Welcome to fbcradio.org, your source for music & preaching
that honors God.
FBC Radio is the campus station of Foundations Bible College &
Theological Seminary in Dunn, North Carolina. We are committed to bringing the
uncompromising melody and message of sacred traditional music and Bible preaching in
an age of the ever-increasing influence of worldly styles and arrangements.
FBC Radio is not a station for Southern Gospel music or "cutting-edge" contemporary
Fundamentalist music. The cry now is for a new view of music because the belief
is that many churches are "full of dead, lifeless people" singing "boring music"
and hymns written 100 to 200 years ago. However, the problem is not the old hymns of the faith
nor the music that has been handed down. Sadly, many professing Christians
have lost out in communion with God, and today's leaders are turning to the world's
style of music to animate the lifeless souls. The hope of FBC Radio is to
maintain an honorable presentation of our hymns of the faith to bless a remnant
of Christians who desire to further their walk with God in an age of compromise.
A fuller presentation of FBC Radio's position on music in the church may be found in the
book
Confronting Contemporary Christian Music.
Visit Foundations Audio Sermon Library (1200+ Sermons)
Listen to over 1200+ sermons from various
speakers found
in the archives of
Foundations Audio Sermon Library. New sermons are added regularly. Some sermons of interest
include those on the subjects of
music,
assurance and forgiveness,
trials,
temptation,
separation,
family,
suffering,
cults,
canonization of Scripture,
prayer,
revival,
the Cross, and
communion with God.
Latest News
January 15th marked our third anniversary of streaming on the Internet. As we have entered our
fourth year, we look to the Lord to continue to sustain this good ministry. Take time today to write us a note. You
may do so by using our contact page. Also, we remind you that if you want to see the words to the various hymns we
air on FBC Radio, visit our Web Log page and click on the highlighted title.