Faith Chapel - Huntington

Pastor Jason continues an eight-episode series on the names of God, focusing on "Abba," the Aramaic word for Father. He contrasts loving and distant earthly fathers with the perfect compassion of our Heavenly Father, sharing stories from dad camp and personal examples. Using Jesus' prayer in Gethsemane, the episode emphasizes our unfettered access to God in times of suffering and encourages listeners to call out, "Abba, Father," for comfort, strength, and guidance.
 
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Pastor Jason continues the Faith Chapel series on the names of God, focusing on El Roi — "the God who sees me." Using Hagar’s encounter in Genesis 16, personal stories about marriage, gratitude, and the testimony of Richard Wurmbrand, the episode explores how God notices, hears, and cares for each person in their distress.
 
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Pastor Jason continues the Faith Chapel series on the names of God, focusing on the title Adonai—God as sovereign ruler and authority. Drawing from Daniel 9, he reflects on repentance, God’s promises, and the unfathomable breadth of God’s love during the Lenten season. The episode includes an a cappella singing of “Open the Eyes of My Heart,” a call to confession and communion, and encouragement to let God remodel our hearts so His sovereignty and mercy shape our lives.

Pastor Jason continues the Faith Chapel series on the names of God, focusing on the personal name Yahweh revealed to Moses at the burning bush in Exodus 3. The episode explains how Yahweh (often translated as "I AM" or "He will be") emphasizes God’s self-existence, eternal presence, and faithfulness to his promises. By contrasting Yahweh with other names like Elohim, the teaching shows how this name builds trust in God’s unchanging nature and covenant faithfulness toward Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and what that means for believers today.
 
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In this episode of the Faith Chapel podcast, we begin an eight-part series exploring the names of God and focus on the first name used in Scripture: Elohim. We unpack how Elohim reveals God’s majesty, power, and the reverent awe we owe Him. Elohim’s plural form and singular usage in Hebrew, shows how the name points to God as Creator, Judge, and Protector of the vulnerable, and invites listeners to respond with changed hearts and faithful obedience.
 
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In this episode of the Faith Chapel podcast, we hear from Jacob Osborne, who has been called to serve with the global media missions organization TWR. Jacob shares his path from middle-school tape recordings to studying broadcasting and digital media, the setbacks he faced during COVID, and how a missions fair led him to join TWR. He describes producing radio programs, managing social media, supporting podcasts, and moving from a short-term role to a long-term missionary helping TWR reach listeners through shortwave, AM/FM, digital platforms, and animated content. Jacob also reflects on his faith journey, living with cerebral palsy, and his desire to use media to reach unreached people groups. For more information or to support Jacob, visit twr.org/jacob-osborn.
 
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In this episode Pastor Jason concludes the Faith Chapel series on core Protestant beliefs by unpacking Matthew 28 and the Great Commission. He explains Jesus’ universal authority, the church’s primary task to make disciples, and the practical “how” of going, baptizing, and teaching in everyday life.
 
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Pastor Jason continues the five-part series on core Protestant doctrines by walking through the Romans Road to explain salvation. He outlines our need for God because we all "miss the mark," God’s sacrificial love in Christ, and the free gift of eternal life through faith. The episode highlights key verses (Romans 3:23; 5:8; 6:23; 10:9; 8:1), explains the difference between works and grace, and invites listeners to confess Jesus as Lord and believe in his resurrection.
 
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Jason, pastor of Faith Chapel, explains the authority of Scripture in this episode, showing how the Bible functions as God’s instruction manual for life. Using 2 Timothy, he highlights Paul’s claim that all Scripture is God‑breathed and the formative influence of faithful Christians. The message contrasts human default tendencies with the order and transformation the Word brings, urging listeners to submit to Scripture while keeping worship focused on God.
 
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In this episode of the Faith Chapel podcast, we explore characteristics of God that show he is relatable. Sometimes God's characteristics are unrelatable. We will never know what it is like to be omnipresent (everywhere present all at the same time). But God has characteristics like love that he has given to us as his creation. Join us as we look into the relatable characteristics of God.
 
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