Foundations In Faith

This week on Foundations in Faith, we begin with the Parable of the Sower and discover how the condition of the human heart determines whether God's Word takes root or is quickly forgotten. We then examine one of Jesus' most challenging commands: "If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me." What did Jesus really mean, and how should believers live ou...

Did Jesus ignore the Law when He refused to condemn the woman caught in adultery, or was He actually fulfilling it? In this episode, we examine the remarkable connection between Numbers 5 and John 8, discovering how the Law of Moses points directly to Christ. We explore the role of the priest in judging accusations of adultery, why Jesus wrote on the ground, the hypocrisy of the Pharisees, and the...

In this episode of Foundations in Faith, we continue our study through the Gospel of John by examining John chapter 5. Beginning with the healing of the crippled man at the Pool of Bethesda, we explore Christ's compassion, power, and authority over human suffering. As the chapter unfolds, Jesus makes some of the strongest declarations of His divine nature found anywhere in Scripture, revealing His...

In this episode of Foundations in Faith, we examine a question that reaches far beyond denominations, traditions, and personal opinions: What has God actually said? Beginning in the Garden of Eden, where the serpent first challenged God's Word with the question, "Yea, hath God said?", this message traces a pattern that runs throughout Scripture and continues into the church today. From the Pharise...

In this episode of Foundations in Faith, we continue our verse-by-verse journey through the Gospel of John by exploring chapters 3 and 4. We examine Jesus' nighttime conversation with Nicodemus and His powerful teaching on being "born again," the work of the Holy Spirit, and God's plan of salvation through His Son. We also follow Christ into Samaria, where He offers living water to a woman at Jaco...

In this episode of Foundations in Faith, we begin our journey through the Gospel of John by exploring chapters 1 and 2. Discover how John presents Jesus Christ as the eternal Word of God, the Creator of all things, the Light of the World, the Lamb of God, and the promised Messiah. We also examine Christ's first recorded miracle at the wedding in Cana, His manifestation of divine glory, and His cle...

What did Jesus mean when He spoke of the church? In this episode of Foundations in Faith Radio, we examine the biblical meaning of the ekklesia and compare the simple, disciple-making church of the New Testament with much of what Christianity has become today. From Acts to the teachings of Jesus and Paul, we explore God's design for His people and the call to return to sound doctrine, discipleship...

Tonight I’m sharing a special edition of Foundations In Faith Radio centered around my new book, Exposing Dispensationalism: Prophecy, Zionism, and the Corruption of Modern Evangelicalism. In this broadcast, we examine the origins of modern dispensational theology, the rise of the pre-tribulation rapture doctrine, the influence of the Scofield Reference Bible, and how prophecy sensationalism has r...

On this episode of Foundations in Faith Radio, we examine the growing gap between the gospel that many churches preach and the gospel Jesus Christ actually preached. Modern Christianity often offers comfort without conviction, blessing without repentance, and church attendance without true discipleship. But the gospel of Scripture calls believers to repentance, obedience, holiness, and daily surre...

In this episode of Foundations in Faith, we examine how seasons of loss can become spiritual battlegrounds if the heart is left unguarded. Scripture warns that the enemy seeks to use grief, disappointment, and confusion to plant doubt against the character and goodness of God. Through the examples of Job, David, and the promises found throughout God’s Word, this message focuses on standing firm in...

This chapter walks through the core message of Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, not as history, but as a direct, Scripture-driven warning for today. Using John 3:36, Romans 1:18, Luke 12:16–20, 1 Thessalonians 5:3, Lamentations 3:22, and 2 Peter 3:9, we break down the reality of God’s wrath, the danger of false security, and the reason judgment has not yet fallen—God’s mercy. This is not abou...

In this episode of Foundations in Faith, we open with a direct preview of The Problem with the Church , addressing where churches have drifted from biblical foundations—weak preaching, lack of discipleship, and the quiet shift from truth to comfort—before moving into a concise exposition of Genesis 22, tracing the line from Abraham and Isaac to God’s provision of the ram and ultimately to Christ a...

On the April 16 broadcast of Foundations in Faith, the message was broken into three direct segments that build on one another with clarity and purpose. Part one, “Growing Through What You’re Going Through,” addressed the pressure people are feeling right now—from war to rising costs—and showed from Book of James 1:2–4 and Epistle to the Romans 5:3–4 that trials are not meaningless but are used by...

This episode of Foundations In Faith originally aired on WRMI shortwave at 5950 kHz. In this broadcast, George Hobbs delivers Scripture-centered teaching focused on discipleship, biblical truth, and applying God’s Word to everyday life. Foundations In Faith began as a podcast inspired by the message of the book Foundations In Faith, and has now expanded to shortwave radio to reach listeners across...

In this chapter of Foundations in Faith, we walk with Jesus as He enters Jerusalem — not in earthly power, but in humility. The crowd cheers, the road is prepared, and expectations are high. Yet the King they welcome is not the conqueror they imagined. This chapter explores the meaning behind the Triumphal Entry, the prophecy being fulfilled, and the sobering reality that many who celebrated Him s...

This chapter asks a direct and uncomfortable question: what is the church actually called to do, drop bombs or share the gospel? As political conflicts escalate and patriotic rhetoric grows louder, many believers find themselves caught between national loyalty and biblical mission. We step back and examine Scripture, looking at the example of Jesus, the early church, and the consistent call to rep...

Chapter 2 focuses on repentance as the first real step in responding to the gospel, not as a feeling or a set of words, but as a genuine turning of the heart and direction of a life toward God; Scripture consistently shows that repentance is not optional or symbolic, but essential, as seen in the call of the prophets, the message of John the Baptist, the preaching of Jesus Christ, and the teaching...

Foundations in Faith is a podcast focused on helping people understand the Bible clearly and follow Jesus Christ with purpose. Each episode walks through Scripture in a straightforward way, emphasizing repentance, discipleship, and real application for everyday life. This is not about surface-level belief, but about building a solid foundation rooted in the truth of God’s Word and living it out fa...