Faith and Family Fellowship Podcast

On this episode of Faith and Family Fellowship, Pastor Chris Buscher speaks with Yahniece, author of Zip Lining Through Life.What began as a zip lining adventure became a spiritual lesson about trust, fear, surrender, and learning to recognize the hand of Yahuah in the middle of uncertainty. Yahniece shares openly about childhood and adult trauma, grief, anxiety, isolation, obedience, and what she calls the “forest season.”This conversation is for anyone who has felt spiritually lost, overwhelmed by fear, or burdened by wounds they have never spoken about. Yahniece’s story is a reminder that pain does not have to silence your voice and that healing, faith, and transformation are still possible.Yahniece

On this episode of Faith and Family Fellowship, ⁠Pastor Chris Buscher⁠ speaks with Steve Wohlberg, Speaker and Director of ⁠White Horse Media⁠, Bible teacher, international speaker, and author of more than 50 books on prophecy, health, end-times events, and Christian living.In this conversation, Steve discusses the message behind ⁠Be Wise With Your Money in These End Times⁠ and explains how believers can think biblically about money, stewardship, fear, trust, and preparation in an increasingly unstable world. This is a timely discussion about financial wisdom, spiritual discernment, and how Christians can remain grounded in God’s Word when the pressure of the times begins to intensify.If you care about Bible prophecy, wise stewardship, and practical Christian living in uncertain times, this episode will challenge and encourage you.Learn more about White Horse Media by visiting them online at ⁠whitehorsemedia.com⁠Learn more about Pastor Chris Buscher by visiting him online at ⁠⁠pastorchrisbuscher.com⁠⁠

On this episode of Faith and Family Fellowship, Pastor Chris Buscher speaks with Eric Kline, author of Virtue and Valor: A Good Man Is a Shelter, Not a Storm.This conversation tackles biblical manhood, Christian formation, brotherhood, competence, courage, and the role of fathers, mentors, and churches in helping men become steady, useful, and godly. Eric shares the burden behind the book and explains why men today need more than inspiration. They need formation, conviction, and a biblical vision strong enough to confront passivity, confusion, and cultural noise.If you care about discipleship, men’s ministry, biblical strength, and raising up men who protect rather than destroy, this episode will speak to you.

On this episode of Faith and Family Fellowship, Pastor Chris Buscher speaks with Jacoby Jordan, an ordained pastor, author, and former touring musician whose ministry is centered on expository preaching, discipleship, and the authority of Scripture. This conversation focuses especially on his book The Sufficiency of Scripture and why believers need confidence that God’s Word is enough. They also discuss Christ-centered preaching, biblical discipleship, and how Christians can stay rooted in truth in a changing world.If you care about strong preaching, spiritual maturity, and the centrality of God’s Word, this episode will encourage and sharpen you.

On this episode of Faith and Family Fellowship, Pastor Chris Buscher speaks with Mark Stouffer, author of The Eṣā: G-d’s Rescue Plan for Humanity.This conversation explores how the Old Testament points to Jesus and why God’s rescue plan for humanity is not confined to the New Testament alone. Mark shares the heart behind writing this apologetic book, especially with Jewish readers in mind, and discusses the unity of Scripture, the identity of the Messiah, and the hope found in God’s redemptive plan.If you care about biblical apologetics, the Jewish roots of the Christian faith, and seeing Christ more clearly in the whole counsel of God, this episode will encourage and challenge you.Find The Eṣā: G-d’s Rescue Plan for Humanity by Mark Stouffer on Amazon.https://lovingkindnessofadonai.com

On this episode of Faith and Family Fellowship, Pastor Chris Buscher speaks with Bishop Dakes, author of Daily Bread.This conversation centers on what it means to depend on God every single day for strength, encouragement, provision, peace, breakthrough, and spiritual direction. Bishop Dakes shares the heart behind the book and discusses themes like prayer, gratitude, faith, vulnerability, God’s protection, and the daily rhythms of trusting the Lord. The book itself emphasizes lessons of renewal, prayer, favor, protection, and daily dependence on God.If you have been walking through struggle, longing for spiritual renewal, or simply needing to remember that God still provides, this episode will encourage you.Find Daily Bread by Bishop Dakes on Amazon and through the author’s website www.bishopdakes.com

On this episode of Faith and Family Fellowship, Pastor Chris Buscher speaks with Andre Parker, author of Shadowlandz.Set in a world devastated by the Rapture, Shadowlandz follows the rise of the Anointed, individuals gifted with powers connected to ancient biblical figures as they fight through darkness, chaos, and spiritual danger. Andre shares the inspiration behind the book, the biblical and spiritual themes woven through the story, and how Christian fiction can engage readers with both truth and imagination.This is a strong conversation for readers who enjoy Christian fiction, end-times themes, spiritual warfare, and stories where light must rise in the middle of overwhelming darkness.Find Shadowlandz by Andre Parker on Amazon: https://a.co/d/04iqA2LV