Christian Faith Center Podcast

Starting up our new series on Galatians, this message confronts how easily we replace the true gospel with religious performance. Discover why Jesus’ finished work alone is enough, how grace breaks the cycle of condemnation, and how the real gospel produces freedom, sonship, and authentic spiritual transformation.

Discover how true freedom starts within, not in circumstances. In this teaching we unpack the “orphan heart” that blocks trust and growth, and shows how a healed, resilient heart transforms relationships, decision-making, and performance for individuals, teams, and organizations.

In this episode, Pastor Caleb and Pastor Terry examine the continuity of God’s character across the Old and New Testaments, highlighting Jesus as God’s full revelation. They address free will, evil, and suffering, and uncover how a lived, relational walk with God can turn theology into real transformation.

Move from fear driven self protection to wisdom based living. This series exposes the orphan spirit and shows how distorted views of God fuel burnout and insecurity. Discover grounded identity, lasting hope, and real confidence rooted in God’s steady presence and care.

This week, Pastor Caleb explores how fear-based self-protection shapes relationships, decisions, and spiritual life. It examines the difference between guarding your heart with fear versus wisdom, unpacks identity as sons and daughters of God, and reflects on living from the Spirit of adoption rather than past wounds or external labels.

This episode explores how real transformation comes from renewing your mind, not willpower. Casey and Caleb unpack identity and the subconscious “presets” formed by upbringing and belief, then get practical with guardrails, environments, and relationships that either trap you in old cycles or support long-term, Christlike growth and genuine freedom.

Step behind the songs of our new Christian Faith worship album with Caleb and Sam. In this episode, they unpack the real stories, scriptures, and battles that shaped each lyric—from cancer diagnoses and anxiety to moments of unexpected peace and boldness. Hear how songs like “Rest,” “Peace,” and “Confidence” were written for our church family, [...]

Our assumptions about God shape our entire relationship with Him. The teaching challenges the idea of a distant, demanding God and invites us to see the Father clearly through Jesus—consistently loving, present, and pursuing. When that lens shifts, we move from performance and hiding to confidence, honesty, and genuine closeness with God.