Josh takes a look at Jeremiah 10 to see if the passage is talking about Christmas Trees or if it is a warning against idols.
Josh digs deep into assurance and security in Christ to encourage the believer and Bible verses that will guide us toward the joy in God.
Josh does a gospel summary with a compilation of supporting verses. Summary starts at: 20:00.
Josh covers 2 Thessalonians chapter 2 continuing his study on the "To the End of the Age" Series Part Two.
Josh covers verses on the Rapture and points to why he thinks there is a "Pre-Tribulation" Rapture. This section of "To the End of the Age" Series will have two parts.
Josh talks about some interesting ways Paul brought the gospel to people. More specifically in Acts 17:16-34 when Paul brings the gospel to those in Athens.
Josh goes over the gift of tongues, it's arguments for and against it, and ultimately breaking down what the Bible says about it.
Josh wraps up, The Mission Series with Part Five: The Mission. Here we look at Luke 4:16-30.
Josh breaks down Part Four: The Oppressed of The Mission Series. Here we look at Luke 6:27-36.
Josh breaks down Part Three: The Captives of The Mission Series. Here we look at John 8:20-47.
Josh kicks off Part 1 of what is expected to be a five part series called, "The Mission Series". Part 1 is called, "The Blind."
On this Election Day Josh covers suffering for Christ's name and then using that mindset shifts to some things to keep in mind on Election Day and the days to follow.
Mark and Josh discuss politics and where the Christians fits in all of it. This isn't to tell you who to vote for, but to give you a perspective how the Christian should approach politics, especially voting.
Mark and Josh speak a little on grace to wrap up last week. Then we proceed to our main topic of the week, Glorification.
Mark and Josh talk about what The Gospel is, what one must do to be saved, and can someone lose their salvation.
Mark and Josh give tools for appropriately limiting our freedom in Christ. Not chaining ourselves to the law, but looking through a lens of SHOULD I do this.