Daily Truth

The character of God is an unchanging standard for morality. In this clip Pastor Joel references how fickle morality appears to be in our culture today due to the fact that humanity has inserted itself in the place of God as the standard for what is right and wrong.

There are some in Christianity who may be tempted to believe that work came about as a result of the curse of sin. However, man was always intended by God to work and to work hard. Watch this clip in order to better understand the value of meaningful work.

The Scripture places a large emphasis on the need for men to work hard. Unfortunately, due to modern convenience and entitlement, many men have been deceived into thinking that work is unimportant. In some cases, this results in not only apathy but depression and anxiety.

There are many in the Church today who attempt to write off mass portions of Scripture as primitive, cultural constructs no longer relevant today. However, although some portions of Scripture may contain a cultural component, the vast majority of Scripture still applies to our lives regardless of how unpopular it may be.

“I don’t want man’s interpretation of Scripture, just give me the pure unadulterated Bible.” Ever heard something like this? Statements like this may sound spiritual, but they actually reveal ignorance at best and arrogance at worst.

Our culture mocks God’s Word and places itself in the seat of judgment. However, no man has the right to judge God’s Word, rather, God’s Word will judge every man.

Our God is not a God of chaos, but a God order. Even in the first chapter of Genesis we see the infinite wisdom of God as he meticulously orders his creation.

The Holy Spirit is the same yesterday, today, and forever. His ministry has remained constant throughout the ages. Watch this episode to find out what one key element of the Holy Spirit’s ministry is.

In this clip, Pastor Joel uses Hebrews 11:3 to dismantle the atheistic worldview, and encourage Christians in their faith.

In this episode, Pastor Joel teaches us that the storms of life are not what we should fear. Rather, we should only fear the One who has the power to still the wind and waves.