Family Bible Church Podcast - Highland, Il

You may have heard that the Bible calls wives to submit to their husbands, but do you realize the context of this verse? Today Paul challenges us all to submit to each other out of reverence for Jesus. Are you ready? Are you willing? And why does it matter anyway?

In his letter to believers in Ephesus, the apostle Paul instructs the Church in how to deal with alcohol consumption. Join us as we take a biblical view of the choices we make if we drink and ask: is it in Spirit and in truth?

Paul claims in his letter to the Ephesian Church that believers in the Lord Jesus Christ were once darkness but are now light. Since this is true, we must then ask what has changed and how does the light of Christ shine through our daily lives?

What does your life smell like? Paul writes to the Church encouraging them to be imitators of Christ Jesus and just as He made a pleasing aroma before God! Does your life smell like the Kingdom of God or something else entirely unfitting of Gods people?

Do you think as a follower of Jesus you are called to live a life that is radically different? If that is true, then how and what do we change? Today we listen to Pauls instruction for the Church on Gods desire for us to be radically different.

As we gathered for worship in the park celebrating Fathers Day together, we remembered through communion and feasting on the Word of God that we have been given a whole new life we have in Christ Jesus our Lord, and that for this reason we have a responsibility to cast off the old and put on this new life in Christ.

As Paul continued to teach the Church in Ephesus about the reality of the gospel, he makes some bold assertions: that believers are the Body of Christ! What does this mean? Do you believe it is true?

As we dig back into the letter of Ephesians, we hear Paul call all the followers of Jesus to a very high standard of life: a life worthy of Gods calling. Today we hear how practical and necessary that call is for each one of us in Gods kingdom...and here on earth.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to live a godly life? Today listen in as Pastor Josh Taylor shares from his own journey and what God has taught him about living a faithful and godly life.

Every year during graduation we often hear a lot lofty language about the future and all that it holds. Many will tell us to go follower our dreams! Today Pastor Cory asks a question: what if your dream stinks?

Often mothers feel trapped by overwhelming circumstances or unfavorable odds. Listen today to what the Word of God has to say about the power of one godly Mom to change everything through faith in Jesus Christ.

Where is your treasure kept? Today we wrap up our two week series on finding True Treasure in this life and the life to come, and how radical the call is to follow Jesus with everything we have.

Have you ever found something in your life that is so incredible you would do anything to have a piece of it? Today we listen to scripture as Jesus teaches about how we find true treasure, and how we may act when we do.

Traditionally the book of Acts is referred to both as the Acts of the Apostles and the Acts of the Holy Spirit. This week we hear how the Holy Spirit living in us compels us to a life filled with great passion!

Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a hero? Today we listen in as Jesus demonstrates eight marks of a real hero, as recorded in the Gospel of Luke.

As we wrap the first half of our Ephesians series we learn what it means to pray boldly for others that God has placed in our life, and how those prayers can not only change things for others, but shape us forever.

In his letter to the church in Ephesus Paul makes the case that when Jesus came to earth He came to do far more than any of us could have imagined: to destroy walls of hostility with the peace of the cross and begin a new building for His glory and His Spirit.

According to the apostle Paul the saints in Ephesus were dead men walking. In fact, Paul teaches that we were all dead in our sin before Jesus. The trouble is most of us do not believe this to be true, we reason that there must be some good in us. Listen as we hear the truth of the Gospel of Jesus, and the two most powerful words in the Bible....BUT GOD.

Paul tells the saints in Ephesus that he is continually giving thanks and praying for them before God. Do we know the power that we have when we partner in prayer? More importantly, do we realize we have the most powerful Partner in prayer?

Do you know the Gospel of Jesus Christ? How have you responded? As we continue our study of Pauls letter to the church in Ephesus we hear the most important question we will ever answer: Do you believe the Good News?