Faith Bible Church Podcasts

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.

Most would agree that Christianity is a team sport but wherein does this team exist? How is the church expressed? Contrary to the popular myths, this sermon will survey the Scriptures for clarity regarding the authentic representation of Christ’s church.

If God has saved a group, what does it look like? This is an important question in light of our American emphasis on a “personal relationship” with Jesus Christ. Listen in to find out more.

Church is on the decline and, ironically, believers themselves are leading the charge. How should we respond? Assessing the importance of the church should begin with the purpose of God—Does he intend for believers to be part of such an entity in the first place? Listen in to find out more.

If past faithfulness is any indication of future trustworthiness, believers do well reflect on the track record of their God. Through this often overlooked text, this sermon serves as a corrective and support to our sometimes waning confidence in the Lord.

Though many know God will work all things out for good in the end, we often struggle to translate this into our day-to-day. So for all who ever struggle with a nagging pessimism that just won’t go away, Genesis 24 will serve as a welcome remedy.

Is it possible to be homesick for land where you’ve never lived? In the most creative of ways this text will provide a much needed answer, especially for those who are weary, restless, and wondering where to find relief for this life.

It very well may be the hardest test in all the OT, Abraham offering up his son Isaac, and he will pass with flying colors. Despite the uniqueness of this event, its lessons speak to our own tests and trials today. So listen in to this exposition of Genesis 22:1–19 for the secret to passing whatever test the Lord may send your way.

Spiritual growth happens so subtly and slowly. So how do you know if it’s actually taking place and what does it take to get there? This little-known account from the life of Abraham will reveal the surprisingly helpful answer.

As we close our Mission Emphasis Weekend, listen as Missionary Paul Schlehlein speaks to the heart, motivation, and call to the mission field.

There seems to be opposition to the Gospel all around us, and thougth we know God is at work , the spread of the gospel often times seems so slow. Listen in as Jesus uses three parables to make the Kingdom of Heaven evident to his disciples when it’s not going as they expected!

Many times it just makes sense to trust in the promises of the infinitely wise, wholly good, and all powerful God. But, sometimes difficulty and/or delay make these promises seem shaky, unlikely even. What should we do then? Genesis 21:1–21 beautifully speaks to a strategy for hard times such as these.

Ours is an age obsessed with results, impact, and game-changers. Yet, for all of our personal striving to make a difference, we too often fall short. So what’s the key to really making an impact on this world? This exposition of Genesis 20 will reveal the answer.

Warning: If this Bible passage were a movie, it would be rated “R.” Its themes are graphic and its point is deadly serious. The point at hand: Will we experience God’s wrath or God’s rescue? What makes the difference between the two? Listen in to find out.

In a world where it seems everything is possible, we realize the things that matter are still out of reach. Yet, the faltering faith of Abraham and Sarah in this text will actually provide a foundation for fixing our own. Listen in to find out more.

Relationships—they can be bitter and sweet, a blessing or a burden. But, one relationship in particular is nothing but good. Listen in to find out what this is, how to get in on it, and why it matters.

The old song got it right—“Everybody Hurts Sometimes.” But what do we do when hurting from the hand of one who should have helped. Such betrayal can only be remedied by God himself and this text will show us how.

God’s promises may be sure but they certainly can seem slow. What do we do in the uncomfortable gap between promises made and promises kept? Listen in to find out.

Too often we read the Scriptures looking for examples to follow and rules to obey; but, a greater story should prevail. Listen in to find out how to avoid these common Bible reading errors and to learn the truth of God's unrelenting grace.