Talitha Seymour discusses her passion for baking and its role in fostering community and evangelism. She shares her journey from Anderson Island to Spokane, where she got connected to Faith Bible Church through a friend at a medical wives' Bible study. Talitha enjoys baking and the way it can help build connections. For her, it has led to meaningful conversations and relationships. Talitha also shares her experience doing meal prep with a group of moms, pointing out the economical and relational benefits.

Dan Jarms and Joe Swanson discuss the process of discipling people toward baptism, emphasizing the role of disciple makers in guiding new believers. They highlight the importance of understanding the gospel, genuine repentance, and the willingness to count the cost of following Christ. Joe suggests that children should understand the gospel and demonstrate repentance before being baptized, typically around ages 12-18, though Faith has no hard age limits for baptism. They stress that baptism is a public declaration of faith and should not be seen as a hoop to jump through. Parents are encouraged to have open, honest conversations with their children about their faith journey.Recommended resources: Discipleship ToolboxSoul Diagnostic: How to Know if You Are a ChristianStop Asking Jesus Into Your Heart: How to Know for Sure You Are Saved by J.D. GreearAm I Really a Christian? The Most Important Question You're Not Asking by Mike McKinleyUnderstanding Baptism (Church Basics) by Bobby Jamieson

For the last few years, our program for moms, called MomLife, has included a video that women involved in the ministry watch either before their monthly gatherings or together at those gatherings. We are now making audio from those videos available on its own podcast feed to make it easier to access for all moms, whether they are involved in the ministry or not. It’s all great biblical teaching for women, so we want to make it easy for the all moms in our church to benefit from it. Subscribe to the MomLife podcast on: Apple Podcasts | SpotifyOr, watch the video version.New episodes of the MomLife podcast will be released at the beginning of each month.

In our Someone You Should Know series, we interview Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community. In this episode we get to know Justin Holland.

In our Someone You Should Know series, we interview Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community. In this episode we get to know Henry Yan.

Dan Jarms and John Gardner discuss different end times views, focusing on the amillennial and postmillennial views. These different views come from different interpretations of Revelation 20:1-6, which describes a thousand year period of peace and Jesus' return. Postmillennialists envision a golden age of Christian rule before Jesus' return while amillennialists see the Millennium as a long, ongoing period of gospel spread, that takes place between Christ's first and second coming—in other words, that we are currently living in the "millennium". They also discuss the continuity of promises from the Old Testament to the New Testament, emphasizing that these views are interpretive differences within the Church and not barriers to fellowship or membership at Faith.

In our Someone You Should Know series, we interview Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community. In this episode we get to know Shae Brown.

In our Someone You Should Know series, we interview Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community. In this episode we get to know Tamara Henning.

In our Someone You Should Know series, we interview Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community. In this episode we get to know Christopher "Toph" Parkin.

In our Someone You Should Know series, we interview Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community. In this episode we get to know Lydia Kinne.

In this episode we hear from Christine Pyle about how she and her husband host large groups to help build community and foster connection in the church.Featured recipe: Crockpot Korean Beef Tacos

In our Someone You Should Know series, we interview Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community. In this episode we get to know Walt Takisaki.

In our Someone You Should Know series, we interview Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community. In this episode we get to know Paul Peterson.

In our Someone You Should Know series, we interview Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community. In this episode we get to know Joe Swanson.

In this episode Logan Long and Seth Weber discuss how we as Christians are called to steward the earth that God has created. We look at a Biblical foundation starting in Genesis at creation for the idea that man is to work and keep the garden, talk about some of the environmental issues that are caused by man's sin, and look at the hope we have in Christ that leads us to aim for faithful stewardship through gratitude for all that God has blessed us with and the desire to love others.

In this episode we explore God's design for humanity and some of the specific implications for today regarding marriage and sexuality, gender, stewardship of the earth, and more.

In this episode we explore God's design for humanity. Understanding this will give us the foundation we need to answer questions like:Who are we?What is our purpose?What is the meaning of life?How do we relate to our creator?How do we relate to the creation around us?

Today on the Faith Matters podcast Global Outreach Partner Joe Grewe joins us to share his story and an update on the Grewe family. Listen to learn about the ministry work he and his wife Hannah, have been doing with the church and seminary in Leon, Spain and their future plans.Learn more about how you can keep up with and support the Grewes here.

In this episode we hear from Taylor A. about how she and her family use hospitality as a way to reach out to the nations right here in Spokane. Featured recipe: Taylor's Coconut Chicken Tandoori with Oven Baked Rice and NaanView Recipe

In this episode Dan and Nathan discuss the basics of the Gospel as presented through "Two Ways to Live". After an overview they focus in on boxes five and six: 5. Jesus, the risen ruler and savior. 6. Two ways to live—our way or God's new way.View Two Ways to Live

In this episode Dan and Nathan discuss the basics of the Gospel as presented through "Two Ways to Live". After an overview they focus in on boxes three and four: 3. God's justice. 4. God sent Jesus to die for us. Plus Dan gives an example of how you can share the gospel through your testimony while still clearly presenting the whole gospel.View Two Ways to Live

In this episode we take a look at some of the theological errors and abuses of power that often take place within the Charismatic Movement and Health and Wealth or Prosperity Gospel.

In our Someone You Should Know series, Chris Tornquist interviews Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community. In this episode we get to know Sam Haney.

Jared Millican and Dan Jarms discuss the pouring out of the Holy Spirit and his role and ministry in the New Covenant.

In our Someone You Should Know series, Chris Tornquist interviews Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community. In this episode we get to know Lynn Yount.

Mark Frankian and Dan Jarms discuss the role of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament and address some of the misconceptions about the differences between the Spirit's work in the Old and New Testaments.

John Gardner and Dan Jarms discuss the personhood and role of the Holy Spirit as the third person of the Trinity. The Spirit is a helper and comforter. He inspired the writing of scripture and he helps us remember, understand, and obey God's Word. He indwells believers and helps us to pray, and acts as the seal of our salvation. View the referenced Systematic Hymnology Booklet with the Trinity graphic

In our Someone You Should Know series, Chris Tornquist interviews Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community. In this episode we get to know Katie Meyers.

Mark Frankian joins Dan Jarms to discuss the resurrection, ascension, and return of the Lord Jesus Christ. In this episode we address what these truths mean for our understanding of the "big picture" storyline of the Bible, and the future, as well as our current daily lives.

In the first episode of our new Someone You Should Know series, Chris Tornquist interviews Faith member Isaac Heyn. In this series Chris interviews Faith members to help us get to know them, see how God is working in their lives, and make new connections within our community.

Natalie Widman joins us to share about her story and her work as a Global Outreach Partner in Tenerife, Spain.Learn more about how you can keep up with and support Natalie here.

In this episode Jared Millican joins Dan Jarms to discuss the teaching, miracles, obedience, and atonement of Christ.

In this episode Brian Sayers joins Dan Jarms to discuss the glorious mystery of God becoming a man—known as the incarnation. This doctrine is uniquely Christian, and sets historic Christianity apart from all other religions and cults.

Skye Peterson is a singer-songwriter based in Nashville, TN. She writes indie-folk style music which emphasizes storytelling, as well as hymns for Getty Music and the local church. In this episode we'll get to know her a bit and hear some samples of her music.Get tickets to her show at Faith Bible Church on September 25: Tickets

On a recent trip to England, pastor Nathan Thiry had the chance to sit down and interview one of our Global Outreach Partners, Michael Dionne. In this episode we have the opportunity to listen in and learn about ministry in London and how we can pray for the church there.

In this episode we hear Nathan Thiry interview Global Outreach Partners Marcus and Amie Denny on a recent trip to Kladno, Czech Republic.

In this episode Dan Jarms and Chris Tornquist discuss God's attributes—a.k.a. Theology Proper. Topics include God's goodness, wrath, omnipresence, and how all these attributes fit together.

In this episode John Gardner join Dan Jarms to discuss the basics of learning about God through studying theology. Topics include systematic theology, Biblical theology, and some tips on books and resources to try out for yourself.

While everyone has their own Bible reading and praying routine, seeing someone else's may spark fresh ideas, bringing new life to their own! So, in this episode Dan walks us through how he does his morning devotional time using the example passage of 1 Timothy 6. So open up your Bible and follow along with us! Additional ResourcesMacArthur Study BibleESV Study BibleBible Reading Plans

In this episode Ian Rush joins Dan Jarms to discuss more of the doctrines of scripture. Inerrency means the Bible is without error. This is vital for the Christian to understand, because if we don’t, we will be left trying to find answers in our own wisdom.This is the second in a series called Faith Basics where other pastors join Dan Jarms to discuss topics that all believers should understand.

We talk to Bimal Rai, pastor over our Nepali ministry, about his story, how the Nepali-speaking congregation is growing, and what the future holds for them.

Lydia Kinne and Joe Swart once again join Dan Jarms to discuss what’s next for Christians and churches following the overturning of Roe v. Wade. This episode includes practical advice for Christlike responses to the people in our lives who are angry, irrational, fearful, or deceived about this issue.

Dan Jarms, Lydia Kinne, and Joe Swart discuss the Dobbs ruling overturning Roe v. Wade. This episode includes the legal implications of the ruling, the biblical foundations for the sanctity of life starting at conception, and how to answer common arguments for the right to abortion.

Dan gives us a preview of 1 John as we begin our new series in the book this Sunday. Plus we talk to Chris Tornquist about seven common myths regarding prayer.

In this episode we hear Molly Myers’ story and how she and Larry have learned to trust in God and His goodness through a life of Chronic Illness.

"We've seen a lot of relationship building, which is just ironic. You wouldn't think you'd have that kind of relationship building when you're forced to be apart, but people have been really open," Dan says. One of our faithful Growth Group leaders, Dan Kopp, shares the story of how he and his group overcame the barriers of health risk-factors and responsibilities during the pandemic, by creatively using tech to meet and share life together!

God made us in his image as creative beings and has given us the task of using our creativity to serve His purposes. In this episode, Dan Jarms, John Gardner, Seth Weber, and David McGuire discuss using art and creativity for God's glory.

As we begin our series in Malachi this Sunday, Dan will help us place Malachi in its context within the whole story of the Bible through an overview of the Covenants. In this episode, Nathan and Dan discuss the significance of understanding books in their context and how the covenants can help us do that.

In this episode we look at the stories of cancer survivors, Elizabeth Anderson and Nathan Thiry, and examine how they can say that God was good and faithful to them through their their trials. We'll see the difficulties and fears, the ways the church served them, the peace that God brought, and how they relied on His Word through it all.As mentioned in the announcement section: If you are interested in getting involved in a Men's Bible Study or helping to lead one, contact Nathan Thiry at [email protected]