Faith taught as a practiced life.
The Faith Podcast carries sermon-style messages from Carrick Butler and Faith Christian Center into a broadcast format. Its teaching moves from Scripture to practical application, with repeated emphasis on notes, prayer, confidence, and a lifestyle of faith.
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The Faith Podcast is a sermon and teaching feed shaped by the language, rhythm, and expectations of Faith Christian Center. Carrick Butler appears repeatedly in the excerpts, introducing messages with encouragement, Scripture, and a call to take notes. The show treats faith as active. It is not framed as a mood, a slogan, or a Sunday-only experience, but as a lifestyle meant to shape prayer, desire, holiness, gratitude, and confidence. The teaching is biblical and practical. Scripture passages are brought into lessons about transformation, the Holy Spirit, petitions, and the Father's love. The register is warm but firm. It can linger on a phrase until it lands. It can also move quickly from a joke about coffee, refrigerators, Thanksgiving food, or a cluttered closet into a serious point about spiritual formation. The show has a strong application engine. Listeners hear prompts to write things down, follow notes, answer questions, pray with specificity, and carry the message into life after the broadcast. Several excerpts return to the idea that desire has to become prayer and that what begins in prayer must be sustained in prayer. Other moments emphasize that the Christian life is meant to be confident and bold, with the source located in God rather than personality. The show also makes room for correction. Holiness is presented not as grim restraint, but as the path toward a deeper kind of happiness. Sin is described in plain moral terms, including its cost and consequences. The tone stays pastoral, hopeful, and expectant even when the subject is serious. For PlayNext, this is a straightforward choice for sermon listeners who want Christian teaching with repeated takeaways, lively illustrations, and a strong emphasis on faith becoming daily practice.
Made for: Suits a listener who wants energetic Christian sermon teaching grounded in Scripture, prayer, and daily application. Best fit for someone comfortable with language about miracles, the Holy Spirit, confidence, and supernatural faith.
What sets it apart: The show pairs broadcast-style encouragement with practical sermon habits: note-taking, repeated phrases, vivid everyday illustrations, and explicit application after the message. Its strongest throughline is faith as a lifestyle that touches prayer, gratitude, holiness, belonging, and spiritual confidence.
Join Pastor Kerrick and the Faith family for an encouraging message that will enable you to make Jesus famous in every area of your life.
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
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A Christmas sermon that gives the shepherds a sharper sense of purpose.
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Scripture, surrender and faith put into practice.
Pastor Kerrick launches the 'Built for This' series, teaching from Ephesians 2:10 and Psalm 139 to affirm that believers are God's masterpiece, designed with purpose for current challenges.
Pastor Kerrick continues the 'Built for This' series, teaching from Ephesians 2:10 that believers are God's masterpiece designed for their times.
Pastor Kerrick delivers a Christmas sermon exploring Luke 2, revealing how the shepherds were specially prepared to recognize Jesus as the Lamb of God through their lamb-wrapping practices.
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Kerrick Butler’s “Stewarding Your Dreams | Homecoming Sunday” connects Psalm 37’s “desires of your heart” with stewardship of time, money, and faith.
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A faith-based message encouraging listeners to delight in God, turn desires into prayer requests, and sustain them through prayer.
A faith-based message encouraging listeners to understand and partner with the Holy Spirit for a supernatural lifestyle.
Carrick Butler teaches on building influential faith through confident prayer petitions based on 1 John 5:14.
A faith-based talk using the metaphor of spring cleaning a closet to encourage listeners to let go of spiritual baggage and align with God's plan.
Carrick Butler shares a faith-based message on how having a merry heart is key to thriving and flourishing in 2025.
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The March 14th Faith Experience at Faith Christian Center opens with about ten minutes of worship and prayer, then a pastor's message in the church's "vision series" from Acts chapter 2.