Love God supremely
Love people sacrificially
Disciple others to do the same

Jesus Proves that He’s the Risen Savior – John 20:24-31

We live in a world where we say, “I’ll believe it, when I see it.” That’s because we’ve learned that people often say things or make promises that they don’t keep. That’s the world Jesus’ original disciples lived in. When they heard that Jesus had risen from the dead they were skeptical that it was true. But fortunately, Jesus is risen from the dead, and he proves that he’s the risen Savior to them. Join our study in John 20:24-31 to learn lessons about Jesus proving that he’s the risen Savior.

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Jesus’ Ministry After His Resurrection – John 20:19-23

When we hear that Jesus was resurrected because his work of redemption was finished, it may lead some to think that he simply retired and went off to heaven and is just taking it easy. The truth is that Jesus is continuing to do his ministry, the things he did before, in new ways. Join our study in John 20:18-23 to find out what he’s doing as we learn about Jesus’ ministry after his resurrection.

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From Faith to Faith – Romans 1:16-32

What happens to a society when it is constantly told that God isn’t real? Do the people maintain hope and good behaviors? Do the people treat each other fairly? Perhaps they could benefit from some faith in God, even borrowed faith. Join us this Sunday as we learn how we can share the faithfulness of God before others with the hope that God will give them faith too.

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Jesus is Raised from the Dead – John 20:11-18

There have been many great events throughout history that have changed the world. They change the way that every single person lives, whether they know it or not. But there’s one singular event that’s greater than all of the other events combined: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection has implications for every person in the world whether they know it or not. Join our study in John 20:11-18, which shows us Jesus is raised from the dead and what it means for us.

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Jesus’ Empty Tomb – John 20:1-10

Jesus’ empty tomb has implications for every person. And there are many ways that people try to make sense of it. But John 20:1-10 reveals that there are really two things that are needed to believe that Jesus was resurrected because of the empty tomb. Join our study of this passage to find out what those two things are that are needed, and learn the difference this can make in your life.

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2100 County Road 176
Leander, TX 78628

Upcoming Events

Women’s Praise & Worship Night

October 16, 2024 at 7:00pm

Women college-age & up, join us for a night of praise & worship around the fire! We will enjoy s’mores, scripture, and singing God’s praises together. Dress comfortably as this…

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Cornerstone Students at Fields of Faith

October 16, 2024 at 7:00pm

Cornerstone Students (6th – 12th grade), this Wednesday evening you are gathering at Fields of Faith! This powerful night of worship, testimonies, and response is a collaboration of FCA groups…

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Churchwide Fall Potluck Fellowship

October 20, 2024 at 11:30am

We hope you’ll make plans to stay after the worship service for a delicious church potluck together! Bring a dish to share, relax, and enjoy fellowship as a church family.…

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Experiencing God Bible Study

October 20, 2024 at 3:30pm

Join us this fall for the Bible study “Experiencing God: Knowing and Doing the Will of God” by Henry Blackaby. This 12-week course led by Marty Reed will begin September…

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Women’s Bible Study – When You Pray

October 22, 2024 at 7:00pm

“When You Pray – A Study of Six Prayers in the Bible” by Kelly Minter, Jackie Hill Perry, Jen Wilkin, Jennifer Rothchild, Jada Edwards, Kristi McLelland Do you have trouble…

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