Family Bible Church Podcast - Highland, Il

What kind of risks are you willing to take for others? Can you admit your humanity? Can you expose your needs? Can you receive that you might give? Today we consider how Jesus calls us to drink more water.

Today Leadership Team member and Youth Pastor Cory Adolph shares some thoughts on how our lives should bring honor to God, and how simple disciple-making responses like baptism and communion is all part of how we honor Him.

Today Leadership Team member and Youth Pastor Cory Adolph encourages us to remember that our salvation--while an instant gift from Jesus--is also a life-long process, and our call is to keep moving forward.

Today Leadership Team member Rick Scoggins shares biblical perspectives on what it means to have and live in the mind of Christ.

In Matthew 28 Jesus commands us to go and make disciples, but how do we really do that? Today we will use scripture to answer the question: Are we doing it like Jesus did?

In the second series of our study of the 1st and 2nd letters from Peter we continue to learn what it looks like to be real life disciples of Jesus the Christ.

As we begin the second series of our study of the 1st and 2nd letters from Peter we continue to hear what it looks like to be real life disciples of Jesus the Christ. In the opening words Peter lays the only foundation of life in Jesus: the gift of faith itself.

You may have dreamt of being a super hero as a kid, but what would super heroes really look like? We will learn what it looks like to be a real hero from the Gospel of John.

Leadership Team member Lance Carpenter shares some biblically-rooted thoughts on the tithe. Listen in, you might be surprised by what you find.

Many of the words we use when discussing our faith and how we live that faith out seem to cross religious circles, but when we discuss being Christian, or even being the Church, what do we mean? At Family Bible Church we want Jesus as the center of anything and everything we do.

When we come to know Jesus as our Savior and Lord, we are called and equipped to invite others to know Him as well. But is that a one time thing, or are we called to something more? Today we consider ways we are allowed to journey together for a season of life.

I never knew you. That is what Jesus said He would say to some on the Day of Judgement. So the question of whether or not we truly know Jesus is a pressing concern for each of us. I wonder how different our lives might look if we really knew Jesus.

Sometimes doing nothing can be hard, and yet we are taught time and again in the Bible that it is better to wait for God to bring a solution than to try one of our own. We are called to remember: our God is the God of time too.

God is doing things all around us every day. The problem is not if God is working, but rather whether or not we can see His work. Today we learn how we can do just that!

In our self-serve and serve-me culture it is an odd thing to believe we have been called to serve and love others. Yet as we hear today, this is exactly what Jesus has called and prepared us to do!