The Bible Recap Plan

First Church will read through the Bible in a Year again in 2026. This time around, we are going to read through the Bible chronologically using a resource called The Bible Recap. In addition to the daily reading plan, there is a daily podcast, devotional, and Bible Study resources available to help us better understand and apply God’s Word.

We are giving away three sets of The Bible Recap resources to encourage people to get involved. Each set includes the Bible Recap Daily Devotional, Study Guide, and Journal. There are also Bible Recap resources for kids, including a devotional for young readers and activity book.

To enter in the giveaway, please fill out this form. You do not need to join a small group to win a prize. Winners will be announced at the end of December. https://forms.gle/mEUNbCtyw2DKqkUx5

Current Sermon Series – The Servant King



Join us at First Church as Pastor Joel Bucklin continues his sermon series on the Gospel of Mark.

Most people see power as a means to an end. Power enables them to exert their authority over others. That is not the case with Jesus. He has all power, authority, and dominion. From the very first verse, Jesus is identified as the Messiah and Son of God. However, he did not use it to his own advantage. As Mark 10:45 says, Jesus “did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark’s Gospel describes Jesus as the Servant King. He was sent on a mission – to rescue his people from their sin by sacrificing his own life. Jesus, our Servant King, willing gave his life for us.

Ask The Pastor

Questions sometimes arise as you are listening to the sermon on Sunday mornings or reading a passage in the Bible.

  • What did Pastor Joel mean when he said that?
  • How does this message apply to my life?
  • What other Scripture passages support the main idea of the sermon?

Now you can “Ask the Pastor” by calling or texting (419) 405-FCNK [3265].

Leave a voice message or text for Pastor Joel and he will answer your questions regarding his teaching and preaching.

He may respond to you directly, or answer questions on his blog or a Facebook Live post. We hope this will be a great way for you to continue to interact with the sermon and deepen your understanding of God’s Word!

You can also submit a question or prayer request via our Contact Us page.