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Better Roots Podcast

Better Roots Podcast

By: Ryan Follis | The FBC Network
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The FBC Network is growing the Kingdom of God rooted in healthy churches by networking churches to improve discipleship and outreach through shared resources of tools, training, and technology. Let's get connected and help each other Form Better Communities!

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Episodes
  • Taking Care of Business: What Does Stewardship Look Like?
    26 Oct 2026

    In this episode of the Better Roots Podcast, Ryan Follis continues the “Taking Care of Business” series with a practical and theological look at church stewardship.

    What does generosity mean beyond simply giving money? Ryan explores why the local church matters, how healthy churches use resources to disciple people and serve their communities, and why faith should extend beyond Sunday mornings into our homes, workplaces, and everyday relationships.

    Whether you’re a pastor, church leader, faithful attender, or someone wrestling with the purpose of giving, this conversation offers a challenge: steward your time, resources, and influence in ways that help the church take deeper roots and create a stronger impact in the world around it.

    Interested in joining the Network? Click HERE to apply!

    Learn more at our website: www.thefbcnetwork.com


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    42 min
  • Taking Care of Business: The Church is So Much More
    19 Oct 2026

    In this week's episode, Ryan continues the Taking Care of Business series by exploring the purpose of the local church and how it should steward its resources. Responding to common concerns about church finances, transparency, and large-scale productions, Ryan makes the case that the church is more than a service provider or charitable middleman—it is a gathered community called to worship, discipleship, accountability, and compassionate action.

    Through Scripture and practical examples, this conversation considers the balance between caring for people in need and sustaining the everyday ministry of the church. What does it mean to give faithfully? Why does gathering matter? And how can churches remain transparent, mission-minded, and focused on raising up people to serve their communities?

    Interested in joining the Network? Click HERE to apply!

    Learn more at our website: www.thefbcnetwork.com


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    30 min
  • Taking Care of Business: The Church (and Pastor) are All About Money
    12 Oct 2026

    “The church is always about money.” It’s a common criticism—and one pastors and church leaders often feel uneasy addressing.

    In this episode of Better Roots Podcast, Ryan Follis begins a four-part series, “Taking Care of Business,” with an honest look at why churches need financial support, why money conversations can feel manipulative, and how small congregations can pursue healthy, transparent stewardship.

    We’ll discuss pastor compensation, volunteer limits, operating expenses, generosity, and the difference between funding an institution and investing in a living community of faith. The goal isn’t to defend extravagance—it’s to ask whether our resources truly serve the mission God has given the church.

    Interested in joining the Network? Click HERE to apply!

    Learn more at our website: www.thefbcnetwork.com


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    36 min
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