First Fairhope | Sermons

The family is one of the most overlooked forces in the world, and yet when Christ is at the center of a home, it becomes an unstoppable force for good. Drawing from 1 Peter 3:1-7, four qualities make a Christ-centered...

Living faithfully in a world that opposes the Christian faith requires something far more radical than retreat or retaliation. Drawing from First Peter chapters 2 and 3, believers are called to bless the very people who...

Christians are called living stones, connected to Jesus Christ, the cornerstone, and built together into something far greater than any individual believer. The church is not a building but a community of people whose...

Holiness is not about moral superiority or a self-righteous attitude. At its core, the word means 'set apart,' specifically set apart to a singular, sacred purpose. God is holy in every sense, and remarkably, holiness...

Living as a Christian in today's world can feel like being the away team, but God has not sent you out empty-handed. His Word secures, serves, saturates, sustains, and sanctifies every believer. The Bible is not a new...

Spiritual maturity and emotional maturity are inseparable. A person can know Scripture inside and out, yet still be reactive, difficult, and destructive in relationships. Acts 6 shows us what genuinely mature believers...

The visible world is not the whole story. According to Hebrews, everything we can see is temporary and derivative, made out of something greater and pointing toward something eternal. Faith is not simply agreeing that...

What does it really mean to become a new creation in Christ? In this message from 2 Corinthians 5:17, Rev. Tanner Lee explores the life-changing work of the gospel and the transformation God desires to bring in every...

If You Can Keep It explores the biblical responsibility of passing our faith from one generation to the next. Looking at Deuteronomy 6:1–9, this message reminds us that parents are the primary disciple-makers, the...

The relationship between a pastor and a congregation is one of the most important dynamics in the life of a local church. Jesus is the Great Shepherd, and every earthly pastor serves under His authority as an...

In this Father's Day sermon, the pastor explores Romans 8:12-17 to unpack what it means that God is our heavenly Father. Using the image of a child jumping into a parent's arms in a pool, the sermon addresses the fears...