When we think of costly obedience, we often picture sacrifice we choose. But Scripture suggests our greatest acts of faith may be found in how we respond when suffering, loss, and disappointment choose us—and whether we continue to treasure Christ above everything else.

Many believers know the stories of Scripture but struggle to see how they all fit together. Understanding God’s covenants reveals the Bible as one unfolding story of redemption, with every promise, law, and shadow ultimately pointing to Jesus Christ.

One of the most surprising commands in Exodus 19 appears just before God descends upon Mount Sinai. Far from being a statement about sexuality, it reveals a deeper truth about consecration, priorities, and the holiness of the God who was about to meet His people.

Growth rarely happens in the places where we feel strongest. Sometimes God uses our fears, our hesitations, and even the loving correction of others to reveal areas where He wants to deepen our faith and transform our character.

The bitter waters at Marah reveal more than a moment of provision in the wilderness. As the story of Scripture unfolds, this passage begins to echo a greater pattern of grace, where God transforms bitterness through the remedy only He can provide.

The crossing of the Red Sea is more than a dramatic miracle story—it’s part of a much bigger pattern woven throughout Scripture. From Moses in the Nile to Israel passing through the sea, God repeatedly reveals Himself as the One who rescues His people through what looks impossible.

Salvation feels like a simple moment of belief, but Scripture reveals something far deeper happening beneath the surface. What seems like one decision is actually a powerful sequence of God’s work from beginning to end.

This week on the Extra Point podcast, Pastor Todd reflects on Exodus 13:13–14, showing how Jesus is the clean substitute for the unclean, then answers a question about approaching communion with confession, repentance, and trust in Christ.

In this episode of The Extra Point, we explore whether Psalm 134’s call to lift our hands in worship still applies to believers today. Along the way, we uncover how small acts of surrender reveal deeper questions about authority, comfort, and obedience.

In the final episode of the Against All Gods series, Todd unpacks the tenth plague—the death of the firstborn—and shows how it is both the climax of God’s judgment and the clearest picture of substitution in the Old Testament. He explains how Passover points directly to Christ, our true Lamb, whose blood alone rescues us from judgment.

In this episode of Against All Gods, we examine the ninth plague and the profound darkness that fell over Egypt. More than a physical event, it reveals a deeper truth about God’s authority over creation and the reality of life apart from His light.

In this episode of Against All Gods, we explore the eighth plague and the devastating swarm of locusts in Exodus 10. More than destruction, this plague reveals a deeper biblical pattern—locusts as a warning of inevitable judgment and our need for redemption in Christ.

In episode seven of the Against All Gods series, Todd examines the plague of hail and fire and the powerful declaration that God raised Pharaoh up to display His glory. He shows how this plague reveals both judgment and mercy—and why fear of consequences is not the same as true repentance.

In episode six of the Against All Gods series, Todd explores the plague of boils and shows how God’s judgment moves from the environment to the human body itself. He explains why this plague exposes the myth of autonomy and reminds us that our bodies ultimately belong to God.

In episode five of the Against All Gods series, Todd explores the plague of livestock death and shows how God dismantled Egypt’s economic, military, and religious foundations in a single day. He challenges listeners to consider what their “livestock” is and how material loss can reveal what they truly trust.

In episode four of the Against All Gods series, Todd explores the plague of flies and the first moment God makes a visible distinction between Egypt and Israel. He explains how this reveals God’s covenant faithfulness and points forward to the doctrine of salvation by grace alone.

In episode three of the Against All Gods series, Todd explores the plague of gnats and the moment Pharaoh’s magicians declare, “This is the finger of God.” He explains why this marks a turning point in the plagues and what it reveals about God’s unmatched power to create, convict, and transform.

In episode two of the Against All Gods series, Todd examines the plague of frogs in Exodus 8 and shows how God exposed Egypt’s false goddess of fertility by turning a symbol of life into a source of torment. He challenges listeners to consider how good things can become destructive when they overflow their God-given boundaries.

In this first episode of the Against All Gods series, Todd explores the first plague in Exodus—the Nile turning to blood—and shows how it was a direct judgment against Egypt’s gods and source of life. He challenges listeners to identify what they trust most and reminds them that only Christ provides true life and lasting rescue.

Todd unpacks key phrases from Psalm 16—“the Lord is my portion” and “the boundary lines have fallen in pleasant places”—to show how David’s confidence was rooted not in circumstances but in God’s presence. He also shares practical ways believers can grow in relational proximity to God.

Todd explains the meaning of the Hebrew word hesed in Psalm 118 and clarifies why “hosanna” is not originally a word of praise but a plea for salvation. He shows how faith-filled petitions can sound like worship because they are directed to the right person with confident expectation.

Pastor Brett explores four biblical images of the Holy Spirit—dove, fire, oil, and wind—and explains what each reveals about His work in the life of a believer. From purity to transformation, these pictures help us understand both what God declares over us and what He is actively doing within us.

Pastor Todd answers questions from Exodus 5–7 about why Moses’ objections end at a specific point and why different Bible translations list six or seven “I will” statements. He shows that behind the structure and wording is a powerful truth: God piles promise upon promise to assure His people that He will do exactly what He says.

Pastor Todd explores the signs given to Moses in Exodus 4 and asks whether there are similar signs that authenticate true gospel messengers today. He also traces a fascinating biblical word connection showing how Moses’ “heavy” mouth, Pharaoh’s “heavy” heart, and God’s “heavy” glory reveal the deeper story of Exodus.

Pastor Todd answers a question from Exodus 3 about whether Jesus appeared in the burning bush and why God revealed Himself the way He did. He explains the theology of theophany and shows that the moment is less about Moses’ insecurity and more about God’s covenantal self-revelation.

Pastor Todd responds to a thoughtful question from Exodus 1 about discerning when faithfulness means staying put and when obedience requires movement. He also reflects on a simple phrase from Deuteronomy shared by his father that beautifully captures God’s redemptive purpose: He brought us out to bring us in.

Pastor Todd answers three foundational questions about Exodus—its timeline, the Tent of Meeting versus the Tabernacle, and the reality of the supernatural. He explains how understanding genre, covenant context, and redemptive history helps believers read Exodus with clarity and confidence.

Pastor Todd explains the difference between the regulative and normative principles of worship and why he confidently embraces the normative approach. He also unpacks fasting as a forgotten but biblical discipline that positions believers to hear the Spirit with greater clarity.

Todd reflects on Psalm 139 and Sanctity of Life Sunday, explaining why David’s outrage at evil leads not to self-righteousness but to self-examination. He also shares why he feels a pastoral responsibility to address the value of human life every year with clarity, conviction, and humility.

Pastor Todd gives the answers to a trivia question from this past weekend and answers a thought provoking question from a 10-year-old about cancer, COVID, and suffering.

Does Jacob’s repeated use of “if” in Genesis 28 mean he’s negotiating with God? In this episode, Todd explains why the Hebrew context shows Jacob isn’t bargaining at all—he’s responding covenantally to promises God has already made, and that helps us better understand how to read Old Testament promises today. 

Pastor Todd wraps up the final episode of 2025 by answering five leftover questions from Ask the Pastors—covering election and evangelism, biblical discernment, political influencers, the Middle East, and prayer for church leaders.

Pastor Todd clarifies two common but unbiblical views of the Trinity—one that goes too far and one that falls too short. By examining tritheism and modalism, he helps believers better understand the beauty, coherence, and necessity of the biblical doctrine of the Trinity.

Pastor Todd reflects on the covenantal sweep of Luke 1 and shows why God often works slowly, purposefully, and over centuries. He explains how Advent trains us to wait—both for Christ’s first coming remembered and His second coming anticipated.

Todd explains why the idea that Christmas is a pagan holiday is historically inaccurate and why Christians have biblical freedom either to celebrate or abstain. Using early church evidence and Romans 14, he helps believers approach the season with clarity, charity, and confidence.

In this week's Extra Point, Todd tackles a question he gets all the time: Do you really need seminary to be “sent”? He breaks down what churches actually look for, why training matters, and how calling and competency fit into the picture. Tune in for a clear, candid take on what it means to step into ministry.

In this episode, Todd walks through seven diagnostic questions from 2 Timothy 4 that help believers discern between faithful, text-driven preaching and teaching that merely scratches itching ears. These practical markers equip believers to cling to truth in an age of curated voices and spiritual counterfeits.

Pastor Todd shares three key words—Word, Time, and Waves—that help us posture our hearts for the manifest presence of God. Learn how to anticipate the Spirit’s movement without trying to manufacture it.

Is it ever right to pursue suffering for the sake of Christ? Todd explores the biblical pattern of persecution and safety, showing how faithful endurance and wise stewardship both reflect obedience to God’s Word.

Should believers participate in Halloween or avoid it altogether? Pastor Todd explains how to navigate gray areas like holidays and imagination with honesty, humility, and gospel-centered freedom.

Pastor Todd answers questions about tithing, retirement giving, and what true generosity looks like under the new covenant—sacrificial, intentional, and Spirit-led.

Are we in revival, or just seeing the first signs of it? Pastor Todd explains why genuine revival always has evidence—less sin, more godliness—and shares five marks that show when refreshing has become true renewal.

Pastor Todd addresses both a question about theological wording and a question about Proverbs 18:24, showing how precision and relationships both require context and intentionality.

Why do some Bible translations of 2 Timothy 1:12 say Paul entrusted something to God, while others say God entrusted something to Paul? Pastor Todd unpacks this translation puzzle and shows how both readings lead us to the same confidence in Christ.

Pastor Todd unpacks his 11–14 Challenge and explains why gender distinction, communion unity, and spiritual gifts are essential ingredients for worship that displays the gospel.

How should Christians live in a culture that sees them as unsafe? Pastor Todd explains Aaron Renn’s “negative world” framework and why distinction, clarity, and unashamed boldness are essential for gospel witness today.

Pastor Todd explains how the Bible speaks of peace with God, the peace of God, and peace among believers—all as different aspects of the one peace given by our one God.

Pastor Todd tackles more questions about how we confront, separate from, and restore our brothers and sisters in Christ.

How do we love a brother or sister who refuses to obey God’s Word? In this episode, Pastor Todd answers questions from 2 Thessalonians 3:14–15.

On this episode of The Extra Point, Pastor Brett tackles three practical listener questions.

What are the most helpful practices to build a deeper life of prayer? Pastor Todd shares four personal rhythms that have helped him stay focused, honest, and persistent in communion with God.

After a breakthrough moment with God, how do you stay connected instead of slowly drifting back? Pastor Brett shares four practical rhythms to help you remain in Christ through daily abiding.

How can I grow in selflessness without burning out? Pastor Todd offers two practical habits—God-first testimonies and you-first conversations—that train your heart to serve others in everyday life.

Pastor Todd shares a deeply personal moment of spiritual warfare and reminds us that even mature believers must resist deception with humility and community.

Has the man of lawlessness already been revealed? Pastor Todd unpacks his interpretive framework for 2 Thessalonians 2 and explains why he believes Christ’s return is the next major event on God’s timeline.

Pastor Todd explains why the culture of consent doesn’t hold up and how that collapse can open the door to deeper, gospel-centered conversations.

How do you stand firm in your beliefs without provoking others to anger? Pastor Todd explains how deep confidence in God’s design produces a winsomeness that’s bold, compassionate, and enduring.

Pastor Todd explains the doctrine of perseverance, how it relates to backsliding, apostasy, and assurance—and why it’s all anchored in God’s faithful work from start to finish.

NextGen Director Adam Bailey explores how to faithfully apply culturally specific verses and offers biblical tools for interpreting tricky texts.

Pastor Travis shows how Romans 15 echoes 1 Thessalonians 5 and calls every believer to active, Spirit-filled participation in the body of Christ.

Pastor Todd explains why he believes eldership is the most faithful, effective, and relational form of church governance.

Pastor Todd answers a question about the coming of Christ and shares a story from his personal life.

Pastor Todd answers three questions that come from the end of 1 Thessalonians 4.

Does 1 Thessalonians 4 contradict Philippians 2 when it tells us to “mind our own business”? Pastor Todd explains why both instructions are not only compatible—but essential—in the fight for holiness and humility.

Pastor Todd looks deeper at how a section of 1 Thessalonians 4:1-8 has been translated at times and what it means.

Pastor Todd gives three good reads for exploring more around the most important week in human history.

Pastor Todd looks at the textual accuracy of the concept of "triumphal entry" and takes two questions from his weekend message.

Pastor Todd dives into 2 Peter 3:12 to understand the idea of "hastening" the return of Christ.

Pastor Todd dives into what is the "will of God" means and is there more than one of them?

How do you know what to do when a situation moves from simply a misunderstanding to a genuine disagreement?

Pastor Todd looks at Matthew 13 to see how it lines up with 1 Thessalonians 2.

Pastor Todd goes deeper into one phrase in 2 Thessalonians 2 and the idea of God's calling.

Pastor Todd answers a question in regards to how the story in Acts 17 fits with what we have studied in our series through Thessalonians, This Changes Everything.

Pastors Todd and Travis talk about the theological order of salvation and its implications for our lives.

Pastor Todd answers a question that came in on the mission of the church and if it really is as minimal as just multiplication.

Pastor Todd goes deeper into the doctrine of election from our first week in our series in 1 Thessalonians.

In a second bonus episode, Pastor Todd answers 4 more stewardship questions to wrap up our series, Stewardship Simplified.

On this bonus episode, Pastor Todd answers 3 more stewardship questions.

Pastor Todd answers some questions that came in based on previous podcasts and the final week of our series, Stewardship Simplified.

Close out these 21 days of prayer and fasting in 2 Thessalonians 3:16.

Meditate on and pray through 2 Thessalonians 3:1 today.

We are reading and praying through 2 Thessalonians 2:13 today on Day 19 of our 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting.

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Pastor Todd unpacks more practical ways to live out Psalm 127 and steward your children well.

Start today with some time in prayer & meditation through God's word.

Meditate on and pray through the end of 1 Thessalonians 4.

As we start the third week of prayer and fasting, meditate and pray through 1 Thessalonians 4:14.

Take intentional time today to read and pray through 1 Thessalonians 4:9.

Meditate on and pray through 1 Thessalonians 4:3-8 today.

We are reading and praying through 1 Thessalonians 4:1-2 today on Day 12 of our 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting.

Meditate and pray through the end of 1 Thessalonians 3.

Pastor Todd dives back into 2 Corinthians 8-9 to look at why Paul uses the word grace to mean different things at different times & answers and question that came in.

Start today with intentional time in prayer & meditation through God's word.

Spend intentional time today joyfully and thankfully praying through 1 Thessalonians 3:6.

As we start the second week of prayer and fasting, meditate and pray through 1 Thessalonians 3:1-2.

Prioritize your faith by spending intentional time in scripture-fed, spirit-led prayer through 1 Thessalonians 2:18.

We are reading and praying through 1 Thessalonians 2:12 today on Day 6 of 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting.

Meditate on and pray through 1 Thessalonians 2:4 today.

Today we look at 1 Thessalonians 2:2 and spend time praying through it for ourselves and each other.

Pastor Todd answers more questions that came in during his message, The Faithful Steward, from the Stewardship Simplified series.

Spend time with us today reading and praying through 1 Thessalonians 1:9-10.

Prioritize your faith by spending intentional time in scripture-fed, spirit-led prayer and practicing fasting as an act of dependence on God. By setting aside time each day to focus on the Lord, you can realign your hearts and mind, building spiritual appetites and devotion.

Prioritize your faith by spending intentional time in scripture-fed, spirit-led prayer and practicing fasting as an act of dependence on God. By setting aside time each day to focus on the Lord, you can realign your hearts and mind, building spiritual appetites and devotion.

Pastor Todd dives into a new resource for 2025 that will help you grow deeper in your knowledge of God.

Pastor Todd takes time on this Christmas Eve episode to talk about why sometimes the most significant things might seem insignificant in the moment.

Pastor Todd answers a question that came in about Revelation 5.

Pastor Travis talks about more resources to help keep Christ in the center of your Christmas season.

Christmas Resources:

1.    Advent 2024 playlist
2.    FFC Online Bookstore
3.    A Christmas Carol- 1984 with George C. Scott
4.    Christmas Caroling Outreach in Frosty Circle
5.    Christmas Eve Services at any of our campuses

Pastor Todd answers a few questions that have come in recently as we have closed out studying the minor prophets and kicked off Advent 2024.

Pastor Todd gives more insight and background on the Book of Zechariah.

Pastor Todd answers a few questions that came in from his message on Zephaniah in relation to God's judgment of nations.

Pastor Brett talks with Adam Bailey, Next Gen Director, and Youth Director Ali Alhussaini about ways to continue sharing the faithfulness of God with those around us so that the next generation will know the Lord.

Pastor Todd gives more historical and biblical insight into the concept of the The Day of the Lord seen throughout the minor prophets.

Pastor Brett and Next Gen Director Adam Bailey talk about why serving has to be more than just horizontal in a short series of podcasts that touch on why we do what we do here at FFC.

Pastors Brett and Travis sit down to talk about why being in community is the best place to see your spiritual growth expedited in a short series of podcasts that touch on why we do what we do here at FFC.

Pastor Todd sits down with Women's Ministry director Sylvia Wineland to talk about the practicality of Christ's preeminence in our daily lives.

Pastor Todd gives more insight into Colossians 4 and how we can take advantage of gospel opportunities.

Pastor Todd takes a deeper look at the biblical idea of work and where & how it intersects your job.

Pastor Todd gives insight from Proverbs into how moms and dads can change the tone of their home.

Pastor Todd answers three questions that came in over the past two weeks as him and Pastor Travis have been teaching through put off/put on in Colossians 3.

Pastor Todd dives into Romans 6–8 to take a deeper look into whether or not you can truly be free from the power of sin in your life.

The final of 5 bonus episodes, Pastor Todd & our worship director Taylor Holt talk about what worship is, how we should engage and why it stops worry.

The fourth of 5 bonus episodes, Pastors Todd & Travis dive into 2 Corinthians 4 and how to maximize what matters in your life.

The third of 5 bonus episodes, Pastors Todd & Brett talk about how to value spiritual security more than monetary gain from 1 Timothy.

The second of 5 bonus episodes, Pastor Todd & RJ Parks look at James 4 and what it has to say about how to make sure our physical life is kept in its proper place.

The first of 5 bonus episodes, Pastor Todd & Adam Bailey talk about how you can practically interpret the earthly through the heavenly and how that looks for students and kids as well.

Pastor Todd answers a question that came in dealing with Roman Catholicism and how it fits into the warnings of Colossians 2.

Pastor Todd looks back on 2020 and gives insight into how he would approach things differently now.

Pastor Todd gives more insight from Colossians 2 and Luke 9 about how the law affects our daily lives now.

Recalling the story of when and how God saved us keeps Christ supreme in our minds and hearts. Hear from 4 FFC staff members, Josiah South, Tanner Battles, Molly Wierck, and Jen Coleman as they recount their stories of salvation.

Pastor Todd dives deeper into 4 practical applications for our lives straight from Colossians 2:6. Below is the graphic Todd mentioned in his sermon on Sunday.

Pastor Todd look at three things that the life of Paul patterns for pastors and ministry leaders today.

Pastor Todd dives into Colossians 1:28 and breaks down what preaching is really all about.

Pastor Todd answers more questions that came in from his message on Acts 2.

Pastor Todd takes a deep dive into how he sees the meaning of the end of Matthew 24, the ascension, and more.

Pastor Todd gives a resource on how to make prayer a greater priority and teach us how to pray.

Pastor Todd breaks out more in-depth insight into the phrase "walk worthy" in Colossians 1.

Pastor Todd dives deeper into how what we hear can fuel or fizzle our thankfulness to God for God.

Pastor Todd answers an e-mail question and brings clarity around the concepts of repentance & preeminence.

Do you have a favorite Easter verse? Pastor Todd shares his and why it is his favorite.

Pastor Todd brings insight & understanding to the concept of Christ's atoning work on the cross for sin.

Pastor Todd brings more insight into a part of Matthew 7 in an effort to continue killing cultural Christianity.

Pastor Todd answers more questions that came in over the last several weeks as we wrap up our series on Galatians 5, Living Proof.

Pastors Travis and Brett answer a question about how we can model our lives after the self-control and gentleness that we see from the life of Christ.

Pastor Todd answers a question that came in from a Small Group leader in regards to Galatians 5, the fruit of the Spirit, and people who are not yet saved.

Pastor Todd talks about what Colossians 3 might be talking about and how it connects with the fruit of the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Todd and Carlisle Campus Director Ethan Woodward answer more of your questions on the topics of Joy & Peace from Galatians 5.

Pastor Todd and FFC pastoral resident Adam Bailey answer more questions that came in during the weekend message from Galatians 5.

Pastor Todd gives more insight from his opening message of Living Proof: The Fruit of the Spirit and the Kingdom of God.

Pastor Todd gives more insight on how to see increased obedience to God in your life.

Pastor Todd and Pastor Travis discuss any possible exceptions to fishing and following to wrap up this series.

Pastor Travis gives his top 5 additional resources to help you reflect on God's goodness in your life to start 2024.

Pastor Todd gives some extra insight into his sermon "The Treasure of Worship" from Matthew 2:10–11.

Pastor Todd gives some extra insight into his sermon "The Treasure of the King" from Matthew 2:1–12.

Why are "spiritual affections" important? Listen as Pastor Todd gives extra insight into this concept he referenced in Sunday's sermon.

Does the current Israeli-Palestinian war have prophetic implications? In this special edition of the Extra Point Podcast, listen as Pastor Todd shares a proper and biblical approach to understanding both a timeline and a truth line regarding God’s promise to Abraham that provides God’s people with how to think and what to do.

Pastor Todd answers a question related to two themes discussed in Sunday's sermon "The Treasure of Providence."

Pastor Todd discusses an age-old question relevant to our series in the book of Job.

Pastor Todd answers a question regarding our series in the book of Job.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon from Job 32–37 and the doctrines found there.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into the subject of patience and waiting from Sunday's sermon on Job 4–31.

Pastor Todd answers an interesting question from Job 1 out of our new series in the book.

Pastor Travis gives some practical ways you can live out Sunday's sermon, "A People on Mission."

Todd answers a question from Sunday's GO Week panel.

Todd answers a question relevant to GO Week and how the Old Testament has a theme of sending.

Todd answers a question from his sermon on Philippians 4:15–20.

Todd gives extra insight into his sermon from Philippians 4:10–14.

Todd answers a question from his sermon on Philippians 4:8–9.

Todd gives extra insight into his message on Philippians 4:2–7.

Todd gives extra insight into his message on Philippians 4:1.

Todd answers questions related to Philippians 3:1–14.

Todd answers a couple questions and provides extra insight into Sunday's passage, Philippians 3:7–11.

Todd answers several questions received regarding Sunday's sermon from Philippians 3:1–6.

Todd answers a question from Sunday's sermon on Philippians 2:25–30.

Todd brings further insight into the recent theme from our series in Philippians: selflessness.

Travis brings further insight into the concept of sanctification that he briefly touched on in Sunday's message from Philippians 2:12–18.

Todd brings further insight into Sunday's passage, Philippians 2:5–11.

Pastor Todd answers a question from our recent seminar on the various ways to interpret the book of Revelation.

In this week's EP, Pastor Todd shares 4 additional observations from Sunday's passage.

Pastor Todd shares examples of "snapshots" or "pictures of partnership" from the book of Philippians.

Pastor Travis shares three warnings for churches that could lead to unhealthiness or even death.

Pastor Todd shares an intriguing example of the selfless love we discussed during Sunday's sermon from Philippians 1:9–11.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into a song we sand on Sunday called "How Precious is the Blood."

Pastor Travis gives extra insight into his sermon from Philippians 1:1–2.

Pastor Todd chats with the Executive Director of the Baptist Convention of Iowa, Tim Lubinus.

Pastor Todd provides two helpful resources in light of Passion Week, and also answers a question about a phrase he says often on Sundays.

Pastors Todd gives additional insight into his sermon from Psalm 22.

Pastors Todd gives additional insight into how John the Baptist is a picture of what is seen in Psalm 90.

Pastors Todd and Travis answer an interesting question related to our series in the Psalms of Lament.

Pastor Todd gives some extra insight into his sermon from Psalm 126, as well as shares more info about Passion Week 2023 at FFC.

Pastor Todd dives deeper into a specific phrase found in Psalm 3.

Pastor Todd gives some insight into one of the songs we sang this week, "Spirit of the Living God."

Listen as Pastor Todd gives more insight into his sermon from Psalm 42.

Pastor Travis shares several helpful resources as we begin our series "Living with Lamenting and Longing: Psalms of Lament."

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "Relationships Matter" from 1 Timothy 1.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "Truth Matters" from 1 Timothy 4.

Pastor Todd answers several question from his sermon "Leadership Matters" from 1 Timothy 3.

Pastor Todd gives some extra thoughts from his sermon "Identity Matters" from 1 Timothy 3.

Pastor Todd gives some extra thoughts from his sermon "The One Thing" from January 1st.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "Anticipating Christ: Light" from John 1:4.

Pastor Todd gives extra inside into his sermon "Anticipating Christ: Joy" from John 15:11.

Pastor Todd answers a question from his Advent sermon on joy from John 15:11.

Pastor Todd expands on a common question from Luke 2:14.

Pastor Todd answers a pertinent texted-in question from an FFCer.

Pastor Todd answers questions from Sunday's review of the book of 1 Peter.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "Standing Firm in True Grace" from 1 Peter 5:12–14.

In light of Election Day, Pastor Todd gives some insight into what guides the vote of a believer.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "Humility 101" from 1 Peter 5:6–7.

Pastors Todd and Travis give extra insight into Sunday's sermon "God's Global Means" from the book of Jonah.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into a specific phrase from October 2's sermon from the book of Jonah.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "God's Global End."

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "18 Years of Developing Devoted Followers of Jesus" from Acts 2:42–47.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "Sharing in Christ's Suffering and Glory (Part 2)" from 1 Peter 4:14.

Surrounded by death at work and sin in her life, Lauren found herself in a dark place. But God used people from FFC's college ministry, Campus Collective, to draw her to saving faith in Christ.

Pastor Travis gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "Sharing in Christ's Suffering and Glory (Part 1)" from 1 Peter 4:12–13.

Listen to Joel and Sarah's incredible story of how God has worked in the life of their daughter, Emma Faye.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon ""Spiritual Gifts: For the Good of Others and the Glory of God"" from 1 Peter 4:10–11.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "End-Times Praying" from 1 Peter 4:7.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "Living for the Will of God (Part 1)" from 1 Peter 4:1–2.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "Biblical Baptism" from 1 Peter 3:21–22.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "Christ's Suffering and our Salvation" from 1 Peter 3:18–22.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "Responding to Being Reviled for Righteousness" from 1 Peter 3:13–17.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "The Subject of Marriage: Wives" from 1 Peter 3:1–6.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "Christ's Calling to Suffer (Part 2)" from 1 Peter 2:22–25

Pastor Travis gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "Christ's Calling to Suffer (Part 1)" from 1 Peter 2:18–21.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "Being Subject, Living Freely" from 1 Peter 2:13–17.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "Who We Are and What We Do (Part 2)" from 1 Peter 2:11–12.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "Of First Importance (Part 2)" from 1 Corinthians 15:1–11.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "Of First Importance (Part 1)" from 1 Corinthians 15:1–11.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "The Stone and the Stones" from 1 Peter 2:4–8.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "The Taste that Transforms" from 1 Peter 2:1–3.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "What the Good News Is and Does" from 1 Peter 1:22–25.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "The Foundation for Living Fearfully" from 1 Peter 1:17–21.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into Sunday's sermon "The Revelation of Jesus Christ" from 1 Peter 1:13.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "Future Hope and Present Holiness" from 1 Peter 1:13–16.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "Concerning this Salvation" from 1 Peter 1:10–12.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "Unrelenting Rejoicing" from 1 Peter 1:6–9.

Pastor Travis gives extra insight into his sermon "The Majestic Mountain of God's Mercy" from 1 Peter 1:3–5.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "Holiness in the Midst of Hostility" that kicked off our new series in 1 Peter.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "The Headwaters of Abortion" from Romans 1:18–32.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "Spiritual Warfare: The Arenas."

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "The Truth of Christmas (Part 1)" from Luke 2:1–7.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "Walking with Christ Till the End" from Ephesians 6:21–24.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon "Walking with Christ in Spiritual Warfare (Part 2)" from Ephesians 6:14–20.

Lead Pastor Todd Stiles gives extra insight into his sermon "Walking with Christ in Spiritual Warfare" from Ephesians 6:10–13.

Church Planting Resident Parker McGoldrick gives extra insight into his sermon Walking with Christ in the Workplace from Ephesians 6:5–9.

Listen as Sara Hentzel, wife of slain missionary Randy Hentzel, as well as two of her children, share their story of triumph and tragedy on the mission field in Jamaica.

Pastor Todd gives more insight into his message from Sunday, Walking with Christ in the Family, from Ephesians 6:1–4.

Pastor Travis gives more insight into his message from Sunday, Walking with Christ in Marriage, from Ephesians 5:22–33.

Pastor Todd gives more insight into his message from Sunday, Walking with Christ in Discernment, from Ephesians 5:15–21.

Pastor Todd gives more insight into his message from Sunday, Walking with Christ in the Light, from Ephesians 5:7–14.

Pastor Todd gives more insight into his message from Sunday, Walking with Christ in Love, from Ephesians 5:1–2.

Pastor Todd gives more insight into his message from Sunday, Walking with Christ in Forgiveness, from Ephesians 4:31–32.

Pastor Todd gives more insight into his message from Sunday, Walking with Christ in Holiness (Pt. 2), from Ephesians 4:25–32.

Pastor Todd gives more insight into his message from Sunday, Walking with Christ in Holiness, from Ephesians 4:17–24

Pastor Todd gives more insight into his message from Sunday, Walking with Christ Towards Maturity: An Application Overview from Ephesians 4:4–16.

Pastor Travis gives more insight into his message from Sunday, "Walking with Christ Towards Maturity" from Ephesians 4:12–16.

Pastor Todd gives more insight into his message from Sunday, "Walking with Christ in Variety" from Ephesians 4:11.

Pastor Todd gives more details on Sunday's "pulpit swap" and the 435 Network in this week's Extra Point pod.

Gain extra insight into Sunday's message "Walking with Christ in Variety (Part 1)" from Ephesians 4:7–11 with Pastor Todd Stiles.

Gain extra insight into Sunday's message "Walking with Christ in Unity (Part 2)" from Ephesians 4:4–6 by Church Planting Resident Parker McGoldrick.

Gain extra insight into Sunday's message "Walking with Christ in Unity (Part 1)" from Ephesians 4:2–3 by Pastor Todd.

Gain extra insight into Sunday's message "Walking with Christ" from Ephesians 4:1 by Pastor Todd.

Gain extra insight into Sunday's message "The Fruit-Bearing Work of the Holy Spirit" from Galatians 5 by Pastor Todd.

Gain extra insight into Sunday's message "The Helping Work of the Holy Spirit" from John 14–16 by Pastor Todd.

Gain extra insight into Sunday's message "The Illuminating Work of the Holy Spirit" from 1 Corinthians 2 by Pastor Todd.

Pastor Todd Stiles gives extra insight into his message "The Indwelling Work of the Holy Spirit" from June 6, 2021.

Pastor Todd Stiles gives extra insight into his message "The Restoring Work of the Holy Spirit" from May 30, 2021.

Church Planting Resident Parker McGoldrick shares some extra insight into his message "The Resurrecting Work of the Holy Spirit" from Ezekiel 37:1–14.

On this week's Extra Point Podcast, Pastor Todd shares a 2012 message called "Understanding Pentecost."

Pastor Todd Stiles gives extra insight into his message "The Creating Work of the Holy Spirit" from May 9, 2021.

Listen as Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his message "Displayed in Christ" from Ephesians 2:1–9.