The Sunday Gathering @ FCBC

The Gathering has been faithfully following the BibleProject  and are so grateful to have as a resource to continue our Sunday School Classes during Shelter in Place. We are forever grateful for this and want to thank them. If you would like to express your gratitude, feel free to  donate to their cause anytime. At FCBC we are also grateful for our committed leaders who meet weekly to have informal and thoughtful conversations about God and what the Bible is teaching us.

6   Smart Ways to Disagree with Someone Respectfully: What a world it would be if   we all agreed   on absolutely everything. But, as you already know, that's just not reality. We all have our own thoughts, opinions, and values -- which means   disagreements   can be pretty common, especially in the   workplace . However, there's a big difference between just disagreeing and disagreeing respectfully. The first will likely cause hurt feelings and only add fuel to an already tense fire. But, the second? That approach can lead to new ideas and a much more productive discussion. Unfortunately, it's all too easy to get so wrapped up in your own beliefs that all common courtesy goes straight out the window. So, as a friendly reminder, here are six key tips for disagreeing with someone -- respectfully, of course. Important to remember: 1. Focus on facts   A strong argument is one that uses facts over opinion. But, that can be difficult to remember when you're in the middle of

Barbara Chan leads part 2! Growing our understanding of God's will...

The Nature of   God   Barbara Chan   leads The Gathering, Part 1 of a 3 part series!

Tommy Lim leads our discussion about Philemon. (PhY-Lee-mon)