Pastor Joe Holder teaches from Colossians 3:15-17 about the biblical principles of worship in the New Testament church. He emphasizes that Scripture provides clear guidance on worship and lifestyle,…
The sermon explores Jesus' teaching in Mark 9 about humility, peace, and the dangers of striving for personal supremacy among believers. It emphasizes the symbolic meaning of salt as peace and unity…
The sermon explores Luke 4:14-21, focusing on Jesus' reading from Isaiah 61 and the proclamation of the gospel as good news to the poor, brokenhearted, captives, blind, and bruised. It emphasizes the…
The sermon explores the biblical significance of the Sabbath, emphasizing its origin in God's creation as a day of rest and sanctification. It highlights the Sabbath's role in Israel's history,…
The sermon explores the biblical principles of giving, emphasizing that giving should come from a willing, cheerful, and faith-filled heart rather than obligation. It traces the history of tithing…
The sermon explores the blessings of God as revealed through scripture, emphasizing the spiritual blessings believers receive through Christ, including adoption and hope through resurrection. It…
The sermon explores the life of Lot, emphasizing his righteousness despite poor decisions and worldly influences. It highlights Lot's close relationship with Abraham, God's promises to Abraham, and…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of redemption, emphasizing that God sent redemption to His people through the blood of Jesus Christ as a ransom price for their deliverance. It highlights the…
The sermon explores the Book of Ruth, emphasizing God's sovereignty, providence, and redemption. It highlights Ruth's faith and steadfastness, Boaz as a Christ figure and near kinsman redeemer, and…
The sermon explores God's sovereign control over nature, particularly the wind, illustrating His power through biblical events such as the Flood, the plagues of Egypt, the parting of the Red Sea, and…
The sermon explores the story from 2 Kings 6-7, focusing on the siege of Samaria by the Syrian king Ben-Hadad and the prophet Elisha's role during a great famine. It highlights the ungratefulness of…
The sermon explores God's sovereign control over nature and history, emphasizing that God uses weather and events for correction, mercy, and to bless or judge nations. It references biblical examples…