In this second of a three part message, Craig and LaDonna Smith tell their own personal and family story through the context of what they affectionately call,  Their little Home Church.  All of our spiritual journeys, as Indigenous believers in Jesus Christ, must be connected to a local home church where we can systematically hear God's Word preached and taught, and where we can assemble with other believers to worship Him together.  It's also an important place where our spiritual gifts can be used to help build up this local body of believers, and to reach our communities and yes, the whole world as well.  Over the next weeks you'll be amazed at how God has used this little Native church planted in an obscure community that some would say not much can come from it.  This is an amazing story that you'll not want to miss!  

In this, the first of a three part message, Craig and LaDonna Smith tell their own personal and family story through the context of what they affectionately call,  Our little Home Church.  Our spiritual journeys, as Indigenous believers in Jesus Christ, must be connected to a local home church where we can systematically hear God's Word preached and taught, and where we can assemble with other believers to worship Him together.  It's also an important place where our spiritual gifts can be used to help build up this local body of believers, and to reach our communities and yes, the whole world as well.  Over the next weeks you'll be amazed at how God has used this little Native church planted in an obscure community that some would say not much can come from it.  This is an amazing story that you'll not want to miss!  

Asaph was one of the human writers God used to give us His Holy Word.  Asaph wrote some of the Old Testament Psalms.  He left an incredible legacy which lasted hundreds of years and in many generations that followed him of faithful worshippers and worship leaders for God.  But as Craig's devotional message points out, Asaph was just like us.  He was a man who struggled with disappointments and discouragements in his life.  But Asaph learned the secret of overcoming adversity as a follower of God's way and it's a great lesson we as Indigenous people can learn as well.  One of the important aspects of living a biblically healthy life in the context of Indigenous cultures is to consider future generations in the actions we take today.  May we be found as faithful as Asaph was to ensure that, Those who are not even born yet may praise the Lord (Psalms 102:18),

Hosts, Craig and LaDonna Smith, explain what their new podcast, "Indigenous Faith" is all about.  They also share about their recent battle with the Coronavirus and how it affected the launch of this new ministry service.