Family Worship: WHY?

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One of the weekly experiences at For His Glory Community Church is a time of worship that encompasses the voices of both adults and children. We call it Family Worship. It’s how we start our weekly gatherings on Sunday mornings. We bring in the adults, we bring in the children, and as a collective family, […]

Community Groups

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Every Week | Community Groups 06:00 PM “In him you also are being built together into a dwelling place for God by the Spirit.” Ephesians 2:22 We would love to have you join a Community Group at For His Glory and ask that you sign up via the link below. After we receive your request, […]

Sunday Services

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Every Week | Sunday Services 09:00 AM | 704 E Commonwealth Ave, Fullerton, CA 92831 | (714) 905-9438 We meet in the same building as the Temple Aviv Judea.

Greet One Another

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One of the oddities of scripture is it’s ability to speak to the heavenly and eternal things one moment and the next, to be utterly practical and down to earth. As For His Glory Community Church embarks on a new season, I’m struck by the simple thought of how important it is to do something as […]

Mark – The Issue of Healing

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Spirits, fever, leprosy, paralysis, all kinds of oppression and disease. Quite a bit of healing has already taken place in the first two chapters of Mark. But there’s an elephant in the room. Maybe the question on our minds isn’t really a theological one: Why didn’t Jesus heal everyone? Maybe it’s more, Why doesn’t Jesus […]

Introduction to Mark

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Now— here is my secret: I tell it to you with an openness of heart that I doubt I shall ever achieve again, so I pray that you are in a quiet room as you hear these words. My secret is that I need God— that I am sick and can no longer make it […]

Death Is Common, But Not Forever

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QUEEN “Thou know’st tis common, all that lives must die, Passing through nature to eternity” HAMLET Ay, madam, it is common. Hamlet, Act I, Scene II As Hamlet reflects upon the death of his father, he mourns the brevity of life and the painful triviality of death. We too feel this as we survey what […]

A Reclaimed Feminism

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On a lazy Sunday afternoon not too long ago, I was sprawled out in our living room reading book reviews in the L.A. Times. I came to an interview with Erica Jong, the author of one of the seminal works of second-wave feminism, The Fear of Flying. This answer stood out to me: Are you […]

04 Feb True Love

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Valentine’s Day is upon us. With it comes much history, loads of myth, and a whole bunch of confusion. I thought it would be great to take the opportunity to dissect it a bit and share why I think Valentine’s Day has perverted God’s most beautiful attribute….LOVE. HISTORY St. Valentine’s Day began as a church […]

Now Is A Good Time To Be Clear and Speak

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In speaking to a Senate judicial committee, Dr. Hymie Gordon, Professor of Medical Genetics and physician at the Mayo Clinic, answered the question of “when does life begin” this way: I think we can now also say that the question of the beginning of life —when life begins—is no longer a question for theological or […]

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