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Pastor Jason continues the theology of Genesis series, exploring how the first chapters of Scripture reveal God’s design for marriage. The episode examines Genesis 1–2 and Jesus’ affirmation of marriage, focusing on the ‘‘one flesh’’ unity, the covenant nature of marriage, and the role of sexual union within marriage. The talk also traces examples from Genesis — including polygamy, Abraham and Hag...

In this episode Pastor Jason examines Genesis 1:26–27 to explain what it means that humans are made in God’s image and likeness, highlighting our role as God’s representatives and stewards of creation. Using examples from Genesis—Noah, Abraham, Hagar, and Tamar—he shows God’s continued care for all people despite sin and brokenness, and how this truth should shape how we value and relate to others...

Pastor Jason begins a series on the theology of Genesis, focusing in this episode on God’s sovereignty as revealed in Scripture. Through Genesis passages — the creation account, the flood, Babel, dreams, Joseph’s story, and more — he explores how God is supreme over creation, controls events, communicates through dreams, and yet allows human freewill and responsibility.   Music from #Uppbeat (free...

In this episode of the Names of God series we explore Yahweh Jireh — "The Lord will provide" — through Abraham's test on Mount Moriah and the naming of Beersheba as El Olam. The teaching connects God's long-term cosmic promises with his care for our everyday needs. Illustrations include a seahorse’s unique design, the stories of George Müller and Ricardo, and the Genesis account of Isaac and the r...

Pastor Jason continues the Names of God series by exploring Yeshua (which means Yahweh saves), explaining how Jesus’ name, birth, death, and resurrection reveal God’s plan of redemption. Using Matthew 1 and 1 Corinthians 15 he shows why Good Friday and Easter are inseparable, presents the eyewitness basis for the resurrection, and highlights the hope of forgiveness and eternal life through Christ....

In this episode of the Faith Chapel podcast Pastor Jason continues the series on the names of God by exploring Yahweh Sabaoth, the Lord of the angel armies. Using Exodus 14 and the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel, he shows how God commands a heavenly army and intervenes in our deepest struggles. The teaching offers encouragement that God fights our battles, gives hope in times of trial, and calls us t...

Pastor Jason continues an eight-episode series on the names of God, focusing on "Abba," the Aramaic word for Father. He contrasts loving and distant earthly fathers with the perfect compassion of our Heavenly Father, sharing stories from dad camp and personal examples. Using Jesus' prayer in Gethsemane, the episode emphasizes our unfettered access to God in times of suffering and encourages listen...

Pastor Jason continues the Faith Chapel series on the names of God, focusing on El Roi — "the God who sees me." Using Hagar’s encounter in Genesis 16, personal stories about marriage, gratitude, and the testimony of Richard Wurmbrand, the episode explores how God notices, hears, and cares for each person in their distress.   Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):  https://uppbeat.io/t/christoph...

Pastor Jason continues the Faith Chapel series on the names of God, focusing on the title Adonai—God as sovereign ruler and authority. Drawing from Daniel 9, he reflects on repentance, God’s promises, and the unfathomable breadth of God’s love during the Lenten season. The episode includes an a cappella singing of “Open the Eyes of My Heart,” a call to confession and communion, and encouragement t...

Pastor Jason continues the Faith Chapel series on the names of God, focusing on the personal name Yahweh revealed to Moses at the burning bush in Exodus 3. The episode explains how Yahweh (often translated as "I AM" or "He will be") emphasizes God’s self-existence, eternal presence, and faithfulness to his promises. By contrasting Yahweh with other names like Elohim, the teaching shows how this na...

In this episode of the Faith Chapel podcast, we begin an eight-part series exploring the names of God and focus on the first name used in Scripture: Elohim. We unpack how Elohim reveals God’s majesty, power, and the reverent awe we owe Him. Elohim’s plural form and singular usage in Hebrew, shows how the name points to God as Creator, Judge, and Protector of the vulnerable, and invites listeners t...

In this episode of the Faith Chapel podcast, we hear from Jacob Osborne, who has been called to serve with the global media missions organization TWR. Jacob shares his path from middle-school tape recordings to studying broadcasting and digital media, the setbacks he faced during COVID, and how a missions fair led him to join TWR. He describes producing radio programs, managing social media, suppo...

In this episode Pastor Jason concludes the Faith Chapel series on core Protestant beliefs by unpacking Matthew 28 and the Great Commission. He explains Jesus’ universal authority, the church’s primary task to make disciples, and the practical “how” of going, baptizing, and teaching in everyday life.   Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/christopher-galovan/peace-be-with-...

Pastor Jason continues the five-part series on core Protestant doctrines by walking through the Romans Road to explain salvation. He outlines our need for God because we all "miss the mark," God’s sacrificial love in Christ, and the free gift of eternal life through faith. The episode highlights key verses (Romans 3:23; 5:8; 6:23; 10:9; 8:1), explains the difference between works and grace, and in...

Jason, pastor of Faith Chapel, explains the authority of Scripture in this episode, showing how the Bible functions as God’s instruction manual for life. Using 2 Timothy, he highlights Paul’s claim that all Scripture is God‑breathed and the formative influence of faithful Christians. The message contrasts human default tendencies with the order and transformation the Word brings, urging listeners...

In this episode of the Faith Chapel podcast, we explore characteristics of God that show he is relatable. Sometimes God's characteristics are unrelatable. We will never know what it is like to be omnipresent (everywhere present all at the same time). But God has characteristics like love that he has given to us as his creation. Join us as we look into the relatable characteristics of God.   Music...

Pastor Jason introduces a five-episode series exploring core Protestant doctrines, beginning with the contrasting lenses of Calvinism and Arminianism and their views on free will and God’s sovereignty. The episode explains how each perspective interprets key Bible passages, invites respectful dialogue, and affirms that both views belong within the broader Christian community.

Pastor Jason concludes a series examining Genesis 1–11, exploring primeval history, its similarities and differences with ancient myths, and how it functions to form Israel’s worldview. He argues Genesis is primarily theological—teaching about God, sin, judgment, and redemption—while also presenting historical elements (genealogies, flood, Tower of Babel) that can be read as genuine history withou...

Pastor Jason untangles Genesis chapters 5–6 in this episode of the Faith Chapel Podcast, examining the remarkable lifespans listed from Adam to Noah and the mysterious Nephilim. He compares literal and symbolic readings of the ages, looks at parallels like the Sumerian king list, and surveys interpretations of the "sons of God" and their offspring. The episode lays out major scholarly views—fallen...

Pastor Jason explores whether the first chapters of Genesis should be read as history or primarily as fiction and focuses this episode on dinosaurs and the dating methods used to determine when they lived. The episode surveys Christian perspectives (young-earth, old-earth, and middle positions), biblical references like Behemoth and Leviathan, global myths, and scientific dating techniques such as...

Pastor Jason examines whether the flood of Noah's time was a worldwide catastrophe or a regional event. This episode considers the biblical account, scientific and geological arguments on both sides, and similar flood stories from ancient cultures like Gilgamesh, weighing the evidence for a literal global flood. With science inconclusive and multiple historical attestations, Jason explains why he...

In this episode Pastor Jason examines whether the Genesis account of Adam and Eve should be taken as historical or mainly symbolic. He surveys four Christian views—the ancient Adam, the recent Adam, the genealogical Adam and Eve, and young‑earth creationist—and discusses how each interprets the fossil record, Neanderthals, Cro‑Magnon remains, and biblical passages. The episode weighs biblical evid...

In this episode of the Faith Chapel Podcast, we explain evolutionary theory, the fossil record concerns (including the Cambrian Explosion), and the problem of life arising from non-life. Looking through the lens of Genesis, we then outline two Christian responses—intelligent design (old-earth) and young-earth creationism—then explain why God’s intentional creation best fits Scripture.

In the current season, we are exploring whether Genesis should be read as historical or allegorical and in this episode, we focus on the origins of the universe and the age of the Earth. The episode summarizes biblical passages that describe God as the creator, and traces how early church thinkers and modern theologians interpret Genesis 1–2. It surveys scientific evidence for a beginning (relativ...

Pastor Jason introduces Season 7 of the Faith Chapel Podcast, which explores whether Genesis should be read as historical or primarily as literary theology. He explains what Genesis is — an epic theological narrative and meditation literature — and what it is not: a scientific textbook or an exhaustive record of every detail. The episode surveys scholarly views and extra-biblical evidence for and...