The true Christian Faith is a historical faith. It all begins with actual events which God performed in human history. What we believe about these historical events is Christian Doctrine. And how we live in light of what we believe is Christian Character.
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The Christian Faith
The true Christian Faith is a historical faith. It all begins with actual events which God performed in human history. What we believe about these historical events is Christian Doctrine. And how we live in light of what we believe is Christian Character.
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The Pillar and Buttress of the Truth
This week Pastor Joel Webbon teaches on 1 Timothy 3:14-16. His focus was on the mission of the church, which is to present the truth of the person and work of Jesus Christ.
Deacons Part 2
This week Pastor Joel Webbon continues his teaching on 1 Timothy 3:8-13. His focus was on the qualifications of Deacons and the type of man required by Scripture to fill this office.
The Love of Money
The Bible never condemns wealth. Money is not the root of all kinds of evil, “the love of money” is the root of all kinds of evil. So how should Christians view money?
Deacons Part 1
This week Pastor Joel Webbon teaches on 1 Timothy 3:8-13. His focus was on the duty of Deacons and why the church so desperately needs more godly men to fill this office.
The Importance of a Good Reputation
Jesus said that if we are truly his disciples the world would hate us. However, the Bible also says that Christians should strive to have a good reputation with outsiders. So how do we reconcile these two things?
A Word About Parenting
The Scripture is clear that God is sovereign in salvation. However, Scripture is also clear about the positive effects of Godly parenting. So how do we resolve the relationship that exists between God’s sovereign election and a parent’s duty to train up their child in the way they should go.
Servant Leadership
What does it mean for someone to be a “servant-leader?” Is servant-leadership actually a good thing? What does the Bible say about this?
Understanding Biblical Gentleness
In today’s Evangelical Church, “niceness” is esteemed as one of the greatest virtues. In light of this, there are several misunderstandings about what it means to be truly gentle.
Getting to the Root of Anger Part Two
In this sermon clip Pastor Joel further addresses the relationship between our anger and what we love.