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Joel Owen is the Lead Pastor, Grace Fellowship Church In Kingsport, TN. He has been a part of Relational Discipleship Network (RDN) for 11 years and has been Mentoring other lead pastors in discipleship equipping for 8 years. Trinity church has been...
Romans 5 explains the new life we have in Jesus—bringing peace, hope, and reconciliation with God—made possible through Christ overcoming the sin and death that entered the world through Adam.
God’s righteousness is given to all who believe in Him, making us His heirs and calling us to live with strong, hopeful faith in His promises.
God’s righteousness is a free gift to humanity, which cannot be earned through works or religious law.
God is the perfectly impartial Judge of every person, yet through Jesus Christ He graciously provides righteousness by faith because no one can earn salvation on their own. He has given everyone a conscience and offers the Holy Spirit to transform...
The sermon teaches that the root cause of humanity's brokenness is rejecting God, which leads to distorted thinking, moral confusion, and sinful behavior, while true life is found in worshiping God and living according to His truth. Believers are...
Through the book of Romans, Paul teaches that true life is found only through faith in Jesus Christ, whose death and resurrection provide the free gift of God's righteousness and victory over sin and death. Because the gospel transforms lives...
God's Word shaped the founding principles of the United States by affirming that government is established by God to promote justice, reward good, and restrain evil.Believers are challenged to pursue true freedom by living under God's truth...
The Gospel is for everyone, so we should prayerfully recognize open doors, share our testimony, and join Jesus in the harvest He has prepared.
As followers of Jesus, we are called to serve others with humility and love, knowing that in God’s kingdom true greatness is found in willingly meeting the needs of others as Jesus did.
God calls us to reflect His mercy, practice intentional hospitality, and expand our relationships beyond our usual circles in order to make disciples and demonstrate the love of Christ.
Through the account of Bartimaeus, the message challenges believers to follow Christ’s example by being present, showing mercy, listening well, and helping others feel valued, heard, and loved as a reflection of the mercy God has shown us through Jesus.
Believers are called to devote themselves to prayer with watchful thanksgiving, asking God to open doors for the Gospel and to help them proclaim the mystery of Christ clearly and faithfully.
Doug spoke of the founding fathers faith in God while creating the democracy.
Because sin brought death into the world, Jesus conquered death through His own death and resurrection, and believers can live with confidence that death will ultimately be defeated forever through Him.
Psalm 142 teaches that even when we feel abandoned and overwhelmed, we can find hope by trusting God’s constant presence, honestly expressing our pain, practicing gratitude for His care, and gathering with other believers for support and encouragement.
The Book of Habakkuk records the prophet’s honest struggle with God over injustice, questioning why evil seems to prosper while God appears silent. God responds by assuring that He will judge wrongdoing in His time and calls His people to trust Him...
The Bible teaches that overcoming financial anxiety comes from reorienting your heart toward God rather than money, trusting in His faithful provision, and replacing worry with actively seeking His kingdom first.
The church is a place for the broken and imperfect seeking spiritual healing and grace, rather than a gallery for the righteous.
Believers are called to stand firm, pursue unity, rejoice with gentleness, find peace through prayer, and live out godly thoughts and actions to experience God’s presence.
The darkness, Jesus’ final cry, the torn temple curtain, and the centurion’s confession all reveal that through His death, Jesus bore the sins of humanity once for all and opened the way to God.
Jesus is the humble King who is fully in charge, worthy of worship, and joyfully welcomed as Savior.
Following Jesus calls for steadfast determination, humble recognition of our unworthiness, trust in His sacrificial ransom, and a faith that begins by seeking His mercy.
In Gospel of Mark 9–10, great followers of Jesus serve others humbly, pursue unity among God’s people, take sin seriously, remain faithful in marriage, and trust God with a simple, childlike faith.
To fully follow Jesus, we must recognize who He truly is, understand His mission through suffering and redemption, embrace His radical call to sacrificial discipleship, and rely on the power of prayer in the spiritual battles we face.
