Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

What does it take to live like a spiritual Hall of Famer? In this inspiring sermon, discover the keys to a life that reflects total commitment, unwavering integrity, and a deep focus on what truly matters. Drawing from 2 Timothy 2 and other powerful scriptures, this message challenges us to:

1. Hold ourselves to a higher standard — living with passion, patience, and personal accountability.
2. Put people first — recognizing that the gospel is about serving others above ourselves.
3. Stay focused on what truly matters — avoiding distractions and choosing soul-winning over trivial arguments.

If you're ready to live a life of eternal significance, this message is for you. Learn how to leave a lasting legacy for Christ and inspire others to do the same.

Join FCC Talk as hosts Jon Rhoades and C.J. Muston dive into three pressing topics affecting Christians today. Starting with insights from YouTuber Allen Parr, they discuss how to maintain humility and unity after divisive election results, emphasizing that our trust should ultimately rest in God rather than political figures. The conversation then shifts to challenges facing Gateway Church amid controversy, where John and C.J. examine the importance of transparency, particularly in times of crisis, and the need for integrity within church leadership. Finally, they tackle a heartfelt question from The Ramsey Show about family and inheritance, exploring the balance between guiding loved ones and respecting their autonomy. Watch as John and C.J. share thoughtful perspectives on building relationships, trust, and faith within communities and families alike.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

In a world weighed down by fear and anxiety, wouldn’t it be wonderful to live with peace and courage instead? This sermon explores how, through faith, we can shed the burdens of fear, shame, and regret. Drawing from 2 Timothy, we’ll reflect on Paul’s advice to Timothy about holding onto a spirit of power, love, and self-control. Just as Paul faced hardships, he encouraged his followers to stay resilient and focused on God’s purpose. Through vivid stories of faith, including personal testimonies, this message will inspire us to live boldly for Christ, embracing His gift of courage, freedom from shame, and a life without regrets. Join us as we explore what it means to guard the faith and walk confidently, assured of God's guidance every step of the way.

Worship Uncoiled is our main worship service for students grades 6-12. Worship Uncoiled meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00 and includes a full meal, a game, prizes, a time of worship, a short practical lesson and a time of small groups. We would love to have you join us. Feel free to contact our student minister, CJ Muston (CJMuston@FCCBrazil) with any questions.

In 1 Timothy 6, Paul instructs us on the believer’s attitude toward work, wealth, and generosity. This week, we explore three key actions from this passage that shape a life of integrity and purpose.

Work with Integrity – Paul addresses the importance of treating those we work for with respect, regardless of the conditions. He reminds us that by working with integrity, we glorify God and embody His values.

Manage Money with Contentment – Contentment doesn’t come naturally, especially in a world that glorifies wealth. Paul cautions that the love of money leads to ruin and encourages us to find fulfillment in godliness and simplicity, trusting that God provides what we truly need.

Leave a Legacy of Generosity – Paul’s final exhortation is to be rich in good works, ready to share, and to invest in eternal treasures. Generosity isn’t just about wealth; it’s about stretching our souls and giving for the joy it brings, the good it does for others, and the glory it brings to God.

In "The Apprentice: What Great Leaders Do," we explore Paul's guidance to Timothy, a young leader overseeing the church in Ephesus. At the heart of this passage, we see three essential principles for leaders rooted in godly wisdom. First, the Principle of Responsibility, where leaders are called to take responsibility for others, especially the vulnerable, modeling Christ's care by honoring and supporting those around them. Second, the Principle of Accountability, reminding us that true leadership doesn’t shy away from being held to high standards, recognizing that integrity and correction are vital for growth and community health. Finally, the Principle of Inevitability cautions us that our actions—good or bad—will eventually be brought to light, encouraging us to build our lives on a foundation of faith and godliness.

These timeless principles not only shaped Timothy’s leadership but offer us insights today: a godly leader embraces the call to serve, remains accountable, and lives transparently. Join us as we learn what it means to lead well in our families, communities, and churches, trusting that, in the end, our foundation will reveal itself.