The sermon explores the distinction between eternal salvation, which is entirely the work of God, and temporal salvation or discipleship, which involves cooperation between God and the believer.…
The sermon explores God's enduring love for the Jewish people through an in-depth study of Romans chapter 9, emphasizing that God's love and election are sovereign and not based on works or heritage…
The sermon explores the final week of Jesus' life, emphasizing His victory over sin and death through the crucifixion and resurrection. It highlights key events such as the triumphal entry, the…
The sermon emphasizes Jesus' compassion for the weak and confused, highlighting that He goes to the fainting and scattered sheep rather than waiting for them to come to Him. It stresses the…
Pastor Joe Holder teaches on the theme of mercy as God's way of saving and guiding His children, focusing on Titus 3:1-8. He explains that God's mercy means not giving us the bad things we deserve,…
In this sermon, Joe Holder explores Paul's argument in Romans 10:18-21, emphasizing that God speaks to all His people through faith and creation, not solely through human teachers. He addresses the…
The sermon explores Romans 11:28, emphasizing the distinction between Jews as enemies of the gospel due to unbelief and as beloved for God's election. It critiques contemporary views that ignore this…
The sermon explores the dual aspects of faith as described in Hebrews 11:33-38, highlighting both the victorious and the suffering experiences of biblical figures. It emphasizes that true faith…
The sermon by Joe Holder explains that the Parable of the Ten Virgins in Matthew 25 addresses the impending judgment on Jerusalem within the first century, rather than the final second coming or…
The sermon explores God's self-revelation through Scripture and the incarnation of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the church as the pillar and foundation of truth. It highlights the mystery of godliness,…
The sermon focuses on John the Baptist's message from Luke 3:7-18, highlighting themes of repentance, warning, and practical Christian living. It emphasizes the unique historical context of John's…
The sermon explores the miracles of Jesus feeding the multitudes with limited bread and fish, emphasizing God's power to provide abundantly even in seemingly impossible situations. It warns against…