Faith Alive Community Church Podcasts

Genesis 15. In chapter 15 of Genesis, we see the covenant God made with Abram and what it means to place our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ

Genesis 14. In Abram's rescue of Lot, we see a picture of God's rescue of us by our Great High Priest Jesus Christ.

Genesis 13. When Abram and Lot separate, Lot chooses the beautiful land, despite the wickedness of Sodom and Gomorrah. He soon regrets that mistake.

Genesis 12:10-20.  Even though God has called Abram, he runs to Egypt when times get hard. Turning to the world should never be an option for the believer.

Genesis 11:24-12:9. The story of how God takes an unknown idolator, with no children, and makes him the father of the Jewish people.

1 Corinthians 15:58. The commitment to Christian priorities is not just a new year's resolution, but a commitment throughout our lives. The reason is because Christ is risen.

Mark 1035-45. As believers, we follow the example of Christ in serving our fellow man.

1 Corinthians 13. As believers, our job is to love each other just as Christ loved us.

Psalm 90. Understanding that our time on earth is limited should cause us to invest our time wisely.

Luke 10:38-42. Despite the fact that there was so much to do in order to host a dinner, Mary chose to sit at the feet of Jesus. May we see the worship of God as our highest priority.

Luke 1:26-38. The Journey to Christmas begins as Mary and Joseph say yes to the Plan and Purposes of God.

Matthew 1:18-25. The Journey to Christmas is seen throughout the pages of the Old Testament as God was preparing a people through whom the Messiah would come.

Luke 2:1-8. The Journey to Christmas began not on the Road to Bethlehem, but in eternity past as God Planned our Salvation

Colossians 1:3-14. Using the Apostle's Paul prayer for the church of Colossae, here is our prayer for our church.

Genesis 11:1-9. The building of the Tower of Babel is the symbol of man's arrogance and rebellion against God. It also symbolizes our modern world as we attempt to live our lives in defiance to God today.

Genesis 9:18-29.  Noah's failure reminds us of the consequences of our actions, but also of the mercy of God as he offers forgiveness to those who call upon him.

Genesis 8:20-9:17. As we look at God’s Covenant with Noah, we remember the covenant He has made with us on the cross.

Genesis 8:1-19.  At the end of the flood, God remembers Noah. God has not abandoned us as well.

Genesis 6:9-7:24. Because Noah believed and obeyed God, God spared him and his family from the devastation of the flood. May our lives be those of faith and obedience.

Genesis 6:1-8.  Despite the overwhelming wickedness of the world, one man finds favor with God. May we be the same in our day and hour.

Genesis 5. As the wickedness of man spread over the earth, there was still an Enoch, walking with God. May we be the same in this hour.

Genesis 4. In the murder of Abel by his brother, we see the effects of sin that is permeating through the world.

Genesis 3.  We see in this chapter the reason the world is in the mess it’s in. Fortunately, we also see the promise of hope.

Genesis 1:31-2:1.  As We struggle to live in a fallen creation, we can look forward to a new heaven and earth; a new creation.

Genesis 1:26-31.  Human beings were given a mandate by God to have dominion over the earth. We must be fruitful, multiply, and steward the environment as faithful servants of God.