We may start our day swinging for the fences. But disappointment or discouragement can often knock us backward. Pastor Mike Fabarez says when life threatens to knock us down we can stand on the promises of God! Find your strength in the faithfulness of God!

Sometimes what God has promised isn’t exactly what we experience. What do we do when what God has said doesn’t seem to be the way things are? Pastor Mike Fabarez turns to an Old Testament character for clarity and encouragement.

You hear it in the news, on late shows, and even in the office—foul language grabs our attention. And yet at the same time, it seems to be growing more common and less taboo in modern culture. But should it also be coming from the pulpit? On this episode of Ask Pastor Mike, Pastor Mike Fabarez talks about the use and abuse of profanity.

Do you have a prayer that remains unanswered? A promise that remains unfulfilled? Can you trust God to keep his word? Pastor Mike Fabarez finds the answer in the example of Abraham. Because the God who was faithful then is the same God who’s just as faithful now!

Does God ever break His promises? While the right answer is “no”, there can be moments when we might feel differently! Pastor Mike Fabarez studies the life of Abraham to gain a deeper appreciation for the faithfulness of God.

It’s been said that “the only sure things in life are death and taxes.” But Pastor Mike Fabarez says there is something even greater we can rely on, and that’s God’s promises. If God said it, count on it! Hear the amazing promises we’ve been given!

When asked if they are going to heaven, some people might say, “I hope so.” But wouldn’t it be better to be absolutely certain? Pastor Mike Fabarez says we don’t have to live in a state of doubt, because God will always keep his promises!

On March 17th, many people celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. For most people, that means wearing green and joking about leprechauns! But what is St. Patty’s Day all about? Pastor Mike Fabarez shares the real-life story of the man we all know as St. Patrick. You’ll be inspired by his true legacy of bold evangelism.