Faith Bible Church Podcasts

As the wet concrete of the “new normal” begins to dry, what should change and what should stay the same? This second part of our biblical survey on why we gather explains the Scriptural significance of tactile, in-person, face-to-face church, in hopes that we make wise and obedient decisions about how we use our time in the days to come.

As the wet concrete of the “new normal” begins to dry, what should change and what should stay the same? This second part of our biblical survey on why we gather explains the Scriptural significance of tactile, in-person, face-to-face church, in hopes that we make wise and obedient decisions about how we use our time in the days to come.

Recent requirements to depend upon technology are not-so-subtly changing the way we do church. But should things change? If gathering “online” is more safe and convenient, why would we go back to the way things used to be? Listen in to find out.

Recent requirements to depend upon technology are not-so-subtly changing the way we do church. But should things change? If gathering “online” is more safe and convenient, why would we go back to the way things used to be? Listen in to find out.

Life comes with no backspace key; so, regrets are inevitable. How then do we cope with a past gone wrong? This intriguing climax of the Joseph saga affords us the biblical perspective needed to put our past in its place.

Listen in as Pastor Mark Mincy presents the word from Matthew Chapter 6:1-18.

Contrary to the comics in which we can identify with the hero, the Word of God was written to show us that we need a hero. And through this story in the life of Joseph in Genesis 40–41, we’ll not only see our need for rescue but also see a clear picture of how God’s chosen rescuer has already come.

Success is a big industry these days. But, before buying into the promises of the self-help movement or the prosperity preachers on TV, you really should listen to this account of divine success from Genesis 39.

Christianity is regularly critiqued for its hypocrisy. But, even a cursory look at the Word of God shows that genuine Christians cannot hide behind a mask since their relationship with God is rooted in a thorough confession of their lack of goodness, the prevalence of personal sin. To see how this plays out and what it looks like, listen in to this recounting of the story of Judah and Tamar.

What are the three hardest words in the English language and how can they facilitate our walk of faith? Listen in to this exposition of Genesis 37 to find out.

It’s a bear-market for our faith these days. So, how do we trend back upward? These closing scenes from the life of Jacob can provide concrete encouragement in Christ to those who take careful note of its fulfilled promises.

Have you been neck-deep in trouble? Jacob knew it well and we can view his predicament to our profit. Listen in to find out how.

Have you been neck-deep in trouble? Jacob knew it well and we can view his predicament to our profit. Listen in to find out how.

Listen in as guest speaker Rob Clarke presents the message from 1 Corinthians 9:19-23

Listen in as guest speaker Rob Clarke presents the message from 1 Corinthians verses 19-23.

“The struggle is real,” the memes tell us. So how then do we overcome? Listen in to this mysterious and powerful story from the life of Jacob to find out.

Everyone seeks safety in something or someone but not all are safe. For those who ever feel such fear or occasionally struggle through a nagging insecurity, this story of the climatic confrontation between Jacob and Laban in Genesis 31 provides some especially helpful insight and encouragement.

The old hymn says it well, “All I have needed Thy hand hath provided.” But, too often, the way we live differs from what we sing. Our constant fear, pride, and anxiety regarding our needs betrays the fact that we regularly misunderstand the dynamics of God’s providing grace, a misunderstanding which this narrative serves to correct.