Word of Life Church Podcast

Continuing in his teaching from last week’s message, Pastor Joel Sims reminds us that God responds to faith in His word, and that faith and the prayer of faith are active, not passive!

In Reconciliation, Pastor Joel Sims teaches that to reconcile means to restore harmony to a relationship. God has done this with us in Christ! We, therefore, are called to reconcile with anyone who might have something against us. We are not just called to peace, we are called to be peacemakers!

Pastor Joel encourages us in his message, “I Will Fight”, that we must contend for what the Lord birthed in the earth, through Jesus and through the Holy Spirit in the book of Acts, the same Spirit that we have in us. We must fight the good fight of faith and lay hold of eternal life!

In this Real Talk episode, Pastor Joel Sims breaks down the bridge of legacy—challenging us to consider what we’ve inherited and commit to leave a legacy that is a blessing to the generations that come after us.

In this episode, Poindexter Campus Pastor Robert Berry shares that marriage is not just about physical attraction, but a spiritual connection.

In this episode of Real Talk, Danny Romick encourages listeners that singleness is a season to grow closer to God, reminding us that our relationship with Jesus should come first and that the right relationship will follow when we seek Him wholeheartedly.

Enjoy this reposting of Jen Tringale’s Thursday morning message from Prayer Conference 2023. Referenced by Pastor Joel during this morning’s Wednesday Prayer, we believe this message will help prepare your heart and direct you to what the Lord desires to do in this season.

Enjoy this message from Wednesday Prayer with Pastor Joel Sims, where we dive into the importance of fresh wisdom, fresh direction from the Lord.

In our new series, Real Talk, we will discover God’s Word on real issues. The Bible does not shy away from these topics, and neither will we. We’ll explore what Scripture says about marriage, identity, intimacy, family, relationships with sons and daughters, navigating sexual temptation and sexual identity, and walking through tough seasons—whether in marriage, in family, or as a single person.

In The Last Shall Be First, Pastor Joel Sims teaches from the Gospel of Matthew 19–20, revealing through the parable of the generous landowner that righteousness is not earned by effort but gifted by the goodness of God.