Congratulations to Ted Smith! Ted Smith (Lay Leader of The Fount) has earned a Certification in Wesleyan Studies from the Wesley Lay Academy, which is a collaboration between Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C., and the Richard and Julia Wilke Institute for Discipleship. To receive the certification, students complete at least...

Doctrine Matters: Resurrection Sermon: This Sunday, Pastor Glen will continue the sermon series “Doctrine Matters.”  Our doctrinal topic this week is “Resurrection.” To follow along in the YouVersion Bible app, click here. To access our live online service, click here at 10:30am. Music: Christina will lead the worship set this Sunday.  Her lineup includes some songs...

“It doesn’t matter what you believe, as long as you believe something!” This is commonly affirmed today, and it is as wrong as it was when it escaped the lips of the serpent in the Garden! Of course it matters what you believe! There is Truth, and there is the...

Since so many things in our world are unsettled right now, I thought we could all stand to be encouraged by taking some time to meditate on these familiar verses.  Remember that we severe a God who is not overwhelmed or surprised by the events of this world.  His love...

Prayer and what it means is a subject that seems to be coming up frequently for me. Earlier this week we sent an email about the WCA’s “For Such a Time as This: International Call to Pentecostal Fasting & Prayer” (click HERE to see again). Then, a friend asked for prayer...

Join in prayer today, May 7th, with Christians across our nation. Not Sure What to Pray For? Prayer simply means talking honestly to God, and then listening for Him to speak. But the idea of talking with God intimidates a lot of people. How do you begin to pray if...

If you’ve been thinking about joining a Life Group, here’s a golden opportunity for you! We are starting a new group that will meet on Sunday mornings during the Sunday School hour (9:00 AM). Life Groups at The Fount are modeled after the “class meetings” of the early Methodist movement....