Faith Baptist Church Sermon Podcast

Have you ever faced a difficult time in your life and found yourself honestly asking, "Where is God?" In this honest and hopeful message, Pastor Nate Pifer shares how Psalm 42 gives us words to pray and truth to hold onto when God feels distant. Whether you're walking through something hard right now or trying to support someone who is, this message offers comfort, clarity, and real...

What if getting older wasn’t about fading, but about flourishing? In this message from Psalm 71, we’re reminded that God uses every stage of life for His plan. Whether you’re older and wondering if you still have a purpose, or younger and unsure how to honour your elders and what to do with the wisdom of those who are older than you, this message calls all of us to honour, listen, and live with la...

What if giving wasn’t about guilt - but about unlocking joy? In this message, Gord Baptist explores why generosity is actually a blessing we often miss out on. Discover how open hands can lead to a fuller life - and maybe even the kind of peace you've been looking for.

Are you feeling stuck - like life is way more complicated than it needs to be? This message from Proverbs unpacks how chasing success, purpose, or even spirituality can leave us burned out unless we learn to simplify and start with something deeper: seeking wisdom from God. If you're longing for clarity, peace, or a fresh start, this episode could be your first step toward real change - and la...

In a world that often feels dark and broken, families shaped by the gospel can shine like a light. This week's message explores what it means for children to obey and honour their parents—and for parents to raise their kids with grace and truth. Whether you're a parent, a grandparent, son, or daughter you have a role in showing the love of Jesus at home.

What does it really mean to be a faithful wife and mother? In this message from Proverbs 31, we see that God’s design for women is full of purpose, strength, and honour. Whether you're married or single, this sermon invites us all to live lives that reflect God's wisdom, bring fruit to others, and point to something bigger - Christ and His Church.

What’s baptism really all about? In this message from Acts 8:26–40, we follow the story of a man from Ethiopia whose encounter with Jesus leads to a life-changing moment. Whether you're curious, skeptical, or already believe - this message explores the beauty of baptism as a sign of repentance, cleansing, and new life with Christ.

What does it really mean to be a husband? In this message from Ephesians 5:25–33, we explore how Christian husbands are called to love, lead, and sacrifice like Christ. Whether you're married or not, this sermon points to a bigger picture: how God designed marriage to show us the love Jesus has for His people.

What’s the big deal about marriage? In this message from Matthew 19:4–6, we learn that marriage isn’t just a human idea - it’s something God designed to reflect His love and purpose. Whether you're married or single, this sermon shows how God’s plan for marriage points to something much bigger: the love between Christ and His Church.

In this first message of our new series, "The Household: Outposts of the Kingdom", we look at what the Bible says about the purpose of the family. More than just a group of people living together, the household was designed by God to shape lives and help the world flourish.

Why did God stop people from building a tower in Babel? This sermon explores what the story means for us today and how it connects to Jesus’ mission to rescue people from every nation. Listen in to discover how God’s plan always moves forward, even when people try to go their own way.

Have you ever wondered if everything happening in the world is just random or if there’s something bigger behind it? In this message from Genesis 10, Pastor Andrew Hall shows how God is not only in control of the nations, but that He’s placed you exactly where you are for a reason. Discover how God’s plan gives us real hope in uncertain times.

Even after the flood, sin remained—and even Noah wasn’t immune. In this message from Genesis 9:18–29, Pastor Nate Pifer explores how sin endures, how we can respond to it with repentance and grace, and what the Bible really teaches about alcohol. Discover hope in God’s forgiveness and the wisdom to walk faithfully in a world where sin still lingers.

Are you feeling stuck, burdened by past mistakes, or simply needing hope? This message will encourage you to embrace the new beginning that God freely gives. Looking at Genesis 8 & 9, Pastor Nathan Pifer shares how God offers a fresh start - not just to Noah after the flood, but to everyone who turns to his son, Jesus Christ, in faith. Have a listen and be encouraged!

In a world filled with brokenness, how do we find hope in the face of judgment and uncertainty? In this message, Pastor Nathan Pifer unpacks the true story of Noah’s Ark, showing how God’s justice, mercy, and promise of new life come together. Discover the hope that can carry you through the storms of life — and beyond — through salvation in Jesus Christ.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead changed everything. Have you placed your faith in Jesus?

In this Good Friday message, we reflect on Jesus’ haunting words from the cross: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” This cry of abandonment reveals the depth of Christ’s suffering and the weight of our sin. But it also points to the heart of the Gospel—Jesus was forsaken so that we never have to be. Join us as we remember the cost of the cross and the hope it brings. (Psalm 88)

In this message from Matthew 21:1–17, we take a closer look at Jesus’ triumphal entry—not just as a moment of celebration, but as a powerful statement of who He truly is. As both King and Priest, Jesus doesn't just arrive to be praised—He comes to clean house and restore true worship. This story isn’t just about a temple long ago—it’s about our hearts today. Are we ready to let Him in and make...

In this week's message, Pastor Nate walks us through the story of Noah and shows how "walking with God" means going a different direction from the world, following His lead, and trusting Him - especially when it feels impossible. This sermon reminds us that even in dark days, God calls His people to build what matters and trust Him alone for the results.

In this episode, Pastor Nate Pifer dives into one of the strangest and most sobering passages in Genesis—where human wickedness hits a breaking point and God's judgment begins. From the mystery of the "sons of God" and the Nephilim to the deep grief of God’s heart, we explore how God responds to growing evil with justice—and how, even then, He extends grace. Why does God judge sin? H...

In this sermon, "Lessons from a Persecuted Church," we explore Hebrews 10:19-25 to learn how to hold onto our faith when times get tough. Just like early Christians who faced persecution, we can find ways to persevere today. Discover three key approaches: pray like your life depends on it, believe God’s promises as your only hope, and love your church community deeply. Through relatable...

Would you take the chance to live forever if it were offered to you? Science and technology are racing toward solutions for longer life, but Genesis 5 tells a different story - one of God's sovereignty over life, death, and eternity. In this week's message, Pastor Nathan Pifer walks through the genealogy of Seth, tracing a line that leads not just to Noah, but ultimately to Jesus. Along th...

What kind of legacy are you leaving? In Genesis 4:17-26, we see two family lines—one growing in sin, the other calling on the Lord. Cain’s descendants built culture and cities but strayed from God. Seth’s line, however, would ultimately lead to Jesus.

In this sermon, we explore Genesis 4:1-16, focusing on the story of Cain and Abel to learn more about the nature of sin. Sin is not just an action but begins in the heart, affecting our worship and relationships. Emphasizing the importance of a pure heart, we are reminded to heed God's warnings and live a life of holiness through His guidance.

As we continue our study on the first eleven chapters of Genesis, in this sermon we explore the arrival of sin into the world and the Gospel plan that God initiates as a result.