The sermon reflects on the story of a man who lived a good life but ultimately failed to meet God's perfect standard, emphasizing that earthly success or goodness does not guarantee eternal life. It…
The sermon explores the question of how one can know they have eternal life, emphasizing that eternal life is a gift from God, not earned by good works or human effort. It explains the five phases of…
The sermon reflects on the struggle of a preacher who cannot reconcile how a close friend, seemingly good yet lacking certain religious steps, could be in hell or how to get him to heaven. It…
The sermon addresses the question of how one can know if they are saved and going to heaven. It emphasizes that salvation is entirely by God's grace, not by human effort or faith alone, and that…
The sermon explores the nature and works of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing His equality with the Father and the Son as part of the Trinity. It highlights the Holy Spirit's role in giving spiritual…
The sermon reflects on the letter to the church in Ephesus from Revelation chapters 2 and 3, emphasizing the themes of knowing one's works, the call to repent, and the importance of maintaining one's…
Pastor Joe Holder reflects on the challenges faced during difficult seasons, using the biblical story of the fiery serpents in Numbers 21 to illustrate how discouragement can lead to sin and…
Pastor Joe Holder teaches that salvation is entirely the work of God, with believers already possessing eternal life through faith. He emphasizes the unity and equality of the Father and the Son in…
The sermon explores the biblical account of the brazen serpent in Numbers 21 as a symbol of God's healing and mercy in response to the Israelites' sin of complaining. It emphasizes that the serpent…
The sermon emphasizes the distinction between human sayings and the authoritative words of Jesus Christ, urging believers to adhere strictly to biblical truth rather than popular but unbiblical…
The sermon emphasizes the significance of the word "must" in Scripture, particularly in the context of salvation, worship, and God's providence. It highlights the necessity of being born again,…
The sermon explores the biblical meaning of the word 'perish,' emphasizing that God is longsuffering and not willing that any of His elect should perish but that all should come to repentance. It…