Faith Church Indy

Cut for Time: Clean and Unclean

March 11th, 2026  |  22 mins 47 secs

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Each week we sit down with one of our preaching pastors to discuss their Sunday sermon. Cut for Time is a look behind the scenes of sermon preparation and they’ll share with us some things that we didn’t hear from the sermon.

Clean & Unclean | Lev. 11:1-8, 46-47; 20:25-26

March 11th, 2026  |  35 mins 3 secs

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Exodus ends with the tabernacle created, but Moses unable to enter. Numbers begins with God speaking to Moses inside the tabernacle. What happens in between is God’s gracious provision for intimacy with His people. This Lenten series walks through Leviticus as a great chiasm centered on the Day of Atonement, showing how God provides a way for His holy presence to dwell with His people. As we progress, we’ll see how Christ provides the ultimate atonement, cleansing us once for all, so that we can be His royal priesthood.

Cut for Time: Mediators of Atonement

March 4th, 2026  |  25 mins 27 secs

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Each week we sit down with one of our preaching pastors to discuss their Sunday sermon. Cut for Time is a look behind the scenes of sermon preparation and they’ll share with us some things that we didn’t hear from the sermon.

Mediators of Atonement | Lev. 8:1-4; 9:22-24; 22:31-33

March 4th, 2026  |  42 mins 40 secs

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Exodus ends with the tabernacle created, but Moses unable to enter. Numbers begins with God speaking to Moses inside the tabernacle. What happens in between is God’s gracious provision for intimacy with His people. This Lenten series walks through Leviticus as a great chiasm centered on the Day of Atonement, showing how God provides a way for His holy presence to dwell with His people. As we progress, we’ll see how Christ provides the ultimate atonement, cleansing us once for all, so that we can be His royal priesthood.

Cut for Time: The Promise of Atonement

February 25th, 2026  |  24 mins 44 secs

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Each week we sit down with one of our preaching pastors to discuss their Sunday sermon. Cut for Time is a look behind the scenes of sermon preparation and they’ll share with us some things that we didn’t hear from the sermon.

The Promise of Atonement | Lev. 1:1-4, 25:1-4

February 25th, 2026  |  37 mins 28 secs

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Exodus ends with the tabernacle created, but Moses unable to enter. Numbers begins with God speaking to Moses inside the tabernacle. What happens in between is God’s gracious provision for intimacy with His people. This Lenten series walks through Leviticus as a great chiasm centered on the Day of Atonement, showing how God provides a way for His holy presence to dwell with His people. As we progress, we’ll see how Christ provides the ultimate atonement, cleansing us once for all, so that we can be His royal priesthood.

The Road to Emmaus | Luke 24:13-36

April 28th, 2025  |  31 mins 15 secs

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We all love stories. Stories engage our attention and spark our imagination and often encourage reflection. Jesus’ most common form of instruction – far more than direct sermons – was storytelling, in the form of parables.  

Lent is a season for reflection. We’ll explore the subversive stories of Jesus that – if we have ears to hear – will challenge our assumptions, cause us to reflect, and lead us reconsider what it means to know and follow Jesus. 

The through-line for this series is these are all stories of reversal. They subvert our expectations and cause us to rethink what we believe about God, self, and others. 

These are stories of what the Kingdom looks like here and now; we may miss where God is working now because we’re looking in the wrong way, the wrong place, with smaller expectations. Unpack the “shock value" of the stories in their setting, identify the pattern of each to help us see where we may have similar smaller, limited visions of God's work and ways and presence. 

Good Friday 2025

April 22nd, 2025  |  17 mins 46 secs

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We all love stories. Stories engage our attention and spark our imagination and often encourage reflection. Jesus’ most common form of instruction – far more than direct sermons – was storytelling, in the form of parables.  

Lent is a season for reflection. We’ll explore the subversive stories of Jesus that – if we have ears to hear – will challenge our assumptions, cause us to reflect, and lead us reconsider what it means to know and follow Jesus. 

The through-line for this series is these are all stories of reversal. They subvert our expectations and cause us to rethink what we believe about God, self, and others. 

These are stories of what the Kingdom looks like here and now; we may miss where God is working now because we’re looking in the wrong way, the wrong place, with smaller expectations. Unpack the “shock value" of the stories in their setting, identify the pattern of each to help us see where we may have similar smaller, limited visions of God's work and ways and presence. 

The Great Reversal | John 12:23-26

April 22nd, 2025  |  24 mins 20 secs

church, disrupted, faith, lent, parables

We all love stories. Stories engage our attention and spark our imagination and often encourage reflection. Jesus’ most common form of instruction – far more than direct sermons – was storytelling, in the form of parables.  

Lent is a season for reflection. We’ll explore the subversive stories of Jesus that – if we have ears to hear – will challenge our assumptions, cause us to reflect, and lead us reconsider what it means to know and follow Jesus. 

The through-line for this series is these are all stories of reversal. They subvert our expectations and cause us to rethink what we believe about God, self, and others. 

These are stories of what the Kingdom looks like here and now; we may miss where God is working now because we’re looking in the wrong way, the wrong place, with smaller expectations. Unpack the “shock value" of the stories in their setting, identify the pattern of each to help us see where we may have similar smaller, limited visions of God's work and ways and presence. 

The Wheat and The Weeds | Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43

April 14th, 2025  |  29 mins 15 secs

church, disrupted, faith, lent, parables

We all love stories. Stories engage our attention and spark our imagination and often encourage reflection. Jesus’ most common form of instruction – far more than direct sermons – was storytelling, in the form of parables.  

Lent is a season for reflection. We’ll explore the subversive stories of Jesus that – if we have ears to hear – will challenge our assumptions, cause us to reflect, and lead us reconsider what it means to know and follow Jesus. 

The through-line for this series is these are all stories of reversal. They subvert our expectations and cause us to rethink what we believe about God, self, and others. 

These are stories of what the Kingdom looks like here and now; we may miss where God is working now because we’re looking in the wrong way, the wrong place, with smaller expectations. Unpack the “shock value" of the stories in their setting, identify the pattern of each to help us see where we may have similar smaller, limited visions of God's work and ways and presence.