FBC Ropes Family Podcast

Send us Fan Mail Josh and Donovan discuss how the things of the world are designed to douse the fire that we get at camp. They talk what it takes to keep that fire going and battle the extinguishers. 

Send us Fan Mail In this episode we have two first graders, Emerson and Allie join us to tell us about their experience at Girl's Camp. We heard about what God thinks of them, what they think about mosquitos, and we laughed a lot! 

Send us Fan Mail "Be still and know that I am God..." How do we be still in a busy world? Why should we be still? We look at a cool story in 1 Kings about Elijah being still in all the chaos that was around him. 

Send us Fan Mail Josh and Courtney try to answer the question "What is a Dad?" Where does a man start in order to be a good Dad? Jesus is the standard of  good, without Him, men will never be good.  Dad's must look toward God in order to be a good Dad.

Send us Fan Mail Incorporating a family worship time into your daily life can be a great way to nurture the spiritual development of you and your family. Josh and Courtney talk practical ways to introduce family devotional time into your daily rhythm. 

Send us Fan Mail Josh interviews Donovan to get his pastoral perspective of this trip. They talk about the successes and the failures that occurred, what we can learnfrom those. How our church can continue to support the work happening in SE Asia. Plus a challenge to be Godly examples for our kids through participating in missions. 

Send us Fan Mail Josh checks in with the team serving in South East Asia. They talk about the cool things God has been doing, the weird things they've eaten, and other interesting things. 

Send us Fan Mail The word "love" can mean so many different things. We talk about how to love and where our love comes from. 

Send us Fan Mail Moms have a hard job, but one that’s worth while. What does it take to be a good mom? Josh and Courtney have an interesting conversation trying to answer that question. 

Send us Fan Mail Life is hard, but you can do hard things. Our faith is strengthened by the trials we face. Our struggles may be big, but God is bigger! 

Send us Fan Mail Josh and Courtney talk about anxiety. Of course, we may not have all the answers to life, but Jesus does. We must learn to trust in Him and His timing. He has the itinerary to our life and is prepared to handle anything life throws at us. 

Send us Fan Mail In Matthew 5, Jesus says that we are the light of the world. What does that mean? What do we do with our light?

Send us Fan Mail This episode Josh and Courtney talk ways that God uses His people. We answer questions like: "How can God use me? I'm only a kid!""How can God use me? I'm a busy parent!""How can God use me? I've been around the sun a few times." 

Send us Fan Mail Josh and Courtney interview some people very dear to them. Allison Crabb and Kim Snodgrass share their missions experiences, how their perspective changed when they became parents, and how God has shaped their lives on the mission field. 

Send us Fan Mail Courtney and Josh talk the importance of community when discipling our families. 

Send us Fan Mail Josh and Courtney talk the importance of reading God's Word. Making it a habit and modeling that habit for our families. 

Send us Fan Mail Josh welcomes the first guest to the podcast. Pastor of FBC Ropes, Donovan Martin. They discuss the importance of prayer and where to start.

Send us Fan Mail What does it take to worship? How do we lead our families in worship? Josh and Courtney walk through these questions. 

Send us Fan Mail What is discipleship? How does a Christian parent disciple their kids? Why is it important? Courtney and Josh share their thoughts and experiences. 

Send us Fan Mail This podcast was born out of a conversation in the church hallway between the hosts Courtney Hill (Children’s Minister) and Josh Crabb (Youth and Music Pastor), looking for a way to equip and encourage parents within our community to disciple their kids.  In our current culture, families are always on the go. Rushing to and from school, or sports, or wherever. Our hope is that thi...