We must face it: the world Is turning increasingly against the Gospel. How are we called to respond? By following Jesus in discipleship. We are beginning a series of miniseries based on a tool developed by Faith Bible Church, called "The Faith Path," as we see how we can grow in our walk with Christ.

John Bjorlie shares from Proverbs about how to control our words with wisdom.

We who have believed Jesus have received everything because of the price He paid. Now, He calls us to follow the trail He blazed for us: a life of love, a life of trust, and a life of endurance. Those that do will never regret it.

The lens through which we believe God sees us affects how we read God's Word. Hebrews 12 shows us that, as we believe the author's claim that God sees us through the eyes of grace, He will make us into people who are enduring, loving, and unshakeable.

For this Christmas Eve service, we remember the other name given to God as He was born into the world: Jesus, the God Who Saves.

This Christmas, we remember the name given to God as He was bron into the world: Immanuel, God With Us.

Hebrews 11 is more than a picture of other people's lives of faith. It paints a picture of what our lives could look like when lived in faith. They could be lives full of anticipation, commendation, separation, solidity, connection and unique to each of us. Let's begin that life of faith today!

Hebrews tells us much that we have in Christ, and all that we have gives us a responsibility to trust, rest in, be confident in, and grow in it. In our discussion of Hebrews 10:19-39 we see the difference between the Judgment Seat of Christ and the Great White Throne Judgment, and what it means for believers.

Jesus' goal is a relationship with us, and from His perspective, the obstacle is not what we think it is. It is our sin, yes. But deeper than that is our choice from Adam on, to relate to God through the knowledge of good and evil. We don't think of this as an obstacle, but it is, and only Jesus can break down this wall.

Jesus' goal is a relationship with us, and from His perspective, the obstacle is not what we think it is. It is our sin, yes. But deeper than that is our choice from Adam on, to relate to God through the knowledge of good and evil. We don't think of this as an obstacle, but it is, and only Jesus can break down this wall.