Pastor Jason examines why Christianity, faith, and freedoms in the United States feel different than before, exploring both positive and negative cultural changes, examples like cancel culture, and the influence of spiritual forces.

He points listeners to Scripture—especially James 4—and urges humility, prayer, and returning to the Bible as the path for Christians to respond and influence change.

In this episode of the Faith Chapel Podcast, we explore ideas of tiers in heaven. Pastor Jason examines two metaphors—the airplane (tiered amenities) and the karate belt (different rewards but same place)—reviews biblical passages (1 Corinthians, Revelation, Ephesians), addresses fringe views, and explains how salvation is by grace while faithful service may bring rewards. He closes with a call to build on Christ’s foundation and a reminder of communion as a foretaste of the heavenly banquet.

Pastor Jason explores the history and meaning behind praying "in Jesus' name," tracing the biblical significance of names and Jesus' teaching in John 14:12–14. He explains that praying in Jesus' name means praying under Jesus' authority and character—not using a magic formula—and calls believers to pray selflessly for God's will to be done so Christ may be glorified.

Greetings and welcome to the Faith Chapel Podcast. In this episode from our 2021 series Questions, we examine whether the genealogies in the Bible are important. Hear how genealogies served practical purposes for Israel—land rights and priestly legitimacy—and how they point forward to the Davidic promise that finds fulfillment in Jesus, showing that even lists of names are part of God’s plan to bring salvation.

Greetings and welcome to Season 3 of the Faith Chapel Podcast. This episode launches our sermon series "Questions," where the congregation submitted questions about Christianity and the Bible to be explored in upcoming sermons.

We introduce the biblical habit of asking hard questions by examining David's honest cries in Psalm 13, and we reflect on examples like Elie Wiesel and Ivan Moiseyev to show that questioning can coexist with faith. Join us next time as we answer our first submitted question: are the genealogies in the Bible important?

Pastor Jason interviews Summer Zimmer, a missionary and connection coordinator supported by Faith Chapel, about her work in Papua New Guinea. Summer explains her role supporting church planters, building communication between field teams and home churches, and hosting retreats and care programs for missionaries.

The episode also covers the progress of Bible translation and literacy among tribal groups, the practical challenges missionaries face, and the urgent needs in Papua New Guinea — plus encouragement for those sensing a call to missions.

In this episode, Pastor Jason explores the powerful contrast between the human desire for instant gratification and the Biblical perspective on focus. You'll discover how modern cultural trends, like living in the moment, compare to the enduring wisdom found in Scripture.

Delve into discussions spanning global marketing strategies, ancient Biblical teachings, and the transformative power of shifting our focus from immediate wants to eternal truths. With insightful examples from Pepsi's "Live For Now" campaign to personal spiritual reflections, this episode offers a profound look at where our focus should truly lie.

In this episode of the Faith Chapel Podcast, Pastor Jason discusses the societal reactions to the 2024 United States presidential election and examines the biblical perspective on leadership. Emotions run high following elections, and scripture provides guidance on responding to our political leaders. Pastor Jason emphasizes that God is ultimately in control and explores biblical teachings from Romans, Proverbs, Daniel, and Exodus to understand our role as citizens and believers. Join us as we delve into what the Bible says about authority and how we, as Christians, are called to pray for our leaders, respect authority, and embody godliness in our actions.