This week Pastor Joel Webbon teaches on Romans 1:8-15. His focus was on three key characteristics of a true saint: 1) Saints rejoice in the spread of the gospel, 2) Saints devote themselves to fervent and humble prayer, and 3) Saints long to be with other saints.
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Longing to See the Saints
This week Pastor Joel Webbon teaches on Romans 1:8-15. His focus was on three key characteristics of a true saint: 1) Saints rejoice in the spread of the gospel, 2) Saints devote themselves to fervent and humble prayer, and 3) Saints long to be with other saints.
All Content in Loving the Saints:
Why is it Often Easier to Criticize Than Encourage?
When we offer criticism we express that something is lacking and requires our contribution. However, when we offer encouragement we acknowledge that success is present apart from our contribution. This often requires a great deal more humility.
What is wholesome speech according to the Bible?
Are there certain words that Christians should never use? Or, is our speech merely evaluated by its effects and our motives? In other words, what is wholesome speech according to the Bible?
How does the Bible define love?
Our culture seems to have an endless amount of definitions for love. But how does the Bible define love?
What is the Church’s Role in Caring for The Poor?
What is the church’s role in caring for the poor?
How Can a Person Be Both Rich & Righteous?
Riches in this life may bring profit now, but they will not profit in “the day of wrath.” In fact, riches in this life are often a pitfall to living a righteous life. So how can a person be both rich and righteous at the same time?
Was Jesus Always Gentle?
I recognize that gentleness is a fruit of the Spirit that every Christian should possess. However, how do I reconcile gentleness with Jesus who fashioned a whip to drive the money changers out of the temple?
Should a Christian Drink Alcohol?
What does the Bible really teach about alcohol? Should a Christian drink?
Everybody Love Everybody!
In this episode, Pastor Joel exegetes Romans 14 (you read that correctly, Romans 14, not Romans 13), and makes a pastoral plea for charity and unity. He also takes a few moments to apologize for moments where he was perhaps too intense in previous episodes.
Love Your Neighbor As Yourself
In our self-centered culture, we are assured that in order to grow in love for others we must first learn to grow in love for ourselves. This may sound biblical, but there is one massive flaw.