Daily Truth

The Bible teaches that God is slow to anger and patient toward the wicked, but how should we interpret this patience?

None of us are promised tomorrow. We will all eventually have to stand before the Holy God and give an account for our lives. Our God will judge both the living and the dead, and he has only provided one means of escape from this judgement.

The fear of man is a sin that is running rampant in the pulpits of our churches today. Pastors often care more about the glory that comes from men, than the glory that comes from God. American pastors frequently sound more like public relations experts than prophets!

Romans 2:4 says, “God’s kindness is meant to lead you to repentance.” Many professing Christians have used this verse out of context in order to criticize other Christians for being bold and courageous. When a Christian is willing to stand up for Christ by calling out sin, you can be sure that there will be countless professing Christians wrongfully using this verse in an attempt to silence them.

In this sermon clip Pastor Joel clearly explains one of the most misunderstood concepts in the Bible: Judgement. Many Christians believe it is always a sin to judge, but is this view actually biblical?

Most of us would probably say it is always a sin to mock others. However, in the earthly ministry of Christ we see him frequently utilizing satire and other forms of strong language in order to address his opposition. If we are truly called to imitate Christ, should we seek to imitate this aspect of Christ’s ministry as well?

The Ark of Noah was a type of Christ. There is much that we can learn about the gospel by looking at the life and ministry of Noah.

In this episode, Pastor Joel explains 3 purposes for God’s Law, and what happens when a nation chooses to reject biblical standards of justice.

Death is not our friend. Death is an enemy of Christ. It represents the just judgement of God for sin, and serves as a reminder that each of us should posses an urgency to be made right with God.

The Bible teaches that our children are a precious blessing from the Lord. However, we live in a day when children are under attack. As godly parents how can we love and protect them well?