Joel C McReynolds

Embark on a journey through Isaiah, a microcosm of the Bible, as we explore its parallels to God's redemptive plan. In this episode, we dive into Isaiah 40, a turning point from judgment to hope, and unravel its timeless message of comfort and redemption. Listen to discover how Isaiah's narrative brings enduring hope to both ancient Judah and contemporary hearts.

Herod Antipas was not a righteous man, but he was exposed to the gospel. Bro. Joel shows his descent as he dies from the inside out in this week's sermon.

Explore 2 Timothy 1:1-12 with us as we uncover the keys to leaving a lasting legacy of faith. Join for practical insights, spiritual wisdom, and inspiration to build a heritage that echoes through generations. #LegacyOfFaith #BiblicalWisdom

Dive into a Bro. Joel's sermon from the Chandler Ministerial Alliance Community Thanksgiving Service, exploring gratitude in challenging times. Drawing from Habakkuk 3:17-19 and the struggles of the Separatist Pilgrims in the New World, this message emphasizes trust in God, reminding us that even in difficulties, He remains our source of strength and hope.

For Veterans Day, Pastor Joel started thinking about the phrase "God bless America." But why should God bless America? Pastor traces Jeremiah 2 as Israel turned from God and compares that with the path of the USA in this sermon.

Dive into the imperfect yet inspiring journeys of biblical heroes like Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, David, and Samuel in Pastor Joel's latest sermon. Explore the intersection of flawed faith and perfect hope, challenging you to reflect on your own journey with Christ.

In this episode, explore Moses' powerful story of faith and the challenge of managing anger. Delve into foundational faith, controlling anger, and the symbolic significance of the rock. Discover valuable insights on mercy, grace, and the power of faith. Join us for a transformative reflection on faith and fury in our lives.

Listen to our third message in our "Flawed" series from Hebrews 11 as we look at the story of transformation in the life of the patriarch Jacob.

Pastor Joel continues our "Flawed: Heroes of the Faith" sermon series this week with 'DIY Faith.' Discover the dangers of relying on our own efforts rather than trusting in God's promises. Through the story of Abraham and Sarah, we learn valuable lessons about patience, doubt, and the triumph of God's unwavering faithfulness. Listen to this message that encourages us to wholeheartedly trust in Jes...

In this powerful message, Pastor Joel C. McReynolds delves into Hebrews 11:1-3, unveiling the profound meaning of faith as a trust that goes beyond what our eyes can see. Discover how the heroes of the Old Testament, though flawed, exhibited unwavering faith in God. Through their stories, find inspiration to embrace your own imperfections and step out boldly in faith. Join us for a transformative...

In the final sermon in our "Bloodlines" series, Joel McReynolds walks us through the implications of Matthew's genealogy as it echoes throughout the First Gospel.

In this sermon, we delve into the concept of exile, exploring its resonance in both ancient history and our contemporary lives. From the Babylonian exile of the Israelites to the universal longing for restoration, this message offers insights into the human condition. Listen as we uncover how Jesus's mission transcends boundaries and offers a way back home.

In the fourth sermon in our "Bloodlines" series, Bro. Joel examines the four women presented in Jesus's genealogy in Matthew 1: Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba. Hear their stories and discover their common bond in "Dubious."

Dive into our latest sermon, where we uncover the powerful connection between Jesus and the great patriarch Abraham. Matthew's Gospel beautifully weaves together the promise of the Old Testament and the birth of Christ, revealing Jesus as the long-awaited Messiah—the true Son of the Promise in Matthew 1:1.

Matthew describes Jesus as the Son of David. Pastor Joel examines this claim and its implications in the second sermon in our "Bloodlines" series.

Matthew begins his Gospel (and the New Testament) with a definitive claim: Jesus is the Messiah! Pastor Joel begins our "Bloodlines" series by examining this first claim in Matthew 1:1.

Through the short personal letter of 3 John, we find an application of truth for the church today. Bro. Joel examines this text to bring out these applications for individual Christians and for the local church.

Listen to this powerful VBS wrap-up sermon by Pastor Joel McReynolds, as we reflect on our VBS adventure, "Twist and Turns." In this message, Pastor Joel takes us on a journey through the profound words of Psalm 25:4-7.

In the final section of Psalm 46, Joel examines the imagery of God the psalmist uses.

In Psalm 95:4-7, God is shown as both the believer's defense and deliverance. Joel examines this passage in the second sermon in "A Mighty Fortress is Our God," a 3-part sermon series.

Joel examines the first section of Psalm 46 in this sermon preached at Chandler Southern Baptist Church.

The children at Chandler Southern studied how to thrive by studying the fruit of the Spirit at camp. Joel examines this passage and shares how you can also thrive only by the power of the Spirit. Join us at Chandler Southern Baptist Church on Sundays @ 11 am. 1002 E 15th St, Chandler, OK 74834.

The final parable in Luke 15 is the famous story of the Prodigal. But who is genuinely the prodigal in this story? Joel examines this passage in its context in the final sermon in "The Lost Parables of Jesus" at Chandler Southern Baptist Church 1002 E 15th St, Chandler, OK 74834. Join us Sundays at 11 am!

In Luke 15, Jesus told a story about a woman that lost a precious coin. Joel examines this text and explains how it applies to the modern-day church. This was presented at Chandler Southern Baptist Church, located at 1002 E 15th St, Chandler, OK 74834. Join us on Sundays at 11 am!

In the first parable of Luke 15, Jesus tells of a lost sheep and compares that to God. Joel McReynolds shares this text in the first of the "Lost" Parables of Jesus at Chandler Southern Baptist Church.