Joel C McReynolds

How does the risen Lord affect every area of your life, including your marriage? In 1 Peter 3:1-11, the apostle answers this question, and Bro. Joel McReynolds walks us through understanding this passage in this sermon.

It's Easter Sunday! As we celebrate the resurrection of Christ, Bro. Joel McReynolds takes us through the Christ Hymn of Philippians 2:5-11 to remind us that Jesus has received the name above every other name.

In this episode, pastor Joel McReynolds delves into 1 Peter 2:1-10, uncovering the profound impact of embracing the Gospel's good news. From John Krasinski's "Some Good News" to the timeless message of hope found in Scripture, explore how sharing and receiving good news can ignite transformation and bring light to a weary world.

In this week's installment of our "Living Hope" series, join Pastor Joel McReynolds as he delves into the transformative truth found in 1 Peter, revealing how only by fearing the Lord properly can we boldly embrace our future with unwavering assurance.

As we begin our "Living Hope" series on 1 Peter, Bro. Joel examines the first twelve verses by reminding us because of the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, you can have a hope that never dies.

In the final sermon of our Fresh Faith, Bro. Joel McReynolds examines Malachi 4 regarding the Coming Day of God's judgment and believers' vindication.

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As the Jews returned from exile, the question arose, "Why serve God?" This is a question everyone must answer. Bro. Joel brings some answers from Malachi 3:13-18 in the penultimate message in our "Fresh Faith" series.

Israel claimed that God had changed, but He hadn't. Neither had Israel. They were still sinning and offering improper worship to God. Something needed to change. Bro. Joel examines Malachi 3:6-12 in this sermon and challenges us to allow God to change us in this message in our "Fresh Faith" series.

Fire has long symbolized judgment, and Malachi writes of God's burning justice in Malachi 2:17-3:5. Bro Joel shows that God's justice removes impurities from the repentant but condemns the impenitent in this continuation of "Fresh Faith," our series through Malachi.

Israel ignored God's commands regarding intermarriage and divorce, provoking the Lord's anger. Bro. Joel covers these issues in the fourth sermon in our "Fresh Faith" series through the study of Malachi 2:10-16.