This is the first episode of Taking a Stand: Preparing our Kids to Thrive in a Post-Truth World.  In this discussion, Adam and Sara talk about how to raise kids in a world that is changing rapidly, especially in the area of worldview.  Parents, subscribe to this channel so you don't miss any episodes of this practical help!

Why is it so important to understand that God is Creator of all things?  Sit down with Jacob and Chris as they discuss this concept from the EFCA Statement of Faith, and explore why it's not only important, but a most beautiful truth.

Romans 3 describes the ramifications of the true and perfect justice of God, and when it is compared with today's social justice ideology, it is shown to far surpass it with glory and power.

The culture around us has changed so much, so quickly, that parents are often left confused and concerned with how they can prepare their children to live in today's world.  In this interview, Chris and Jake interview Fellowship members Adam and Sara, who are introducing a podcast series designed to provide much-needed help for parents in this area. 

In this message, Nick Forrester examines Social Justice in higher education over the last two centuries, and looks at how Christians should approach truth through the lens of scripture.

Christians are called to love their neighbor, and to love one another in the unity of the Gospel of Jesus.  So what is the concern with the Social Justice ideology being taught in today's culture?  In Galatians 2, we see why the Gospel unites Jew and Gentile together, and that sets the direction for how we are to be reconciled with one another.

Chris and Jake discuss the importance of knowing what we believe, and discuss a little of the history of the creeds and how they came about, and why that should matter to us.  They also begin to explore the Evangelical Free Church Statement of Faith, a wonderfully helpful declaration of biblical truth which unites the EFCA.

What is the definition of the Social Gospel?  In this message, Pastor Marc examines the context of Galatians chapter 1, and how the addition to the gospel of Jesus is a critical issue that he was dealing with in no uncertain terms. 

What is God looking for from those who serve?  This message begins the year of 2021 with a call to service by availing yourself to the God who will work through you.