Faith Bible Church Podcasts

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.

Like the scene of a horrific accident this text arrests our attention. But in all the chaos and confusion, there are abundant expressions of God’s kindness. For those fighting for faith amid insurmountable frustration, the truth behind this text may provide hope for the days to come.

Like the scene of a horrific accident this text arrests our attention. But in all the chaos and confusion, there are abundant expressions of God’s kindness. For those fighting for faith amid insurmountable frustration, the truth behind this text may provide hope for the days to come.

Gold dust, a tingly feeling, and audible voices—these are just a few of the ways that some have claimed that God’s presence is with them. But are such ecstatic experiences how God’s presence actually plays out in the life of an ordinary believer? This next narrative in the life of Jacob provides a helpful and encouraging corrective for those of who are sometimes confused at the vital matter of the presence of God.

What comes first the chicken or the egg, the confidence or the win, the presence of God or the performance of man? While this narrative doesn’t answer all those questions, it does grant insight into how God’s presence is enjoyed and leveraged for those who stand in need.

What comes first the chicken or the egg, the confidence or the win, the presence of God or the performance of man? While this narrative doesn’t answer all those questions, it does grant insight into how God’s presence is enjoyed and leveraged for those who stand in need.

If there was a least-likely-to-experience-blessing award, Isaac and his family would win it as this text makes clear; but, God passes on his blessing anyway. This is good news for us and you can listen in to find out how.

Typically, the sequel is never as good as the original. But, this sequel in particular, seeks to break the mold, helping all of who feel like God’s best has passed them by. Listen in to this exposition of Genesis 26 for more.

Typically, the sequel is never as good as the original. But, this sequel in particular, seeks to break the mold, helping all of who feel like God’s best has passed them by. Listen in to this exposition of Genesis 26 for more.

American history encourages individual effort. Biblical history encourages individual trust. See how this benefits you in this exposition of the intriguing birth of Jacob and Esau.

American history encourages individual effort. Biblical history encourages individual trust. See how this benefits you in this exposition of the intriguing birth of Jacob and Esau.

Listen in as Pastor Mark Mincy presents the word from Psalm 90.

We live in a world that is searching for peace, solace, and refuge. Psalm 90 reminds us that this is only found when we treasure the presence of God. In doing so we gain a heart of wisdom, and find purpose, satisfaction and shelter as we live out our days for the glory of God.

Listen in as guest Pastor Adam Bueltel presents the word from 2 Corinthians 3:18 and gives us 6 reasons to be amazed that God transformed us in this New Covenant Age.

Listen in as guest Pastor Adam Bueltel presents the word from 2 Corinthians 3:18 and gives us 6 reasons to be amazed that God transformed us in this New Covenant Age.

This final and rather mysterious text on the infancy of Jesus offers all who take the time to learn it three amazing gifts just in time for the New Year. Listen in to enjoy all the amazing things these verses have to offer.

How do we know that Jesus really was the promised Messiah? Matthew, in this text, offers some strong evidence to strengthen or confidence in Jesus as our King.

How does the genealogy of Jesus give us joy at Christmas? Listen in to this exposition of an often overlooked text.