Faith Baptist Bible College and Theological Seminary

Wednesday Afternoon Workshop

Wednesday Afternoon Workshop

Wednesday Afternoon Workshop (Ladies Only)

Wednesday Afternoon Workshop

Wednesday Afternoon Workshop

Wednesday Afternoon Workshop

Wednesday Morning Workshop (Ladies Only)

Wednesday Morning Workshop

Wednesday Morning Workshop

Wednesday Morning Workshop

Wednesday Morning Workshop

Wednesday Morning Workshop

Wednesday Morning General Session

Wednesday Morning General Session

Tuesday Night General Session

Tuesday Afternoon Preconference Session (Ladies Only)

Tuesday Afternoon Pre-Conference Session

Dr. Doug Brown concludes his series on Christian liberty by examining Romans 15:1-13, which contains two parallel paragraphs following a pattern: exhortation, Christological statement/example, Old Testament citation, and prayer wish. This passage addresses both church unity and God's redemptive plan for Jews and Gentiles. Scripture Text Romans 15:1-13 Main Points or Ideas First Paragraph: The...

Dr. Dennis Wilkening spoke about anxiety and what is the answer for it. He walks through Philippians 4:6-7, a well-known passage about anxiety. Dr. Wilkening emphasizes the need for casting anxieties to God, praying, and giving thanks. Scripture Texts Philippians 4:6-7; 1 Peter 5:7; Matthew 6:30-33 Main Points or Ideas Prayer - The first part of God's prescription is to pray about everything r...

Dr. Doug Brown continues his series on Christian liberty, focusing on Romans 14:13-23. In part 1, he addressed the judgmental attitude of the weak (conservative party), and in this message, he addresses the abuse of liberty by the strong (progressive party). Paul gives his strongest admonitions to those he agrees with theologically who are not practicing their theology in a loving way. Scripture T...

Doug Brown introduces a three-part series on Christian liberty, focusing on Romans 14-15 (Christian liberty at Rome) compared to his previous series on 1 Corinthians 8-10 (Christian liberty at Corinth). The central concern is that Christian liberty often leads to church divisions rather than unity, when it should bring the church together. Scripture Text Romans 14:1-12 Main Points or Ideas Backgro...

Brian Trainer walked through the story of Ruth from chapter two, showing how God works in the life of one who trusts Him. He observes God’s preservation and providence in the life of Ruth. Scripture Text Ruth 2:1-22 Main Points or Ideas God's sovereignty and your initiative are not in tension - When Ruth didn't know what to do, she took the next responsible step in front of her — she went...

Dr. Jim Tillotson spoke about a Christian’s response to salvation. He observes Titus 3:8 and how Paul urges believers to be careful to do good works. Dr. Tillotson looks at how good works are a reflection of salvation. He asks the students if they are givers or if they are takers of good works. He also encourages them to observe Galatians 6:10 in not growing weary of doing good. Scripture Texts Ti...

Pastor Joe Fant spoke to the students about the greatest commandment from Mark 12. He starts off with prefacing that the common Christian sees that this command is to love God and love others. He does not deny this truth, but urges the students to look further at the beginning of the command. Pastor Fant recalls Deuteronomy 6 where this commandment originally takes place. He helps them understand...

Pastor Joe Fant spoke to the students about God’s daily provision of grace and what it looks like and means for believers. He shared that this daily bread is gifted and not coerced. Pastor Fant also stressed that this grace is given every day with no skips or breaks. He shared a quote his church had adapted since he shared this sermon last year: “Today’s grace today. Tomorrow’s grace tomorrow.” Sc...