Fcf Podcast

We are children of God as believers. What a great comfort it should be to us. Christ has won the victory already. So why should we live in sin? We cannot live in sin and call ourselves Christians. Pastor Paul endeavors to show the clear distinction made by the apostle John in this passage between the true Christian and the person who claims true belief but their life is not a testimony of God's grace working in their hearts. How serious is sin to you?

Seek My Face and turn from their wicked ways. A familiar passage from 2 Chronicles 7 is heard often today as we realize the need for America to turn back to God. What is needed for revival in America? What would you do to change things in this country? Will it take a major catastrophe for us to wake up to the true state of our decaying morals and lack of allegiance to God?

We are children of God as believers. What a great comfort it should be to us. Christ has won the victory already. So why should we live in sin? We cannot live in sin and call ourselves Christians. Pastor Paul endeavors to show the clear distinction made by the apostle John in this passage between the true Christian and the person who claims true belief but their life is not a testimony of God's grace working in their hearts. How serious is sin to you?

Seek My Face and turn from their wicked ways. A familiar passage from 2 Chronicles 7 is heard often today as we realize the need for America to turn back to God. What is needed for revival in America? What would you do to change things in this country? Will it take a major catastrophe for us to wake up to the true state of our decaying morals and lack of allegiance to God?

We are children of God as believers. What a great comfort it should be to us. Christ has won the victory already. So why should we live in sin? We cannot live in sin and call ourselves Christians. Pastor Paul endeavors to show the clear distinction made by the apostle John in this passage between the true Christian and the person who claims true belief but their life is not a testimony of God's grace working in their hearts. How serious is sin to you?

The glorious truth of adoption is one of the most humbling aspects of being a Christian. No matter what we are or what we look like, when we repent and believe, we are taken into the family of Christ as sons and daughters of the King. Cody opens the first three verses of 1 John 3 as we examine this great truth and it's implications for us as believers.

The glorious truth of adoption is one of the most humbling aspects of being a Christian. No matter what we are or what we look like, when we repent and believe, we are taken into the family of Christ as sons and daughters of the King. Cody opens the first three verses of 1 John 3 as we examine this great truth and it's implications for us as believers.

The glorious truth of adoption is one of the most humbling aspects of being a Christian. No matter what we are or what we look like, when we repent and believe, we are taken into the family of Christ as sons and daughters of the King. Cody opens the first three verses of 1 John 3 as we examine this great truth and it's implications for us as believers.

The glorious truth of adoption is one of the most humbling aspects of being a Christian. No matter what we are or what we look like, when we repent and believe, we are taken into the family of Christ as sons and daughters of the King. Cody opens the first three verses of 1 John 3 as we examine this great truth and it's implications for us as believers.

False teachers. Abiding in the truth. Being children of God. These are the major themes of 1 John 2:18-29. The world of John's day and the challenges faced by the early Christians differ very little from our experiences today. False teachings in their many forms are rampant today and we also struggle to rest in the truths that we already know to be true. Let us be people of the Word who trust in our great Savior in spite of the shifting world around us.

Evaluating the past. Interpreting the present. Envisioning the future. Joshua has bid farewell to the leadership but as his life comes to a close, there remains the task of addressing the people of the nation of Israel. Remembering the past and exhorting them for the future is no small responsibility and Joshua endeavors to call to mind the provision and promises of Almighty God for the benefit of those who will live on in the nation.

Evaluating the past. Interpreting the present. Envisioning the future. Joshua has bid farewell to the leadership but as his life comes to a close, there remains the task of addressing the people of the nation of Israel. Remembering the past and exhorting them for the future is no small responsibility and Joshua endeavors to call to mind the provision and promises of Almighty God for the benefit of those who will live on in the nation.

False teachers. Abiding in the truth. Being children of God. These are the major themes of 1 John 2:18-29. The world of John's day and the challenges faced by the early Christians differ very little from our experiences today. False teachings in their many forms are rampant today and we also struggle to rest in the truths that we already know to be true. Let us be people of the Word who trust in our great Savior in spite of the shifting world around us.

Evaluating the past. Interpreting the present. Envisioning the future. Joshua has bid farewell to the leadership but as his life comes to a close, there remains the task of addressing the people of the nation of Israel. Remembering the past and exhorting them for the future is no small responsibility and Joshua endeavors to call to mind the provision and promises of Almighty God for the benefit of those who will live on in the nation.

False teachers. Abiding in the truth. Being children of God. These are the major themes of 1 John 2:18-29. The world of John's day and the challenges faced by the early Christians differ very little from our experiences today. False teachings in their many forms are rampant today and we also struggle to rest in the truths that we already know to be true. Let us be people of the Word who trust in our great Savior in spite of the shifting world around us.

Evaluating the past. Interpreting the present. Envisioning the future. Joshua has bid farewell to the leadership but as his life comes to a close, there remains the task of addressing the people of the nation of Israel. Remembering the past and exhorting them for the future is no small responsibility and Joshua endeavors to call to mind the provision and promises of Almighty God for the benefit of those who will live on in the nation.

False teachers. Abiding in the truth. Being children of God. These are the major themes of 1 John 2:18-29. The world of John's day and the challenges faced by the early Christians differ very little from our experiences today. False teachings in their many forms are rampant today and we also struggle to rest in the truths that we already know to be true. Let us be people of the Word who trust in our great Savior in spite of the shifting world around us.

Joshua is nearing the end of his life and his tenure as leader of the people of Israel. What would you do if you had a last opportunity to speak as a leader to the people God had entrusted to you? Joshua did his best to remind Israel of the blessings of following the Lord with a whole heart and to exhort them to future obedience. Study along with us in Joshua 23 as we recount the final address made by Joshua and see how it can apply to us today.

Does this phrase really mean what it says? Should we take it at face value? As we hear in the beginning of our message, the word 'world' has several meanings and intentions in it's usage in Scripture. Open your Bible with us to 1 John 2:15-17 as we unpackage these oft-heard verses and see what God has for us to learn about the world and our love for the things of the world.

Joshua is nearing the end of his life and his tenure as leader of the people of Israel. What would you do if you had a last opportunity to speak as a leader to the people God had entrusted to you? Joshua did his best to remind Israel of the blessings of following the Lord with a whole heart and to exhort them to future obedience. Study along with us in Joshua 23 as we recount the final address made by Joshua and see how it can apply to us today.