Sound Doctrine on Oneplace.com: Recent Episodes
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A weekday radio program featuring the verse by verse Bible teaching of Pastor Jeff Johnson broadcasted throughout the United States and abroad.
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Will God bring judgment to an individual or a nation? What does that look like? Can it be avoided or remedied? The answer is yes, but only by the gospel. And we’ll hear about it and more on today’s Sound Doctrine with pastor Jeff Johnson.
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Revival, it’s something we recognize is desperately needed in our world today! But what you may not realize is what it takes to bring it about. It’s not something we can drum up on our own. God’s Word brings revival! That’s the emphasis of today’s message from pastor Jeff Johnson, based in Second Chronicles chapter seventeen.
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The Lord promises to bless those who seek Him. But when they don’t, He seeks them! What are His methods? We’re about to find out on today’s Sound Doctrine with pastor Jeff Johnson. We’ll conclude Second Chronicles chapter sixteen today. It’s here we’ve been learning about the backslider, whom God is unable to bless.
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It’s said, Since choices have consequences we’re incentivized to make good ones. We’ll get some help with that on today’s Sound Doctrine with pastor Jeff Johnson. We’re making our way through Second Chronicles. And have come to chapter fifteen which describes good choices that lead to good results.
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Have you ever received a note of encouragement right in the midst of great suffering? A well-spoken word at just the right time can really be helpful. And that’s what we find in the epistle of First Peter. It was written to Christians who were unjustly persecuted, and encountering fiery trials. We can benefit from the letter too, and receive God’s encouragement and instruction for this difficult season of life we’re in. Today on Sound Doctrine pastor Jeff Johnson speaks of a living hope.
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Have you taken one of those DNA tests, in an attempt to discover who you are and where you came from? They’re all the rage these days. Today on Sound Doctrine we’re going to discover who we are in Christ!
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Many today are on a quest to find themselves! Maybe you’ve been on the journey yourself? Today on Sound Doctrine we’re going to reveal who we are, and what we’re to be doing. No this isn’t something pastor Jeff Johnson has drummed up on his own, but rather from the authoritative Word of God. And specifically First Peter chapter two, verses nine and ten.
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Jesus faced rejection when He was on earth, and so will we as His followers. Perhaps we’ll be ridiculed, passed over for a job promotion, or maybe even looked down upon by our own family. Today on Sound Doctrine pastor Jeff Johnson delivers encouraging words from First Peter, which was written to suffering saints. In chapter two Jesus is described as the cornerstone, and we are living stones in a relationship with Him! That means we’re going to face the same kind of rejection He experienced.
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In any building project, a good solid foundation is important! And the same is true for the church. Jesus is that solid rock and foundation for the church and our lives. Question is, are you building on the right foundation? Join us in First Peter chapter two here on Sound Doctrine, as pastor Jeff delivers part one of his message, He is Our Rock.
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When Peter penned his first letter to suffering Christians he made sure to emphasize the importance of the Word of God in their lives. Times of trial are times for growth, and the Bible is what will help us grow. Today on Sound Doctrine we’re about to show you how important it is to your health and growth.
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Typically Christians either believe God elects some for salvation, or that man is responsible and has the freedom to choose to be saved. But is it possible God’s sovereignty and man’s responsibility merge together? While it may seem they’re contradictory could it be they’re actually complimentary to one another! See how the two intersect today on Sound Doctrine as our study of First Peter continues!
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The topic today is our spiritual growth. And there are some hindrances to our growth in Christ that we want you to be aware of. Five of them in fact, and the Lord would tell us to lay them aside.
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Pastor Jeff Johnson is taking us through First Peter, which has a lot to say to suffering saints. In chapter one, verses eight and nine, we discover four things we need to be reminded of when encountering a trial. The first is to love God, then to trust in Him. The third has to do with rejoicing in Him. How is that possible when times are tough? Let’s find out!
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When a trial comes into our lives, it’s common to experience a number of emotions. From fear, to worry, or even anger. And those emotions if we’re not careful can distort our thinking and lead us to wrong decisions. Pastor Jeff Johnson believes there are four things we need to be reminded of, especially during trials.Let’s see what those are as we pay another visit to First Peter chapter one on Sound Doctrine.
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Some of us were hoping when we turned the calendar into 2021 that the temperature gauge on the furnace of affliction would be turned down a bit. But perhaps you’ve noticed, things are still heating up! How is the Christian to handle it all? Today on Sound Doctrine we’ll gain some much needed godly perspective for seasons of suffering.
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As our world is in the middle of great turmoil and many are discouraged and afraid, we can turn to the solid ground of Scripture for hope and encouragement! When times are tough, the book of First Peter is a good place to turn. And that’s where we’re headed today and in the coming weeks on Sound Doctrine. Pastor Jeff Johnson is going to show us how to live the Christian life in the context of suffering.
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Who doesn’t love a story or movie that ends with the person or couple living happily ever after. But maybe you’re wondering is that possible in real life? Is that just a pipe dream? Let’s see what the Song of Solomon has to say about that on Sound Doctrine.
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What would you say you’re seeking today friend? Fame or fortune? If so that will leave you empty and frustrated. But if you seek the Lord that’s another story.He’s the way, the truth and the life and will set you free. That comes to our attention as we turn to the Song of Solomon chapter six, today on Sound Doctrine.