Jojo Agot Sermon Podcast

It takes crazy faith to do what is right especially when doing the right thing might lead to death.

How the Exodus points us to Jesus.

The Bible claims that the salvation of the elect is secure in Christ. But if God’s election is sure, why is Israel cutoff? If God’s grace is enough, why did it seem to run out on Israel? This question is important because if God abandoned his promise to Israel, he might abandon you too. The issue of Romans 9-11 is not the fate of Israel but the trustworthiness of the Word of God. Can God’s promises be trusted?

Have you ever been disappointed with God? Philip Yancey says our disappointments with God boil down to three accusations: (1) God is not fair; (2) God is hidden and we don’t feel his presence; and (3) God is silent—he does not answer prayers. In this episode of Short Clips, let’s go over these accusations and find out how to deal with disappointment using Romans 8.

Here I talked about Brian J. Tabb’s article at Themelios Magazine entitled “Theological Reflections on the Pandemic.” The pandemic smashed what can be broken so that what cannot be broken remains. It removed the removable so that we will hold on to the unshakable foundation of Christ.

You are my hiding place;

you will protect me from trouble

and surround me with songs of deliverance. ~ Psalms 32:7 (NIV)

Take inventory of your body parts, from head to toe, and ask the question: "Is this body part being used to do something unrighteous?” Here's the trick: do not skip the private parts because chances are, those are the parts that are most compromised.

For context, entire sermon here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfmOVHyC18c

Hello everyone, thank you for tuning in. My name is Jojo Agot and I’m your host for these short podcasts about Christianity, the Bible, and how they intersect with culture and our personal lives. Tune in every week and don’t forget to subscribe. Thank you!