Richland Center Free Methodist Church

On Any Given Sunday

On any given Sunday, the priests of old would offer sacrifices that could never fully take away sin. But this Sunday, we remember the One who offered Himself once for all, seated at the right hand of God, declaring that through His perfect sacrifice, we are made whole, forgiven, and free forever.
Recorded September 8th, 2024Message by Pastor Tim WardScripture: Hebrews 10:11-18

Get Up!

In this powerful and inspiring message, Rev. Patrick Coakley brings to life the story of a man who had been suffering for 38 years and found hope and healing through Jesus at the pool of Bethesda. He encourages us to move beyond our struggles and embrace the healing and new beginnings that faith can offer.
This message was delivered at the "Worship in the Park" community worship service organized by the Richland County Ministerial Association. This year brings together congregations from Boaz United Methodist Church, Church of the Nazarene, Five Points Lutheran Church, Grace Community Church, New House, Richland Center Free Methodist Church, Richland Center United Methodist Church, and St. John's Lutheran Church.
Recorded September 1st, 2024Message by Rev. Patrick CoakleyScripture: John 5:1-15

When a Bad Day Only Gets Worse..

Just as Moses faced unexpected challenges despite following God's direction, we, too, encounter days where everything seems to go wrong no matter how faithfully we try to walk the path set before us. Yet, even in the midst of our most difficult days, when things only seem to get worse, Exodus 5:1-23 reminds us that God is still working, shaping our faith through the trials and guiding us toward His greater purpose.Recorded August 25th, 2024Message by Pastor Tim WardScripture: Exodus 5:1-23

Remember the Sabbath

God speaks His commandments, calling us to honor Him by setting apart a day of rest, reflecting on His creation, and deepening our relationship with Him through worship and reverence.
Recorded August 18th, 2024Message by Pastor Tim WardScripture: Exodus 20:1-20

Missions Update: Message from the Word

Benjamin Turkalj joins us today to explore the importance of understanding and sharing the spiritual blessings we have in Christ, inspiring gratitude, worship, and a desire to spread God's love and blessings to others. 
Recorded August 11th, 2024Message by Benjamin TurkaljScripture: Psalm 67

At The Gate

Step closer and embrace the call to holiness. Confront the choices that define your spiritual journey and discover what it means to stand at the very entrance of God's sanctuary. Are you ready to enter?
Recorded August 4th, 2024Message by Pastor Tim WardScripture: Exodus 27:9-19

Living In His Presence

Exodus 33:12-23 reveals the significance of living in God's presence. Drawing parallels to a woman who underutilized her access to electricity, we explore how many seek God's power only in times of need instead of cultivating a continuous connection. Emphasizing faith, obedience, and genuine interactions with God, Pastor Tim highlights the fulfillment and purpose found in a deep, personal relationship with the divine, urging us to align our lives with His will and invite His glory into every aspect of our existence.
Recorded July 28th, 2024Message by Pastor Tim WardScripture: Exodus 33:12-23

True Tabernacle

What truths are hidden within the ancient tabernacle described in Exodus? Explore the deeper significance of its rituals and structure and see how these ancient practices hint at a greater fulfillment.
Recorded July 21st, 2024Message by Pastor Tim WardScripture: Exodus 30:17-21, 38:8

Playing It Safe Christianity

Dave Ewing teaches how stepping out of your comfort zone can transform your faith and lead you to truly follow Jesus.
Recorded July 14th, 2024Message by Dave EwingScripture: Matthew 14:13-33

Get Real

When we encounter God, His truth shines through us, transforming our lives. Join us this Sunday to explore how a true encounter with God can bring His light into the world.
Recorded July 7th, 2024Message by Pastor Tim WardScripture: Exodus 34:27-35