The Expositor's Podcast with Dr. Joel Dover

Pastor Joel will teach his Easter Message. Special music from our worship team and kids choir.

Pastor Joel will take us through the first four verses of 1 Timothy chapter 4 and teach us about that there is a falling away of the faith that will come in the last days.

Pastor Joel will teach us about qualifications for bishops and elders within the church.

Pastor Brennan Aschleman from CC Northeast Columbia with bring the message today from God's Word.

Pastor Joel will teach us about leadership roles in the church. Paul was clear that the roles of Bishop/Pastor and Elder are restricted to Biblically qualified men.

As Timothy confronted false teachers in Ephesus and pressed back to preserve the authentic gospel against legalistic agendas, Paul encouraged him to pray for all men, and to keep preaching the gospel.

It was important for Timothy to hold the line on real gospel doctrine in Ephesus. Paul writes to show his own transition from legalism to grace in Christ...which serves as a pattern for the Ephesian believers. They should not revert to legalism, but should be moving towards a rest in grace.

Pastor Joel begins a new series this week in the Pastoral Epistles. In our reading today, we'll see that Timothy was charged with keeping the doctrine of the Ephesian church gospel centered. Often, well meaning people can revert to a legalistic version of Christianity that leaves behind the gospel. It is important for believers to serve the Lord because of grace, and not to get into God's good gra...

As we prepare for the new year, Pastor Joel will talk to us about resolutions form the parable of the prodigal son. A resolution is simply a decision, based upon an analysis, that leads us to an improvement.

Pastor Joel will speak about interpreting Bible Prophecy by looking at five principles of Bible study. We'll have fun looking at it from a new perspective.

In this final message in Job, we'll see God's perfect restoration of Job. His suffering comes to and end, and God used it to take Job to a deeper place in his walk of faith.

After fielding awful advice from his four friends, Job finally hears directly from God. The Lord affirms Job's theology and reveals himself to Job in tremendous and new ways.

Elihu is the fourth friend who came with the rest to console Job. He is young, and had deferred his comments to his elders until now. Finally, he can't stand it and shares his own opinions about Job's awful predicaments. Join us as we learn more about their wonky theology of suffering, and as we see the example of someone who meant well, but whose advice was way off base.

After receiving poor council from friends, whose understanding was that Jobs suffering was an indication of his sins, Job speaks his defense. He tells his friends that if he had committed sins, that he would gladly receive the chastisement of God with understanding. Nonetheless, Job reminds us that we may not always understand why we're going through troubled times. When we don't understand why, w...

In this third conversation cycle between Job and his friends, we'll continue to see misconceptions about human suffering, and Jobs responses. We'll learn now to think Biblically when trials and sufferings come into our lives.

In this second conversation cycle between Job and his three friends, they will continue to offer inept consolation from a defective theological framework. We'll learn more about their worldview, and see Job's responses to their challenges.

This first of eight messages seeks to introduce us to the person of Job and to his season of suffering. We've much to learn about suffering, Satan, and the right response of men to suffering. Join us as we unpack this wonderful book and wrestle with our own suffering in light of lessons from Job.