Live Stream January 11, 2026

Speaker : Maury Brenneman

The January 11, 2026 livestream at Fellowship Missionary Church was a powerful gathering centered on worship, communion, and a call to deeper discipleship. The service invited the church family to remember Christ’s sacrifice, reflect on God’s faithfulness, and respond with surrendered hearts.

Worship: Nothing but the Blood & Our Unstoppable God

The service opened with heartfelt worship, lifting high the truth that salvation, cleansing, and hope are found in nothing but the blood of Jesus. Songs of praise reminded the congregation that God’s power is unstoppable and that His kingdom reigns forever.

These moments of worship set a reverent and joyful tone, drawing hearts toward gratitude, humility, and trust in Christ.

Communion: Remembering the New Covenant

During communion, the church was invited to examine their hearts and remember the new covenant established through Jesus’ body and blood. The message emphasized that forgiveness, renewal, and cleansing come not through human effort, but through Christ alone.

This time served as a reminder that believers live under grace—not condemnation—and are continually invited to return to Jesus for restoration and hope.

Message: Following Jesus Without Reservation

Scripture Focus: John 12:20–26

The message focused on Jesus’ words about the grain of wheat that must die to produce much fruit. As Greeks came seeking Jesus, it marked a turning point in His ministry—signaling that His mission was for all nations and that the hour of His sacrifice had come.

The sermon challenged believers to examine what it truly means to follow Jesus. Discipleship is not passive or comfortable—it is a life of surrender, obedience, and sacrifice. Growth happens when believers step beyond comfort, release idols, and choose to walk closely with Christ wherever He leads.

A Call to Examine Our Hearts

The service concluded with a clear call to reflection: Is anything standing between us and Jesus? Are we willing to follow Him fully, even when it costs comfort, control, or familiarity?

The January 11 livestream reminded the church that nothing should come before Jesus—and that true life is found in surrendering everything to Him.