Local Church Forsyth

God's Word is powerful, living, and active. His Word is applicable for us to use, accurate for us to trust, and authoritative for us to stand on and submit to. His Word breathes new life into us whe…

Join us this week as guest speaker, Josh Turner, continues our study on the Miracles in Mark. This week we learn about the storms we all face in life, and how our all mighty God can calm those storms…

Explore the invitation in Mark 6 to actively participate in Jesus' miraculous works, experiencing firsthand the impact of wholehearted obedience.

In Mark 5:21-43, both a prominent synagogue leader and a woman with a chronic condition found Jesus, demonstrating faith in seeking Him. 

In Mark 5, we explore the supernatural encounter as Jesus faces a tormented man in a cemetery, displaying His unmatched power and authority. Witness a miraculous healing that sparks two distinct resp…

In Mark 2:1-12, witness visible faith overcoming obstacles and discover the deeper spiritual messages behind physical miracles. What steps will you take to make your faith visible in 2024?

Training in godliness is always better. But what does godliness do for us?

Pursuing peace through external achievements like vacations, titles, or wealth will, at best, provide relaxation, but it is not a calmness of your soul. Peace on earth is found only in the presence o…

Jesus’ birth is the beginning of the end of sin and death. We needed a mighty God, a valiant warrior to conquer sin and death! When we receive Jesus as our Savior and Lord, that is exactly what we ge…

This Christmas, we'll explore these four names of Jesus within the context of the Christmas story. As explained in Sunday's sermon, the wise men's search for and submission to Jesus unveiled the trut…

God took David from being in the cave to being Israel’s king. Tell God how you feel, and trust God with how you respond.

We come from all different walks of life and backgrounds, and we have various talents and gifts. It’s beautiful when we humbly come together as the body of Christ and stay focused on Jesus.