#194: What is Faith? (Peter Steps Out of...

In this episode of theTruth Seekers: Bible Stories for Kids Podcast, we explore the powerful story of The Widow’s Offering from Mark 12:41–44. When Jesus saw a poor widow give two small coins at the temple, He said she had given more than all the others, because she gave everythi ... Show More

In this episode of The Truth Seekers: Bible Stories for Kids Podcast, discover what happened when Jesus entered the temple in Jerusalem and found people buying and selling instead of praying! Based on Matthew 21:12–17, this story shows how Jesus taught the importance of honoring ... Show More

“Influencers for Jesus” is a summer podcast series that explores the Beatitudes from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. Each episode reveals how we can become true influencers—not through trends or popularity—but by reflecting the heart of Jesus. This devotional journey will empower you ... Show More

Friends, on this Nineteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time, our second reading from the Letter to the Hebrews offers us a great biblical description of faith. I stand with Paul Tillich, the Protestant theologian, who said that faith is the most misunderstood word in the religious vocabu ... Show More

There tends to be this stereotype of the faith that uses Christianity as a safety net. We will shout with joy and praise the name of God, but do you truly find faith in Jesus Christ? When your faith is tested, will you still be obedient and trust the voice of God? In this episode ... Show More

In this message, Pastor Rick teaches what it means to have faith. He explores how a life of faith means following the example of Jesus, accepting his grace, and investing your life in him. 

In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Podcast, J. Warner examines the Biblical definition of “faith”. Did Jesus advocate “blind faith”? How did Jesus use evidence to demonstrate his Deity? How did Jesus deal with doubt? 

The strength of your faith does not uproot trees. God does. The object of your faith is more important than the quantity of your faith. 

The story of Jesus and Thomas assures us that Jesus really rose bodily, that his patience surpasses our indwelling sin, and that we need not see to believe. 

This Sunday we’re wrestling with the question, How can you say there’s only one true faith? More specifically, what do you do with Jesus’ exclusive claim that “No one comes to the Father except through me” (John 14:6)?