FBCI Chapel

Pastor Darcy Ward from Charleston Church teaches us the importance of knowing that nothing can separate us from the love of God. She brings up the three areas we may find ourselves in—the defeated seat, the comfortable seat, and finally, the victory seat. Through Christ, we can achieve access to the victory seat.

Dr. Jeffrey Bell, Chancellor of Faith Bible College International, preaches the importance of putting your heart into your calling. He describes the characteristics needed to guard your calling: devotion, diligence, determination, and dependability. He points to President Ward’s saying, “Do the little things for a long period of time until something big comes of it.” Originally aired on January 11, 2022. 

Dean of Women, Maryann Pimentel shares an inspiring word on living for Christ. As followers of Christ, we must recognize and move beyond the distractions and discouragement of life. We must stay focused on the course God has laid out for us. God will continue to guide us when we stay obedient to all that He has called us to do.

Originally aired on December 9th, 2021. 

Evangelist Tiff Shuttlesworth speaks from Luke 12 on the importance of using time Biblically. Life is passing by quickly and we must be careful to invest our time wisely. Each one of us has been given a specific call by God and our lives must be lived with that goal in mind. While time is uncertain, God still has a plan for every life. We must choose to seek God's call for our lives and not waste time in meeting that goal.

Originally aired on December 7, 2021. 

President Ward speaks from Jeremiah 3 on leadership. In ministry, the best leaders are those who are willing to serve. Individuals make an impact and change the team by the way they lead. Better leaders are made by becoming better servants. We must allow God to work through us to make a difference in this world. Effective servant-leaders are those who represent Christ, do everything with a passion, and preach the entire word.

Originally aired on December 3, 2021. 

President Ward continues on the topic of Victory from Hebrews 5. The proof of maturity is found in recognizing the difference between good and evil. This comes by continual growth through breaking the cycle of sin and giving up the weight. Victory over sin and temptation comes when we make a plan to get rid of every sin and remove everything that we cannot carry from our lives. Success in lifetime ministry results from laying down the weight and allowing God to work.

Originally aired on November 30, 2021. 

Apostle David Jumah shares an inspiring message concerning the mantle in ministry. Believers in the ministry must be following the leadership of another in ministry and become a part of what they do. It is important for believers to seek a spiritual leader who will help them grow in the area of ministry God has called them to.

Originally aired on November 16, 2021. 

Bishop Rick Thomas shares an encouraging message on God's provision. God has made a way for believers to prosper in every area of their lives.  In the ministry, God will provide all that is needed to fulfill the believer's call and save lost souls. It is up to us to trust God to provide for our ministries and our job to live an overflowing life.

Originally aired on November 15, 2021. 

President Ward speaks from Galatians 4 on being an heir of Christ. As followers of Christ, we become heirs and fulfill our call through the harvest. Progressing in God's purpose for your life is based on obedience to Christ. As we continue to sow, we will reap the rewards of either sowing to the Word or the flesh. While the harvest can change based on what we do, the inheritance is based on who we are in Christ. We must choose to live for Christ as heirs. 

Originally aired on November 12, 2021. 

Pastor Josh Pennington shares an encouraging message from Genesis 1 during Campus Days. God has designed mankind to go higher. Each person has been born with a desire to ascend but the reason the mountaintop is not full is due to our response to adversity. Those who climb will see higher levels and find a greater purpose. Leaders are those who face difficulty well and serve where they are positioned.

Originally aired on November 11, 2021.