This podcast comes from the pulpit of Trinity Bible Church in Durham, NC. Each episode is a sermon preached to our congregation. We pray the Word may challenge, equip, and encourage you as you walk with Christ and submit to His will.
This sermon was a Prayer Meeting devotional preached at Joe's home church--Morningside Baptist in Greenville, SC (www.morningside.org).
This sermon was preached in the final Worldview Chapel of the semester at Bob Jones University (www.bju.edu).
This sermon was the fifth in a series of five sermons on some Christian basics that is being preached at Joe's home church--Morningside Baptist in Greenville, SC (www.morningside.org).
Joe preached this sermon on Good Friday night 2024 at his home church, Morningside Baptist Church (www.morningside.org).
This sermon was the fourth in a series of five sermons on some Christian basics that is being preached at Joe's home church--Morningside Baptist in Greenville, SC (www.morningside.org).
This sermon was the third in a series of five sermons on some Christian basics that is being preached at Joe's home church--Morningside Baptist in Greenville, SC (www.morningside.org).
Joe preached this message on the chapel platform at Bob Jones University (www.bju.edu).
This sermon was the second in a series of five sermons on some Christian basics that is being preached at Joe's home church--Morningside Baptist in Greenville, SC (www.morningside.org).
This sermon was preached as the opening message of the 2024 Missions Conference at Joe's home church--Morningside Baptist in Greenville, SC (www.morningside.org).
This sermon was preached the Prayer Meeting before Missions Conference at Joe's home church--Morningside Baptist in Greenville, SC (www.morningside.org).
This sermon was the first in a series of five sermons on some Christian basics that is to be preached at Joe's home church--Morningside Baptist in Greenville, SC (www.morningside.org).
On Sunday, January 7 Joe helped his home church Morningside Baptist Church in Greenville, SC (www.morningside.org) kick off their new year of worship together by preaching this sermon: "Godly Goals for the New Year" from Deuteronomy 4.
This was the fifth of five messages Joe preached for a Young Adults Retreat hosted by The Anchorage Camp (www.anchoragecamp.org) to kick off the New Year.
This was the fourth of five messages Joe preached for a Young Adults Retreat hosted by The Anchorage Camp (www.anchoragecamp.org) to kick off the New Year.
This was the third of five messages Joe preached for a Young Adults Retreat hosted by The Anchorage Camp (www.anchoragecamp.org) to kick off the New Year.
This was the second of five messages Joe preached for a Young Adults Retreat hosted by The Anchorage Camp (www.anchoragecamp.org) to kick off the New Year.
This was the first of five messages Joe preached for a Young Adults Retreat hosted by The Anchorage Camp (www.anchoragecamp.org) to kick off the New Year.
Joe preached this message on the chapel platform at Bob Jones University (www.bju.edu).
Joe preached this Introduction to Missions for his home church—Morningside Baptist Church (www.morningside.org)—on a Sunday evening last fall.
Joe preached this sermon on the chapel platform at Bob Jones University (www.bju.edu) in March of 2023.
In his final message as the pastor of Trinity, Pastor Joe challenged us once more with key truths that are intended to stabilize our souls in the midst of change.
In this final Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe challenged us to wrestle hard with the absolutely essential reality that the Scriptures are the Word of God to us.
On this Sunday morning, Dr. Steve Pettit (President of Bob Jones University) preached a timely sermon in the TBC pulpit. His ministry of the Word was right on target for the needs of our souls in these days!
In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe challenged us to wrestle hard once more the the glorious sovereignty of our God and let that reality guide, guard, and govern the way we think in times of difficulty, trial, and transition.
In this message, Pastor Joe challenged us with the right way to think about and stabilize our souls in the midst of change.
In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe challenged us to wrestle hard with the way that God corrected Job in the midst of his trial. The sovereign is always worthy of the submission, the honor, the repentance, and the praise of His people...no matter how hard their God-appointed lot in this life turns out to be.
In this fifth message of the New Year, Pastor Joe challenged us to wrestle with the question of what it is that marks us out as the true and recognizable people of Christ. Our Lord was clear that we will be known by our love for one another.
In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe challenged us to consider suffering from a different, more biblical perspective and count the benefits of suffering.
In this fourth message of the New Year, Pastor Joe challenged us with two key questions: (1) When God SPEAKS, do you LISTEN? and (2) When God WORDS, are you SURPRISED? This study was timely for our congregation and fitting for anyone going through times of change, difficulty, and trial.
In this third message of the New Year, Pastor Joe challenged us to: (1) Cherish God's PRESENCE and (2) Treasure God's PERSON. This study of the indisputable centrality of God's presence and person to the core of genuine Christianity reminded us all that Christ Jesus suffered that He might bring us to God.
In this second message of the New Year, Pastor Joe challenged us to: (1) Grasp God's SOVEREIGNTY and (2) Glimpse the SOVEREIGN. This study of the sovereignty of God was rooted in the record of Joseph's story. This biblical doctrine is intended to be an anchor for our souls in the midst of the trials and uncertainties that plague our lives here in this fallen world.
In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe challenged us to intentionally and joyfully submit ourselves to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
In this first message of the New Year, Pastor Joe challenged us to (1) Stand FIRM; (2) Stand TOGETHER; (3) Stand COMMITTED; and (4) Stand WITH CONFIDENCE come what may! God's people are to stand united by Christ and to strive side by side for the faith of the gospel. In light of how hard life has been and will likely continue to be in the coming year, this challenge was a timely word as we start this New Year together.
In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe challenged us to pray specifically and biblically for (and in) the New Year. He offered four Godward-focused, simply-stated, biblically-rooted, intentionally-memorable prayer requests to guide our prayers: (1) Pray for GOD'S WILL (Matt 6:9-10); (2) Pray for GOD'S WORD (Col 4:2-4; 2 Thess 3:2); (3) Pray for GOD'S WORKERS (Matt 9:36-38); and (4) Pray for GOD'S WISDOM (Jam 1:5-8).
Pastor Joe concluded our Christmas series with the fourth and final of these special messages for Christmas. In this next message, he explained that there are three key truths that should inform our thinking concerning Christ's ministry as the Shepherd of our souls (seen in the text of Psalm 23): (1) The Shepherd PROVIDES FOR His own; (2) The Shepherd PROTECTS His own; and (3) The Shepherd LEADS His own.
Pastor Joe continued our Christmas series with the third of four special messages for this Christmas season. In this next message, he explained that there are three personal implications and applications of Christ's coming as King (seen plainly in Isaiah 6): (1) The King deserves your WORSHIP; (2) The King defines your FEAR; and (3) The King demands your OBEDIENCE.
Pastor Joe continued our Christmas series with the second of four special messages for this Christmas season. In this next message, he explained that there are four personal implications and applications of Christ's coming as Immanuel: (1) He came to SUBSTITUTE for us; (2) He came to SYMPATHIZE with us; (3) He came to REPRESENT us; and (4) He came to HELP us.
In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe took up another text in Matthew where our Lord addressed the gracious heart of God in revelation and His own gentle heart toward the weary.
Pastor Joe began a Christmas series with the first of four special messages for this Christmas season. In this introductory message, he explained that the Christmas story is astounding on at least three levels: (1) The HISTORIC level; (2) The HUMAN level; and (3) The THEOLOGICAL level. What a glorious truth it is that: Jesus came to save!
In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe took up another text in Matthew where our Lord addressed the certainty of persecution for those who would be faithful to Him. At the same time, He told His followers not to fear, and He gave us good, solid reasons for confidence in the midst of trials suffered for the sake of His name.
This helpful and challenging message was presented by Caleb Lynch, a long-time friend of Pastor Joe. He walked through a familiar story and challenged us to consider it from a not-so-common perspective.
Pastor Joe preached this special sermon to help prepare our hearts for offering true Thanksgiving to God over the holiday set aside for just this purpose. Psalm 145 calls us to: (1) Give thanks for God's GREATNESS; (2) Give thanks for God's GOODNESS; (3) Give thanks for God's POWER; and (4) Give thanks for God's KINDNESS. What a fitting meditation for this time of year!
In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe preached a sermon that his own soul needed as we enter the rapidly approaching Thanksgiving season. His prayer is that others may benefit and be challenged by these truths as well.
In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe revisited a text in which our Lord makes clear the fact that He "came not to call the righteous, but sinners." And, if we are to be like our Lord, we must love sinners too.
This was the next sermon in our regular Sunday series from Genesis. It was a sermon entitled "Man's Blood" (from Genesis 9:5-6) that called us to wrestle hard with some deep questions about the sanctity of human life. The two big ideas in the text were these... (1) The RECKONING and (2) The REASON.
In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe zeroed in on the final verses of the Sermon on the Mount and reminded us that: (1) HEARING is not OBEYING, and (2) AMAZEMENT is not CONVERSION. In the end, we saw that: We can only work out our on salvation as God works in us both to want and to do what pleases Him.
This was the next sermon in our regular Sunday series from Genesis. It was a sermon entitled "Covenant Pomises" (from Genesis 8:20-9:17) that called us to wrestle with three big ideas... (1) A Striking CONTRAST, (2) A Repeated COMMAND, (3) A Sobering CORRECTIVE, and (4) A Reminder of the COVENANT. At the end of the day, the goal was to encourage us all with the truth that: We serve the sovereign One Who still reigns, Who still remembers, and Who is still keeping every word of every promise He has ever made!
In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe finished his challenge for us to wrestle hard with some of the most misused and abused words in Scripture: "Judge not."
As Pastor Joe was away and in light of the upcoming mid-term elections, Mr. David Barnhart presented a message entitled "Honoring God in a Political World" (from 1 Peter 3:13-17).
In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe challenged us to wrestle hard with some of the most misused and abused words in Scripture: "Judge not."
Pastor Joe preached a special message in light of the Massa's upcoming move to their new place of ministry in Alabama. He reminded us that when God by His Spirit calls, the church willingly and joyfully sends their best.
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