Faith Church Audio Podcast

Dive into the struggle of jealousy when witnessing others' blessings. The discussion unpacks the childhood cry of 'that's not fair' and emphasizes the importance of celebrating others. Through a biblical parable, it challenges perceptions of fairness and highlights trusting in God's grace over comparisons. With humor and personal stories, the conversation encourages embracing joy in others' successes and the life-changing power of gratitude. Remember, complain and remain; praise and get a raise!

Don’t sit on the sidelines while people are going to hell. Pastor David encourages us to be intentional and engage in loving conversations. You CAN do this! Go in the strength that you have. It’s time to get in the game! Add VALUE to people’s lives! People don’t want perfect, they want REAL! Don’t let fear silence your FAITH—your voice matters! Scripture: Exodus 4:10, Exodus 4:12, Jerimiah 1:6-7, Judges 6:14-15, 2 Timothy 1:7-8

Bold steps of faith can unlock the miracles we seek. The journey often starts with moving towards Jesus and encouraging others. Personal stories reveal the unseen struggles many face, highlighting the importance of community and support. Miracles aren't just about individual breakthroughs; they often involve lifting each other up. It’s a reminder that we might just be the answer to someone else's prayers, pushing us to be proactive in our faith and to transform lives together.

Dive into a mission from God, where the focus is on winning souls for Jesus! Listen as the speaker emphasizes the urgency of evangelism and how casual conversations can spark faith discussions. Personal anecdotes highlight the power of sharing your faith story. With a push towards kindness and love, the podcast stresses that we must actively guide others away from spiritual pitfalls. A gripping near-death experience serves as a reminder of the stakes at hand—it's a call to action for all to invite others into the faith journey!

Do your finances have you all wrapped up in yourself? Pastor David teaches that God wants to bless us… but our greed and lack might be holding us back. He can’t release our harvest until we release our seed. Selfishness leads to loss, but generosity leads to abundance. 90% with God is better than 100% without Him. God doesn’t need our money… He just wants our hearts. Scriptures: Proverbs 11:24- 25, Haggai 1:6, Malachi 3:8-11, Deut. 28:12, Genesis 15:1

Austin Shuler, a pastor known for his inspirational messages, discusses the power of faith and trust in God, especially during tough times. He reassures listeners that God works behind the scenes, urging them to avoid decisions driven by fear. With personal anecdotes, including a humorous motorcycle journey, he reflects on lessons learned amid uncertainty. Shuler emphasizes long-term progress over short-term results and shares stories of resilience, reminding us that faith can transform even the direst circumstances.

What truly makes a good leader? The focus is on how we make others feel, reminding us that our words carry weight. Emphasizing praise in public and correction in private, we learn that people crave love and attention. The importance of listening is highlighted, along with the value of silence during disagreements. Additionally, the conversation touches on humility in leadership and the blessings that come from tithing, showcasing how genuine connections can transform relationships and foster community.

Pastor David and Nicole share their nearly three-decade journey of marriage, filled with laughter and real-life truths. They emphasize that relationships thrive not through perfection but through progress and keeping faith at the forefront. Tips on effective communication and personal growth take center stage, alongside insights into resolving minor conflicts before they escalate. The importance of community and prayer in healing relationships shines brightly, offering hope and support for all. Get inspired to make your good relationship great!

Do you have any deep roots of bitterness or unforgiveness? Pastor Nicole explains how our ability to receive God’s grace may be based on the grace we give to other people. We can’t change other people… but we can change ourselves. • Grace flows downhill. • If we forgive… God will forgive us. • Don’t lose your grace over the deli counter! • 2 Peter 1, Eph. 2:8, 2 Corinthians 12:9 2, Luke 6:37-38