The Honorable Sam Thomsen (former US Ambassador to the Marshal Islands) and Lt. General (ret.) John F. Wall (former Commander of Strategic Defense Command speak on the challenge of service.

"You have forsaken your first love." We all struggle with loving God first with our life. In our fight to love God, remember the gospel, openly repent from your sin, and continually return to God.

The Church is a lampstand which spreads the light of Christ all around. We are to fully reflect Christ in all we do. We must remember that Christ died for our sins, and recommit ourselves every day to loving, serving, and communicating to others the hope and purpose of life in Christ.

The Rev. Sam Ferguson speaks about identity to the young adults of The Falls Church.

Which is better, duty or delight? Which is better, to serve your spouse, friend, child out of a sense of duty, or out of a heart of delight? Although Jesus is pleased with the Churches good deeds and sound doctrine, He is ultimately after their hearts – their delight. This was the case in Ephesus, and is the case today.

The Christ is shown in Revelation as incomparable, cosmic, conquering, and coming.

What does it mean that Jesus Christ is the eternal God? What would it mean for your life for Christ to be your Savior?

The Rev. Sam Ferguson speaks about identity to the young adults of The Falls Church.

The Rev. James Swynford speaks to The Falls Church from Revelation 1:9-20

No matter where we are in our faith journey we wonder, “Why is it so hard to trust?” Listen as Susan Yates explores this challenge and shares five key ways to help us trust God in difficult circumstances and experience the generosity of God.

The Rev. John Yates speaks to The Falls Church about five aims for the church as a whole in the coming program year.

As you head into the new school year, embrace Jesus Christ, embrace fellowship, and embrace the hurting around you.

As we remember the day when the towers fell, the Pentagon burned, and a plane falling from the Pennsylvania sky cut an untimely grave, the Scripture directs us to a vision of a White Horse and its Rider.

In the face of utter calamity, such as the calamity the world felt when the United States was attacked on September 11, 2001, how can we respond? When the foundations are destroyed, when not only physical things are disintegrating, but when a nation's moral, ethical and religious moorings are dissolving, what can the follower of Jesus Christ do? The Psalmist in Psalm 11 teaches us how the righteous can respond. The righteous woman or man is to 1) remain righteous; 2) trust in the Lord; and 3) preach the Gospel.

The Rev. James Swynford speaks to The Falls Church from Matthew 24:3-14.

What does God want you to do with your life?

All of us as Christians ought to be working toward the end that is coming, and to think of and value our work just as God thinks of and values it: in light of the end that is coming.