Family Bible Church Podcast - Highland, Il

We all want the very best for our children. But do we give it to them? What is the very best we can give? Today we hear God answer through His Word.

Every family fights...so the question we have to ask is not IF we will fight, but HOW we will fight. This week we hear what the Bible teaches about Having a Good Fight.

With all the pressures families face today, is it any wonder that we are struggling? Between work, school, extra-curricular activities and other commitments far too often families only get the leftovers. We believe there is a better way. Today we will listen to what the Jesus has to say about truly knowing each other, and how we can get better at it in our own lives.

As we explore the Biblical letter of First John we begin to grasp the profound nature of the letter, and our primary theme in our Life In Christ: to love one another.

As we continue through the first letter of John, we discover the key to knowing that we have come to know Jesus in our lives.

Do you understand the life that you have as a person who has heard and believed in Jesus? The first letter of John proclaims exactly what we have in Jesus the Christ as a disciple beloved by Him.

As we wrap up our series focusing on acknowledging God as the Promise Keeper, we ask one final question: what promise has God made that shapes our eternity with Jesus? More precisely, how do we know we will be able to fulfill the instructions Jesus has left for us as His disciples?

You may be able to think of moments in your life where you have been saved, a crisis averted, a failure exposed, but his that how salvation of God works? We turn to the Gospel of John for an alternative look at the message of hope we find in Jesus.

Scripture thwarts our tendency to lose a godly perspective toward situations we face every day, including our finances. Listen as we learn to trust God and His promises with everything we have including our current needs since, after all, anything we have was given to us by God Himself--and He is faithful.

God makes promises over us as His children, but not only over us, but over our children and the children of our children as well. Hear what Jesus has to say about our role as parents--and the parenting style of God--in the Gospel message.

Marriage is one of the most important commitments we will ever make in our lives. When we think of our vows, do we think about who is really keeping those promises, or how we are able keep ours?

Have you ever struggled to keep a promise you have made? How about a New Years resolution? Join us as we consider the promises made that shape our lives each and every day, and how God is faithful in keeping His promise to us.

We often start off each new year hoping to make things like new again...today Rich Budwell leads us through the opening verses of Acts and the desire Jesus has to make us brand new instead!

Join us as we reflect on what it means to Love All, how the Christmas of Jesus appearance set the standard for Love, and how we can live out of that Love every day of our lives.

In our second week of waiting on Christ (aka Advent) we reflect on what God has to say about how we spend our money, and what how we spend our money, especially during Christmas says about our relationship to Jesus.

What is does it mean to worship God fully? In the first week of our Advent Conspiracy series we seek to understand what it means to Worship Fully as we learn to reorient our lives around Christ in anticipation of the coming Christmas celebration.

Is conflict ever a good thing? In our final week studying the Gospel-Centered Life, we learn how conflict is related to the Gospel, and the surprising effect that living out the Gospel often has on our lives.

As Christians we often struggle to forgive or even truly understand forgiveness fully...listen as we hear Jesus teach on our call as His followers to forgive.

Week seven of a nine week series focusing on a life centered in and around the Gospel of Jesus. We consider how the inward movement of God in our hearts and lives always results in an outward movement toward loving Him and loving others.

Thoughts from the first words of Jesus recorded in the Gospel of Mark on the importance of repentance in our lives.