, or replaced by compromise. Jude warns that false teaching can quietly enter the church, twisting God’s grace into permission for sinful living and denying the authority of Jesus Christ. “No Compromise” reminds us that biblical truth is worth defending, godly living still matters, and our loyalty to Christ must remain firm. Followers of Jesus are called to stand with courage, live with conviction, and faithfully hold to the truth of God’s Word.
In Jude 1–2, we’re reminded of who we are in Christ: called, beloved in God the Father, and kept for Jesus Christ. “Who Am I?” points us back to an identity rooted not in the world, but in God’s grace, love, and preserving power. When we know whose we are, we can walk with confidence, peace, and purpose.
“Search for Happiness” from Luke 15 reminds us that true joy is not found in wandering farther from God, but in being found by Him. Through the stories of the lost sheep, lost coin, and lost son, Jesus shows the heart of the Father—seeking, receiving, forgiving, and rejoicing when the lost come home. This message points us to the lasting happiness that only comes through repentance, restoration, and fellowship with God.