Faith Bible Church Podcasts

Guest speaker and Missionary Jonathan Moore presents a message from Psalm 96.

Listen in as Pastor Andrew Bates presents the word from Psalm 2

If happiness were merely a path or a road, what would it look like? The clear answer to this important question is found in this text today. Listen in to find out.

Many of us know the significance of Jesus’ death but few know the significance of his burial and resurrection. As this final scene of Mark indicates, all three of these events are essential to the gospel. The sermon today will explain why and then unpack what this means for you.

Why all the darkness and dreariness of suffering, shame, and death? The text day radiantly displays the significance of these events. Listen in to find out exactly how Jesus’ death can benefit you.

Jesus not only came to die but he came to die on a cross. Why such a humiliating death and what does it mean for us? Listen in to find out. Mark 15: 21-32

If Jesus was so inclusive, tolerant, and loving, why was he condemned to death? Why was he hated? To answer this question we’ll look at the four different sources of hatred for Jesus found in this text so as to better understand why people reject Jesus and what we should do to remedy it.

In the wake of Hurricane Irma, God's Word is more relevant than ever. Find out who was ultimately responsible for this storm and how we should respond to it by listening in.

Why does Mark, under inspiration of the Holy Spirit, spill so much ink over the failures of the disciples, the betrayal of Jesus, and the injustice of the religious leaders? This powerful account conclusively proves that Jesus alone can accomplish God’s plan of redemption. Listen in to find out what this means for you.

Looking at the hours leading up to Jesus’ crucifixion, some have concluded that he lost control of his revolutionary movement and that the betrayal of Judas, the failure of the disciples, and his horrendous death were all indicative of his failure. But is this true and why does it matter? Listen in to find out.

In our culture, terms like fanatical, radical, and extreme typically conjure up images of evil, terror, and destruction. Yet, in the text today, Jesus actually associates these terms with that which is good and beautiful. How can this be? Would he actually expect this of his followers? Listen in to find out.

Yes, we are to be ready for Jesus to return at any time. Yet, he doesn’t tell us when he’s returning. Why can’t we know and, in light of this ignorance, how can we prepare? The answer found in this text may surprise you. Listen in to find out.

Mark 13:14–31 As you look to the future and try to imagine the end of this age, does it excite your or give you pause? Are you hopeful or hesitant? To answer these questions definitively, first listen to Jesus’ insights on the end in this sermon. Your final answer may surprise you.