E.P.I.C. Word of Truth

Keith M. Seiber
E.P.I.C. Word of Truth

E.P.I.C. Word of Truth - This Podcast is about the Eternal Power in Christ that all people can access, if they have accepted Christ as their personal Savior. It is about relevant, life changing Truth from the Word of God. It is about promoting a Biblical viewpoint of life. We believe in a relevant, applicable, living, dynamic Bible. It will consist of Christ-centered teaching and preaching, and not man-centered teaching. One of its main purposes is to provide hope to those who need that hope, which is all of us.

  1. JAN 28

    Lifting Holy Hands: A Call to Pure & Faithful Prayer (I Timothy 2:1:7-8)

    In these verses, God is summoning us through His Word to a life of prayer that shakes the heavens and transforms the earth. 1 Timothy 2:1, 7-8 stands as a holy command, beckoning us to prioritize prayer—not as a perfunctory duty, but as an all-encompassing posture of our lives before the living God. The Apostle Paul’s words thunder down through the centuries: "I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made for all men… [then verse 8] I will therefore that men pray every where, lifting up holy hands, without wrath and doubting." “I exhort” “I will” What does this mean for us today? It means that our prayers are not peripheral to our faith—they are the very lifeblood of our communion with God. It means that to pray is not merely to speak into the void; it is to step boldly into the throne room of grace, where the King of kings bends His ear to hear us. And it means that the purity of our hearts, the truth of our words, and the faithfulness of our actions matter infinitely in the sight of God. But here is the question that presses upon us with unrelenting urgency: Do we live as if prayer is our lifeline to God? Or have we allowed prayer to be reduced to a hurried formality, a rushed checklist, or a desperate last resort? Paul’s exhortation cuts through our complacency like a blade: Pray! Pray everywhere. Pray with holy hands lifted, hearts unshackled by anger, and minds fortified against doubt. This is not a casual request; it is a divine summons to live with heaven in view and Christ at the center of all we do. It is a call to be a people who pray with urgency, speak truth with boldness, and approach God with faith that moves mountains. For more resources and study material please visit our website @ faithfoundations.church

    36 min
  2. JAN 27

    The Fall of False Religion to the Sovereign God (Revelation 17)

    Let us fix our hearts and minds on the grandeur of God’s righteous judgment, a truth proclaimed from the pages of His eternal Word. As we delve into the mystery of divine justice upon Babylon, that city of ancient pride and rebellion, we are drawn to the sovereign orchestration of God in the affairs of nations, “For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will” (Revelation 17:17). Babylon—first among the Gentile kingdoms to subdue God’s chosen people, Israel—was not merely a tool of conquest but an instrument of divine discipline. Thus saith the Lord through His prophet, "And I will render unto Babylon and to all the inhabitants of Chaldea all their evil that they have done in Zion in your sight, saith the Lord" (Jeremiah 51:24). How sobering is this truth: God, who raises up rulers and nations, also casts them down for their pride and iniquity. Babylon, far more than an ancient empire, stands as a symbol of every false system of worship and rebellion against the Most High. From her idolatrous foundations to her end-time personification as the harlot of Revelation 17, she epitomizes humanity's defiance against the holy God. As we contemplate this, let us marvel at the divine paradox: God’s sovereign use of evil to accomplish His purposes while rendering just recompense to wickedness. Babylon’s rise and fall unveil both the holiness of God and the rebellious heart of man. Yet, in these judgments, we see the gospel’s shadow—pointing to the ultimate victory of Christ, the Lamb who was slain, who will one day cause every knee to bow and every tongue to confess His Lordship. Visit our website for more resources and teachings: faithfoundations.church

    40 min
  3. JAN 7

    War a Good Warfare (I Timothy 1:18-20)

    This is our fourth message in I Timothy and we have seen a charge, its purpose, and why it was necessary in 1:1-7. Paul introduces his letter to Timothy with a command: “charge some that they teach no other doctrine, Neither give heed to fables and endless genealogies, which minister questions, rather than godly edifying which is in faith: so do” (vs.3-4).   The charge is a command to not teach things that undermine, mute, or contradict the gospel or engage in needless debates or questions that do not edify. Its aim is love from a pure heart, good conscience, and sincere faith. The implication is that true doctrine creates and sustains a pure heart, good conscience, and sincere faith, and in so doing produces love. Paul is saying that everything he teaches, and every command he gives to be rid of false doctrine is for the sake of faith that produces love.    It was necessary because some men who wanted to be teachers of the law were misusing it and in so doing undermining the gospel. This leads Paul to an explanation of the law and its proper use in verses 8-11. Paul then spends 6 verses explaining how he came to have this ministry of ensuring that truth was being taught in the local church; and how God transformed him from a blasphemer into a faithful gospel teacher (1:12-17).   And then there is a hard stop at the end of verse 17.  A very strong, “enough about me.” A point at which I think a summary is appropriate. Like Paul, Timothy is to call others to believe and teach “sound doctrine; According to the glorious gospel of the blessed God” (vs.10-11). Or another way to word it or look at it: Timothy is to call the church, the local church to right faith and right teaching, which flows from and agrees with the gospel. He is to ensure that the faith and teaching in the local church fits with the gospel. He is to protect and promote true doctrine. This leads us to our current text, which can be summarized this way: War a good warfare for the sake of your faith.

    42 min

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E.P.I.C. Word of Truth - This Podcast is about the Eternal Power in Christ that all people can access, if they have accepted Christ as their personal Savior. It is about relevant, life changing Truth from the Word of God. It is about promoting a Biblical viewpoint of life. We believe in a relevant, applicable, living, dynamic Bible. It will consist of Christ-centered teaching and preaching, and not man-centered teaching. One of its main purposes is to provide hope to those who need that hope, which is all of us.

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