Daily Truth

January marked 48 years since Roe vs Wade. We as a nation have killed more than 60 million babies. In light of this, watch this sermon clip from Pastor Joel as he speaks to the intrinsic dignity of all human beings from the moment of conception.

Recently our nation remembers the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Although there were aspects of MLK's life and doctrine that we do not approve of, he remains a shining example of God's common grace displayed through a passionate plea for justice. In light of this, watch this sermon clip from Pastor Joel as he speaks to the global majesty of our God displayed through every tribe, tongue, and nation!

If salvation comes freely by grace, rather than be our works, then why did Jesus speak in Luke 14:26-33 of the cost of being his disciple?

When did the Law of God first come into existence? Why were men held responsible for their sins of murder, theft, lying, and etc. before the time of Moses if the Law did not appear until it was written on tablets of stone at Mount Sinai?

Satan reigns by death, and death reigns by sin through Adam. In contrast, God rules by life, and life rules by righteousness through Jesus Christ.

Is it possible to be guilty of sin at the level of our thoughts and emotions? Or are we only truly guilty when we give into temptation at the level of our words and actions? In other words, can people commit sin merely in their desires? Pastor Joel provides the answer in this powerful sermon clip!

In Pastor Joel's last sermon to his church in San Diego, he urges them to choose LIFE by choosing CHRIST!

According to Scripture, one man’s disobedience caused the whole human race to be plunged into sin and death. But doesn’t this seem a bit unfair? Why does God choose to penalize everyone for Adam’s sin?

“Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places.” Ephesians‬ ‭1:3‬

If you do not have Christ as your Savior, you do not have God as your Father.