First Presbyterian Church

As my kids get older, it can be easy to forget how much influence I still have on them. They still look to me for approval.

I am a Christian. I am a woman. I am a leader. Remove any one of those statements and I believe I would be married.

Stories about the war on terror in Afghanistan are a dime a dozen these days, but few can match the sleek, streamlined efficiency of Mel Odom’s latest, Renegade.

Watch the new lyric video of "If I Could See (What Angels See)" by Amy Grant.

In his engaging book Suburbianity, pastor Byron Yawn asks American Christians to get truly radical about embracing God’s call to an ordinary life where our nice, affluent, next-door neighbors need Christ as much as anyone living in the third-world.

My wonderful opportunity to represent Christ in Springfield

Church 'Success' I just believe the church was called to be a place where people could meet Jesus and continue to follow Him one step at a time.

FPCLEXNC: Our phones are working again! Thank you for your patience while we dealt with this problem (and thanks to Wynncom for their prompt service).

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FPCLEXNC: The Wednesday Night Supper Club meets this week at 6:00 pm at Dion's, 5479 Old US 52, Lexington (Welcome). We... http://t.co/MfiTeqI0Tc

If only we had eyes to see what God has done for us.

A growing phenomenon within the ranks of churches, large and small (but mostly large), is the cult of personality. It’s when a person becomes the center of attention rather than Christ; an individual looms larger than a mission; a figure is given more status than the organization itself.

Crosswalk's Stephen Sanders interviews the members of Christian rock band Skillet about their inspirations for their 8th studio album, "Rise." Topics include standing for what you believe in, having a positive body image and rising above the "American Noise."
Preorder "Rise" by Skillet here!

The Relevance of Preaching from Daniel Can we really expect to change a crumbling culture around us?