Family Bible Church Podcast - Highland, IL

How is God working in your life? Have you ever shared your story with others? Today we learn an effective way to engage others as we share our story in faith!

What does it look like to follow Jesus? Who is truly a Christian anyway? How can we begin following Jesus and when does that end? Today Pastor Chris leads us in thinking through these critical questions.

Today we welcome a guest from the other side of the world as Michael from Nosim Maasai Mission gives testimony to all Christ is doing in and around the Maasai people of Kenya, Africa.

As we conclude our series in the book of Joshua we ask ourselves what it looks like to leave a legacy in the Kingdom of God...and how we can become part of that legacy.

As Israel inherits the promise of God, we see how His Generosity is specific for each of His people. Do we extend the same generosity to one another? Just as importantly, do we believe God is being generous with us?

As God delivers His people into the Promised Land He makes all kinds of accomidations for them...including Justice. Does your view of life allow for justice according to God? Do you ever need to flee to Gods justice? Listen today as we consider Gods provision for justice.

As we celebrate Fathers Day we consider what it looks like to be a man of God, and a Hero in His story.

Have you ever been wasted? Maybe that sounds inappropriate...have you ever thought your life may be wasted? Today we learn from Joshua a stunning truth: that our lives can be completely wasted! The awesome news is that it is never too late for us to stop wasting our life...and truly live.

War! What is it good for?!? Many have asked that question over the years. We wear out from war. We all pay a high price. Today we hear how God--through Joshua and even moreso Jesus Christ--brings us rest.

Many of us spend our lives trying to find success. But what if our understanding of how success works is off? How would we know? Joshua demonstrates some great principles of how success works with God.