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[...] city of Spokane. In fact, it is likely—are you ready for this—there are more believers at Faith Bible Church than in all of Czech Republic. Consider the great realities of life: eternity is long, [...]

[...] to spend time with them. We love them just because they are family. This is the desire of Faith Bible Church. We want to be a loving community making disciples of Jesus Christ. In my last blog post I [...]

[...] belief, but is part of true saving faith. The post The Lordship of Christ appeared first on Faith Bible Church. [...]

[...] ’s love for me.” The post Song Story – “I Stand Amazed (How Marvelous!)” appeared first on Faith Bible Church. [...]

[...] in group/community life. My next two entries are going to be about what it takes to be a loving community. Here are the first two of five marks of a loving community. 1. Daily Trusting Christ Each [...]

[...] loved us and how we set aside self-centered sin to be others centered are the roots of a loving community. I want to follow with two more marks of a loving community. 3. Continuing demonstrations of [...]

[...] By Dustin Greenup, To Every Tribe Missionary Trainee The following article originally appeared in the June [...]

[...] ? Why do I now have cancer that has made it difficult for me to do my job as youth and missions pastor and that could threaten my ability to raise my children and serve Christ long-term if [...]

[...] to live daily that others might experience the peace of Christ that you have in your life. The PNG team included (L to R) Kerra Ferguson, Bryan Twombly, Kelly Bryant, Steve Best, Rachel Bular, Chad [...]

[...] what is good and you will have praise for the same. – Rom. 13:3 Responsibilities of Believers Believers are required to submit to and honor their governmental authorities. Submit yourselves for [...]

[...] to celebrate with one another? It is a constant battle in my home to stay on top of training gratefulness in my children and I constantly am in need of God’s wisdom and strength. But I [...]

[...] than 18 hours to access by a combination of bus and walking. PNG is in great need for long-term missionaries and that was clarified in my heart and mind as we experienced the difficulty of the [...]

[...] . We want our church to be a loving community. Loving communities have Christ-centered relationships. The most significant way you can love someone is to help him or her follow [...]

[...] in Goroka, Papua New Guinea (PNG) alongside To Every Tribe Field-based Missionaries, Alex and Kelley Sisson. Part of our training and ministry was to observe and learn from the national believers and [...]