STFI Podcast

Teachers: John Schoenheit, Dan Gallagher

This teaching provides a powerful new perspective on the subject of thankfulness. We know that we are to be thankful but consider the benefits flowing from an attitude of gratitude. By John Schoenheit and Dan Gallagher

Teacher: John Schoenheit

For ages and generations God kept a sacred secret so huge, and so wonderful, that had Satan known it he would not have crucified Jesus Christ. Today, in the Age of Grace, God has made known that secret to anyone who cares to read the Church Epistles...

Teacher: Dan Gallagher

There are many ways to be a winner, but there is really only one way to be a loser-to fail and then not look beyond the failure. This teaching examines the lives of some biblical characters who learned to fail forward...

Teacher: Kathy Lunardini

This teaching by Kathy Lunardini is extremely practical and encouraging for anyone who no longer wants to be a Slave to Sin. Then Travis Williams from the Home Office shares on (Opening Your Heart)...

This month's teaching features exciting excerpts from teachings at our 2005 Live Out Loud Teens and Twenties Conference in Augusta, MI. Here's the lineup: Billy Darr (What God Has Given Us), Kathy Lunardini (How to Stay Fired Up)...

Teacher: Karen Theisen

Karen Theisen examines the role of the whole Body of Christ in the discipling process, highlighting the interaction of the (gift ministries) listed in Ephesians 4:11. Mark Graeser then adds some more insight...

Teacher: Gary Theisen

This teaching identifies a six-step biblical pattern for the delegation of authority that gives structure to the process of moving from new follower to mature and empowered disciple who acts in Christ's stead. By Gary Theisen

Teacher: John Schoenheit

This teaching shows what true love is and how it is expressed. It looks at some Greek words showing the various aspects of love: agape, phileo, eros, and storge, and examines the difference between "love" and "like." By John Schoenheit

Teacher: Dan Gallagher

This teaching will prompt you to examine yourself and consider the following questions: Are you generally a trusting or a distrusting person? Have you ever trusted when you shouldn't have or not trusted when you should have? By Dan Gallagher