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Send us Fan MailAre you tired of just sitting in a row? In Part 6 of our "I Love My Church" series, Freedom Church Raleigh explores what it truly means to be the hands and feet of Jesus. Pulling from 1 Corinthians 12, Romans 12, and the miracle of Jesus turning water into wine, this sermon uncovers a powerful truth: Jesus is the source, but we are the system.When we serve, we aren't just doing chores; we get a front-row seat to the miraculous power of God. Learn how to discover your unique shape, surrender it to God, and step into a healthy, active faith that moves beyond just "consuming" and into "contributing."🔔 Subscribe to stay updated with our latest sermons and live worship⏱️ Sermon Timestamps0:00 - Introduction: The Bull Story & The Missing Head5:15 - Why Does Jesus Need a Physical Body on Earth?12:30 - John 2 & The First Miracle: The Secret the Servants Knew22:45 - Unity is Shared Obedience (The Sunflower Illustration)31:10 - Moving Beyond a "Gluttonous" Faith (Overfed & Under-exercised)36:50 - 6 Crucial Roles of the Church & Closing Prayer#FreedomChurchRaleigh #ILoveMyChurch #BodyOfChrist #ChristianServing #FaithInAction #RaleighChurch #Sermon2026

Send us Fan MailPastor Josh teaches that the Church is Christ’s flock, and loving Jesus means loving, serving, and caring for His people. Using John 21:15–17, he shows that Jesus connected Peter’s love for Him with the responsibility to “feed My sheep.”The message emphasizes that tithing and generosity are practical ways we care for God’s Church, support ministry, help those in need, and spread the Gospel. Pastor Josh encourages believers to view everything they own as belonging to God and to steward their finances faithfully.He challenges the church to trust God through giving, put Jesus first in their finances, and believe that God blesses faithful stewardship for the advancement of His Kingdom.

Send us Fan MailIn Part 4 of " I Love My Church", Pastor Rose Snowzell teaches that God's plan for us is maturity, and spiritual family is one of the primary ways He helps us grow. She challenges us to move from simply receiving to giving, serving, and becoming examples for others. Through love, forgiveness, truth, and support, we can build healthy relationships that reflect the heart of God.

Send us Fan MailIn Part 3 of "I love My Church", Pastor Garry Snowzell delivers a stirring message about the Church as Heaven’s Army on Earth. This sermon calls the Church to stop playing it safe, embrace spiritual warfare, and stand together in faith, prayer, and purpose. No matter the battle, God designed us to fight together and carry His light into the world.

Send us Fan MailThis message dives into biblical context, cultural teachings versus timeless truth, and the role of women in ministry. Ps. Josh Snowzell shows how Scripture consistently points toward God using women to lead, teach, minister, and proclaim the Gospel throughout history.

Send us Fan MailIn this series, Pastor Josh challenges the church to Stop consuming church and start loving the Bride—this message calls us to real commitment, unity, and sacrificial devotion.

Send us Fan MailWhat does it actually take to become a man of God?In this episode, Pastors Josh and Rose break down what they call “The Barbarian Way”—a call to reject passivity, comfort, and compromise, and instead step into the foundations every man must build to walk fully with God.This isn’t about surface-level change. It’s about the death of boyhood… and the beginning of true, biblical manhood.Too many men stay stuck—avoiding responsibility, lacking discipline, and never stepping into the calling God has placed on their lives. This conversation challenges that.If you’ve ever asked: “What does it really mean to be a man of God?” “Why do I feel stuck in my faith?” “How do I build a stronger foundation spiritually?”

Send us Fan MailIn part 3 of "Where is god when life hurts?", Pastor Krista Ortiz explores the reality of faith in difficult seasons, showing that God’s presence never changes even when life feels filled with darkness. She highlights the different levels of faith and calls us to be honest with God, trust Him as the Author of our story, and not walk away in the middle. The message encourages perseverance, reminding us that what’s ahead is worth the journey.

Send us Fan MailWhat happens when the people closest to you only remember who you used to be?In this conversation, Kai, Maggie, Rose, and Josh sit down to talk about one of the most difficult parts of walking in faith—ministering to family and friends who have seen your past, your mistakes, and your lowest moments.We dive into: Why familiarity can make it harder for people to receive from you The tension of being changed by God but not fully accepted by others How to stay grounded in your calling when people doubt your growth What it really looks like to live out your faith around those who knew the “old you” This is an honest, unfiltered conversation about faith, identity, and the struggle of being seen differently by the people who know you best.If you’ve ever felt misunderstood, overlooked, or doubted because of your past… this one’s for you.Subscribe for more real conversations on faith, growth, and purpose.

Send us Fan MailIn Part 2 of " Where is god when life hurts?", Pst. Josh Cooke teaches that waiting on God doesn’t mean He is absent. Scriptures like John 1:29, Matthew 11, and Lamentations 3 show that even in pain and uncertainty, God’s promises and mercy still stand.