Family Bible Church Podcast - Highland, Il

Jesus loved a party. Well, if not the party itself, He definitely loved the guests who were there. In fact, His love was so radical that it was offensive to many who saw it. Yet this radical love is what draws us and others into His story of true life.

Many of us find it difficult to reach out to others because our motivations are wrong. Learning from the life and death of Jesus we can begin to develop our heart for others.

As we set out on a new adventure with God we find our motivation for sharing the Gospel is rooted in our realization of the reality of Jesus and His salvation in our lives.

Join us as we examine 1 and 2 Peter, as well as the person behind this instruction for the Church.

God is an abundant giver, and yet often we are seen crying out for more. Have you ever had too much? What is the proper response to excess in our lives? Scripture seems to reveal that in the end, its all about what we store in our heart.

Family Bible Church decided to do something different for this Labor Day weekend: listen to one another share how and where they see God moving in and transforming our lives. Listen closely and you may hear a few of our Fisher-Price Xylaphones in the background...this is a special treat because oddly those have somehow disappeared since!

Listen in as our guest speaker shares some thoughts for our pastors and leaders from the life of Joshua.

Have you ever struggled to pray? Do you wonder how you should talk to God or what you should say? Today we hear from Jesus the answer He gives to these questions, giving us a great place to start.

The Bible tells us to pray without ceasing, but how can we do that? Are we really supposed to pray all the time? Join us as we examine how what we might see as a burden, is really our great blessing in Jesus!

What do you believe about Jesus being alive after death? Is this historically true? Join us as we discuss the implications of Jesus having life after death.

As we enter the Advent season, we want to consider the truth that this baby born in a manger is so much more than we can imagine: He is the coming King! What does His immanent return mean for us?

Listen in as we not only consider how God can use your family to shape generations, but actually hear some stories of God doing just that in the next generation!

Strong Families Live Lives of Faith!

The Truth that Jesus offers forgiveness is unique to Christianity. Today we explore how strong families learn to forgive.