The sermon explores Jesus' preparation of His disciples for His suffering, death, and resurrection, emphasizing the contrast between human nature and God's kingdom values. Despite repeated teachings,…
The sermon emphasizes the Christian's identity as heavenly citizens whose conduct should honor the gospel of Christ. It highlights the importance of living in unity, standing firm in faith despite…
The sermon explores the kingdom of God from both a practical discipleship perspective and its eternal dimension, emphasizing that entrance into the kingdom is both an active pressing by individuals…
Pastor Joe Holder teaches from John 5:1-23 about Jesus healing on the Sabbath and the theological implications of His work and identity. He emphasizes Jesus' claim of equality with God the Father,…
Joe Holder examines 1 Corinthians 15:29 and argues it does not teach surrogate baptism, but rather points to Jesus' atoning death. He emphasizes that New Testament baptism is a selfless act of faith…
The sermon addresses common misconceptions about the Second Coming, emphasizing it as a day of joy and fulfillment for believers rather than fear. Using Matthew 25:31-46, the speaker explains the…
The sermon addresses misconceptions about the Second Coming of Christ, emphasizing the biblical truth of one return and one resurrection for all believers, both living and dead. It highlights Paul's…
The sermon emphasizes the inspired nature of Scripture and its purpose for guiding believers in righteousness. It challenges the notion of an intermediate state for the dead, affirming that souls go…
The sermon emphasizes the power and effectiveness of fervent prayer, highlighting James 5:16-18 which teaches that the prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective. Using Elijah as an…
The sermon explores the Old Testament name of God, "The Lord Our Righteousness," as given by the prophet Jeremiah, emphasizing the righteousness of Jesus Christ as the foundation for believers'…
The sermon explores the life and character of Balaam, emphasizing his recognition of God's sovereignty and his request to "die the death of the righteous." It contrasts the unrighteous nature of man…
The sermon explains the dual nature of Jesus Christ as both Son of God and Son of Man, emphasizing His role in the final judgment where He will separate the righteous (sheep) from the unrighteous…