Holy Joys Sermons

Johnathan Arnold continues his series on being "Servants Together for the Gospel," a sermon series on Paul's Letter to the Philippians. Christlike servants genuinely care about and gladly sacrifice for the things that Jesus cares about. Excerpt: Paul has just come down from the glory-filled mountain of the Christ hymn, and on his way down, he has exhorted the Philippians with shinin...

Johnathan Arnold introduces the story of the Old Testament and traces its fulfillment to Jesus Christ. The better we understand the OT, the better we will understand Jesus and the gospel. Support the show

Part 2 of a sermon series on Philemon, preached by David Fry on February 6, 2022. Support the show

Johnathan Arnold preaches a Mother's Day sermon on why all orthodox Christians confess that Mary is the Mother of God. See also: https://holyjoys.org/mary-mother-of-god/ Support the show

A sermon on Philemon, preached by David Fry on January 23, 2022. Support the show

Johnathan Arnold preaches a homily on Thomas, commonly called "Doubting Thomas." Support the show

Johnathan Arnold preaches on the resurrection of the dead from 1 Corinthians 15:12–28 to a congregation that recently faced several deaths. The resurrection of Christ guarantees the resurrection of the dead—that at the end of the age, the bodies of all the dead will be raised from their graves. This sermon, "Resurrected Christ Means Resurrected Bodies," will be followed by a second sermo...

Johnathan Arnold preaches an Easter sermon on 1 Peter 3:18–22. The sermon manuscript is available at holyjoys.org. Support the show

Johnathan Arnold preaches a Palm Sunday sermon on Zechariah 9:9–13. Topics include: The triumphal entry Palm Sunday Passover Exile and exodus Blood of the covenant The kingdom of God Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, Easter Sunday The descent to the dead The conquering of death and Hades The unending kingdom Peace Support the show

David Fry continues a series on the death of Christ. Support the show

David Fry preaches a sermon on the death of Christ for our sins: "Christ died for our sins in accordance with the Scriptures" (1 Corinthians 15:3). Support the show

Johnathan Arnold continues a series on Philippians titled "Servants Together for the Gospel." The only way to maintain gospel unity in the church is to set aside our selfishness and pride by following Jesus’s example of servanthood and humility. The church is called to gospel unity. Gospel unity is hindered by selfishness and pride. The only way to maintain gospel unity is to follow Jesu...

Travis Johnson preaches on Psalm 119:33–40 and being taught by God through his word. Support the show

Johnathan Arnold continues a series on Philippians titled "Servants Together for the Gospel." A life worthy of the gospel is spent working and suffering together with the body of Christ for the sake of the gospel. Support the show

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Johnathan Arnold continues a series on Philippians titled "Servants Together for the Gospel." Be so radically devoted to Jesus that the uncertainty of life is swallowed up in the certainty that Christ will be honored by your service, come what may. For the radically devoted servant of Christ, life is about serving Jesus, and death is about seeing him. Support the show

Travis Johnson continues his sermon series on Psalms 22, 23, and 24 by looking at Psalm 23 in light of Jesus the Good Shepherd. Support the show

Johnathan Arnold continues a series on Philippians titled "Servants Together for the Gospel." The gospel often advances through unlikely circumstances and people. Support the show

Johnathan Arnold continues a series on Philippians titled "Servants Together for the Gospel." God will complete the work which he begins in his people, making us fully committed to the cause of the gospel and helping us to live out the gospel in our lives. Support the show

Johnathan Arnold introduces a sermon series on the book of Philippians by looking at Philippians 1:1–2 and the backstory in Acts 16. The founding of the Philippian church is a testimony to the fact that God’s power and providence work through his servants, enabling us to do what we could never do on our own. Support the show

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