Family Bible Church Podcast - Highland, IL

What would have to change in our lives for us to live out a biblical response to following Jesus? How does our understanding of Christmas impact or shape the rest of our year? Lastly, can we truly encounter Christ personally and leave unchanged?

Do you know what it takes to be great in the Kingdom of God? Tonight we reflect on the opportunity for each of us to bring the Light of Christ into the lives of others!

Since we know that Christmas--if it is about anything as Christians--is to celebrate the birthday of Jesus! So that might lead you to wonder: what would Jesus want for His birthday anyway?

What do you think God needs to perform a miracle? Many of us toil and sweat trying to make Christmas perfect, but is perfection required? Listen today as we hear again the story of our Perfect Savior Who works through ordinary people like you and me.

As we prepare for Christmas, have you ever wondered how you can give truly great gifts? Today we learn from the life of Jesus Himself, what a Great Gift really looks like.

Do you like to give great gifts? Have you ever received a great gift before? Today we hear the Gospel account of what it means to get a truly Great Gift, and how we can Thank GOD for them, even when they are not what we might expect.

Does faith ever end? Have you ever wondered about the end of faith? What about those who do not believe? How does their faith end? As we wrap up our new series on Que?tioning Faith we hear what the Word teaches about the end of faith.

Do you ever think about the end of life? Could a new understanding about the end of life change all of our lives? Jesus thought so. Learn with us as we hear how Jesus dealt with both life and death.

Have you ever wondered the what you should and should not do as a disciple? Today Leadership Team member Lance Carpenter walks us through a checklist for disciples of Jesus Christ.

Many people have an opinion about what they think the Church is, but as we ask that question we have to wonder: who gets to define what the Church is? Who has such authority? And how does our understanding of these questions change our lives?