Faith Bible Church Podcasts

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

The genesis of Jesus marked the dawning of a new era. The old Christmas hymn tells us that at the birth of Jesus “the hopes and fears of all the years” were satisfied. So listen in to the exposition of this small verse as it explains how the relief of such fears and the fulfillment of such hopes can be true for you.

The genesis of Jesus marked the dawning of a new era. The old Christmas hymn tells us that at the birth of Jesus “the hopes and fears of all the years” were satisfied. So listen in to the exposition of this small verse as it explains how the relief of such fears and the fulfillment of such hopes can be true for you.

Listen in as guest speaker Mark Mincy preaches from Psalm 42 and 43.

Listen in as guest speaker Mark Mincy preaches from Psalm 42 and 43.

We live in a world of regular low-grade hysteria and panic. Since it seems the both sinner and saints alike regularly stir us into forms of hysteria or despair, how should we as God’s people respond? Listen in to hear how this passage equips us with calming truths for catastrophic times.

We live in a world of regular low-grade hysteria and panic. Since it seems the both sinner and saints alike regularly stir us into forms of hysteria or despair, how should we as God’s people respond? Listen in to hear how this passage equips us with calming truths for catastrophic times.

A quick glance at the news headlines of any given week expose a problem of epidemic portions for those of us who claim God rules over all, blesses the righteous, and punishes the wicked. This is not merely a philosophical/intellectual problem but an emotional/experiential one as well and Psalm 10 will coach us through an effective answer.

A quick glance at the news headlines of any given week expose a problem of epidemic portions for those of us who claim God rules over all, blesses the righteous, and punishes the wicked. This is not merely a philosophical/intellectual problem but an emotional/experiential one as well and Psalm 10 will coach us through an effective answer.

Naturally, Christians praise God for his mercy, grace, and kindness; but, do we ever praise God for his punishment? Believe it or not, the Psalmist does. Listen in to how this oft-misunderstood attribute of God can fuel your worship in the days ahead.

Naturally, Christians praise God for his mercy, grace, and kindness; but, do we ever praise God for his punishment? Believe it or not, the Psalmist does. Listen in to how this oft-misunderstood attribute of God can fuel your worship in the days ahead.

What is man? It’s a huge question with a helpful answer. From a study of this Psalm we’ll learn the unique ways we as humans manifest the majesty of God.

What is man? It’s a huge question with a helpful answer. From a study of this Psalm we’ll learn the unique ways we as humans manifest the majesty of God.

“Well done my good and faithful servant”…words that every beliver desire to hear at the end of their life. The book of 3 John gives us two characteristics a faithfulness to the truth that all belivers are called to live out.

“Well done my good and faithful servant”…words that every believer desires to hear at the end of their life. The book of 3 John gives us two characteristics a faithfulness to the truth that all believers are called to live out.

The ecclesiastical hitchhiker is the church-goer always looking for a free ride but never wiling to invest in upkeep. What do we say to those unwilling to commit to the local church? The truth from this this exposition teach us to respond.

Some are strong relationally and other are strong intellectually; but, which of these strengths are most valuable in the church? Ephesians 4:1–16 provides a fitting answer thereby showing what it looks like for us to cooperate as the body of Christ, despite our differences.

Some are strong relationally and other are strong intellectually; but, which of these strengths are most valuable in the church? Ephesians 4:1–16 provides a fitting answer thereby showing what it looks like for us to cooperate as the body of Christ, despite our differences.

For some, church is a place of fun and fancy, for others is a place of solemnity and sobriety. At the end of the day, who wins? How does God intend for his people to conduct themselves in the local church? This exposition from 1 Timothy 3:14–16 provides the surprising answer.