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Welcome to The Front Church

The Front Church is a new non-denominational Christian church in the southern part of the Salt Lake Valley. New? Not particularly religious? From another tradition? We are preparing for all sorts of company. We can’t wait for your 0-12 year old kids to experience KidFront. We think they’ll love it! Come no strings attached. We can’t wait to meet you!

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"Advent: Peace"

[December 8, 2024] What does true peace look like? Discover how biblical peace goes beyond the absence of conflict to restore wholeness. Peace doesn’t avoid a mess; peace dives in. Our Lead Pastor Nate shares from Colossians 1 – not a traditional Christmas text, but a text that has everything to do with Christmas. This Advent, embrace the peace Jesus offers and let it transform your life.

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"Advent: Hope"

[December 1, 2024] This week, we delve into Advent and the theme of hope. Hopelessness, a universal experience, often arises from unmet expectations and disappointments. Isaiah’s message to the Northern Kingdom of Israel, a people who had lost everything, speaks of a future hope and a child who will bring everlasting peace and justice. Unlike worldly hope, which is based on circumstances, biblical hope is anchored in a Person. Isaiah’s words point to a child who will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace, fulfilled in Jesus. Jesus’ birth, life, death, and resurrection offer a hope that transcends circumstances. As we navigate life’s challenges, we are invited to anchor our hope in Jesus, reflecting on God’s past faithfulness to strengthen our future hope. This Advent, let us turn to Jesus as our firm foundation and reflect on where we place our hope.

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"What If Spiritual Conversations Were Normal?" (Part 2)

[November 24, 2024] “What if spiritual conversations were normal?” This week, we address common fears about initiating spiritual conversations, such as fear of rejection and not knowing enough, and provide practical tools to help you navigate these discussions with those around you.

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Resources:

  • Video: The Two Kingdoms 
  • PDF Handout from message
  • The Big Story – To access your free Right Now Media Subscription as a gift from The Front Church, use this link.

"What If Spiritual Conversations Were Normal?"

[November 17, 2024] This week, we’re joined by Guest Speaker Nick Darby! In this inspiring message, Nick shares practical insights on how to normalize conversations about faith in our daily lives. Learn how to start with simple, everyday interactions to build rapport and create a comfortable environment for deeper discussions. Discover the power of the Holy Spirit, likened to a ‘sweet sauce,’ who makes our interactions flavorful and relatable. This message is packed with practical applications and key takeaways to help you share your faith more comfortably and effectively.

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    "What If We Were Marked by Radical Hospitality?"

    [November 10, 2024] We continue our teaching series, “What If?” by asking the question: What if we were marked by radical hospitality? Jesus was the embodiment of radical hospitality – just take a look around his table. His grace transforms us into hospitable people, compelling us to extend the same love to others.

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      "What If We Disappeared?"

      [November 3, 2024] In this powerful message, Pastor Nate explores the question, ‘What if we, The Front Church, disappeared? Would anyone notice?’ This thought-provoking inquiry challenges us to reflect on our role as a community of believers and our impact on the world. However, there are real threats to our mission, and we need to be aware of them. Be sure to watch.

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        Guest Speaker: Jeff McCullough

        [October 27, 2024] This Sunday we welcome Pastor Jeff, from the Hello Saints YouTube channel, as our guest speaker. You’re in for a treat! In this insightful message, Pastor Jeff explores finding hope in a politically and culturally divided world. As election season approaches, it’s essential to remember our true citizenship in God’s kingdom. God doesn’t choose sides; instead, we must align ourselves with Him. This message is a timely reminder to focus on our ultimate allegiance on God’s kingdom and to be beacons of hope in a divided world.

        Be sure to check out Pastor Jeff’s Hello Saints YouTube channel

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          "Kingdom Culture: Unity, Not Uniformity"

          [October 20, 2024] In Jesus’ Kingdom Culture, unity does not mean uniformity. Pastor Nate wraps up our teaching series by reflecting on John 13, when Jesus serves his disciples by washing their feet. In this moment, Jesus tells them that as he has loved them, they are to love one another. “A new command,” he calls it. What does unity – but not uniformity – look like practically for Jesus’ followers? How does it play out? What is strong enough to bind us in the midst of disagreements? How are we to function differently than the world around us? Be sure to watch.

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            "Kingdom Culture: Seek Their Flourishing"

            [October 13, 2024] In a world rife with political turmoil and division, it’s essential to remember our primary allegiance to God’s kingdom. This message explores what it means to live as citizens of God’s kingdom while also being citizens of earthly nations. By understanding the kingdom of God as His reign in our lives and communities, both now and in the future, we can foster a kingdom culture that transcends political divides. Drawing from biblical examples like Jeremiah’s advice to the exiled Israelites and Peter’s guidance to early Christians, we learn practical steps for living in a divisive world.

            [Message that deals with the Bible’s treatment of slavery can be found here.]

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              "Kingdom Culture: Loyalty to the King"

              [October 6, 2024] In this insightful message, Pastor Amber explores the concept of ‘Kingdom Culture’ through the powerful parable of the Good Samaritan. We learn the importance of loving our neighbors, even those we consider enemies. This message challenges us to transcend cultural, religious, and ethnic boundaries, and to show compassion, even at a personal cost.

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                "Kingdom Culture: Humility"

                [September 29, 2024] How can we embody humility and unity in a divided world? Discover the transformative values of the Kingdom of God and practical steps to live them out. Pastor Nate continues our teaching series, Kingdom Culture, by reflecting on Jesus’ words in Luke 22. Jesus invites his followers to a different way of relating to one another and to the world around them.

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                  "Kingdom Culture: Called to be Different"

                  [September 22, 2024] In today’s politically charged world, how can Christians navigate these turbulent times while staying true to the teachings of Jesus? Pastor Nate’s opening message in the ‘Kingdom Culture: Called to Be Different’ series offers a transformative approach. Learn how Jesus’ diverse followers found unity despite their many differences. Discover the wisdom in being quick to listen and slow to speak, and how the church can offer a sense of community and purpose that transcends political divisions. Reflect on your primary allegiance to the eternal Kingdom of God, and consider how you can serve those around you – especially those with differing views.

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