Faith Bible Church Sermon Audio

The destructive nature of false teaching is often underestimated by many Christians. Scripture is replete with warnings about false teachers/teaching and the destruction that results.

One of the many manifestations of false teaching is a misunderstanding and misappropriation of authority.

Listen, as Pastor Bob continues in Jude vv. 8-10, notes the warnings, and then points to the One who has all authority in heaven and on earth.

There are many things that can distract us from contending for the faith once for all delivered to the saints (v. 3). Pride, arrogance, materialism, immoral pleasure, and the like are all rooted in disbelief.

Here, in vv. 5-7, 11, Pastor Bob preaches of God's judgment upon these sins and the necessity of faith in Christ Jesus.

The Scriptures remind us often that right/healthy doctrine (orthodoxy) leads to right/healthy living (orthopraxy). So, the authors of Scripture do not shy away from reminding believers of the truth of the gospel and its benefits for our lives.

Yet, there are always those within and without who seek to distort the truth and encourage believers to stray from sound doctrine and obedient living. Listen as Pastor Bob begins the book of Jude and calls believers to be alert for those who may lead astray...

Perhaps many people forget that Scripture urges us to be on guard against those who would seek to damage the body of Christ from within.

Listen as Pastor Bob preaches from 3 John, giving careful warnings about those who would selfishly seek to destroy the church.

One of the most common warnings in God's Word is to be aware of false teachers/teaching. It's of vital importance because there are certain beliefs that are saving and others that are damning...

Are you able to know the difference between truth and error when it comes to your Christian faith? Do you know the difference between truth and heresy? Do you know why you believe what you believe?

Listen as Pastor Bob teaches from 2 John 7-13 and provides practical guidance for how you can know and stand firm for truth.

Legalism is often marked by obedience which flows out of self-righteous duty. However, when the Christian is told to walk obediently in the truth, it should flow out of a loving delight that responds to God's grace toward us in Christ.

Listen as Pastor Bob continues our Small But Not Forgotten series by looking to 2 John and addresses how we are to walk obediently in the Christian life.

Pastor Bob begins a study of John's second letter. In it he examines the importance of the truth of God's Word and several ways that truth impacts our lives and community.

Text: 2 John 1-3

Pastor Bob continues to examine the relationship between Philemon and Onesimus, drawing out principles for our relationships with one another and our relationship to God in Christ.

Our human minds and hearts often betray us. The flesh desires to focus on the immediate and circumstantial, while forgetting the many promises God has made to be with his people and provide for them.

Listen, as Pastor Bob teaches from Numbers 13-14 on the necessity of choosing a God-focused, vertical perspective as we live our lives.

A common complaint many people have with churches/pastors is that they are "always asking for money." While some approach the subject void of a biblical foundation, the Scriptures do give us direction for how we are to handle our finances.

In this message, Pastor Bob expounds Exodus 36:1-7, noting that our giving is to be joyful and generous, and is reflective of the condition of our heart before the Lord.