Daily Truth

Did you know that Adam and Eve in some ways are the original Romeo and Juliet? When a culture departs from God, romanticism almost always is selected as the alternative obsession. In this episode Pastor Joel reveals the serious danger of this reality.

In this episode Pastor Joel clearly explains the relationship between saving faith and good works. In just over a minute the heart of the gospel is placed prominently on display.

The principle of male headship and female submission is timeless because the Bible does not support this principle by referencing cultural norms of the day, but by referencing God’s perfect design in creation. Christians are not called accommodate culture, but to engage culture with the truth of God’s Word.

The fruit of obedience to Christ will vary for each Christian depending on what station of life God has sovereignly placed them in. In this episode Pastor Joel uses 1 Timothy 2:15 to explain this concept and particularly how it relates to Christian women.

The Church is the most powerful offensive weapon on earth. God has not simply called his people to defend the faith, but to actively push back against the powers of darkness.

As we continue to pursue personal holiness there will always be a danger of become legalistic. So how can we run after Christ with everything we have and carefully avoid legalism at the same time.

What makes for a good sermon? In this episode Pastor Joel reveals 3 key ingredients for faithful preaching.

The Scripture commands that we show honor to our spiritual leaders. In this episode Pastor Joel uses a quote from the Puritan Thomas Watson to reveal two simple ways that each of us can honor our leaders in the church.

Protestant Christianity has differed from Roman Catholicism in several ways. One of those ways is its esteeming of the “priesthood of all believers.” However, although the leaders of a church do not posses any special claim to revelation from God, the Scripture still demands that the members of a church show their leaders honor. (Hebrews 13:17-18)

Men and women are called to complement one another not compete with one another, however in order to complement one another we must affirm that there is a distinction between men and women. If men and women are exactly the same it is impossible to complement each other.