The NXR Podcast

From Nate Werner - If a Christian man commits a sin in the past that would disqualify him from eldership (e.g. - looking at porn, but has since repented) is he forever disqualified? More generally, if a man did not meet the qualifications for eldership in the past, but now he does, is that man forever disqualified?

The Ark of Noah was a type of Christ. There is much that we can learn about the gospel by looking at the life and ministry of Noah.

In the month of July, we are revisiting some of Pastor Joel's favorite episodes from the past. We hope you enjoy one of Pastor Joel's interviews with Dr. Joe Boot. In this episode of Theology Applied, Dr. Joe Boot (President of the Ezra Institute) reveals the false doctrines that have caused Christians to forfeit so much ground in culture/politics. Pastor Joel Webbon and Dr. Joe Boot thoroughly ex...

In this episode Pastor Joel teaches us that the storms of life are not what we should fear. Rather, we should only fear the One who has the power to still the wind and waves.

This sermon from Pastor Joel was preached from Psalm Psalm 19:7-9 at Covenant Bible Church on Sunday, May 23, 2021. His focus was on the beauty of God’s Law; its purposes and products.

From Joshua Lahring - Hi Pastor Joel, I have been listening to you on biblical patriarchy and I am wondering what you think about women having the right to vote.  Since men are called to lead in the home and should be the governing authorities, should women have part in deciding the direction of society?

Romans 2:4 says, “God’s kindness is meant to lead you to repentance.” Many professing Christians have used this verse out of context in order to criticize other Christians for being bold and courageous. When a Christian is willing to stand up for Christ by calling out sin, you can be sure that there will be countless professing Christians wrongfully using this verse in an attempt to silence them.

From Katy Anderson - What is your Christian opinion on birth control? I’m not asking about the “morning-after pill,” but the daily pills or the DEPO shot.

In this episode, Pastor Joel explains 3 purposes for God’s Law, and what happens when a nation chooses to reject biblical standards of justice.

In the month of July, we are revisiting some of Pastor Joel's favorite episodes from the past. We hope you enjoy one of Pastor Joel's early interview with Justin Peters. In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Joel and  @Justin Peters Ministries  from American Gospel discuss the dangers of false teaching. They also call out by name a whole list of some of the most infamous false teac...

No matter how noble and sanctified an individual Christian may be, it remains true that nothing is more effective in causing their heart to long for the life to come such as suffering and sin.

This sermon from Pastor Joel was preached from Psalm Psalm 19:1-6 at Covenant Bible Church on Sunday, May 16, 2021. His focus was on the joy of the glory of God, witnessed through natural revelation (or general revelation) by those with spiritual eyes to see.

Austin Cook - Hi Pastor Joel, you've mentioned before that you went to Dallas Baptist University. Do you have thoughts/concerns regarding that particular institution? Also, what do you think about the current state of Christian higher education in general?

Death is not our friend. Death is an enemy of Christ. It represents the just judgement of God for sin, and serves as a reminder that each of us should posses an urgency to be made right with God.

Mahsen Hollowell - In a perfect theonomic society, would a mosque be allowed to function in that society, or would the whole society be required to worship the biblical God alone?  Mondays at 12PM CT Pastor Joel hops on YouTube to answer your questions live. This episode of Questions was taken from one of his Live Q&A. To make sure you are notified when we have our next Live Q&A - sub...

Christ does not promise comfort and ease in this life. He does not promise us marriage, children, or health. What Christ does promise is forgiveness of sins, freedom from God’s wrath, adoption as His children, and eternal life. Is this not enough hope for you?

Pastor Joel shares that it is only when we come to love God, by His grace, that we begin to plead not only for pardon and forgiveness, but for total transformation.

This sermon from Pastor Joel was preached from Psalm 16 at Covenant Bible Church on Sunday, May 09, 2021. His focus was on how to effectively pray in times of trouble by utilizing praise to bolster our faith.

Josh Simpson - Why doesn't the Reformed Christian movement orient like the Amish do in terms of community; all living around each other. There are plenty of counties in Texas where this is possible. Fannin County is a great example. Why don’t Reformed Christians buy up land and keep it within the family?

We live in a culture that constantly seeks to emasculate men. However, we should not be surprised. God’s Word tells us that this would be one of the consequences of sin: “Your desire shall be contrary to your husband, but he shall rule over you.”

Can a bride and groom participate in the Lord’s supper at their wedding?

The Bible teaches that our children are a precious blessing from the Lord. However, we live in a day when children are under attack. As godly parents how can we love and protect them well?

In the month of July we are revisiting some of Pastor Joel's favorite episodes from the past. We hope you enjoy one of Pastor Joel's early interviews with Rachel Jankovic. In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Joel has a conversation with Rachel Jankovic about the shortcomings of most evangelical women’s ministries. Should churches even have a women’s ministry? Well... probably not.

Have you ever wondered how people in the Old Testament, like King David, were saved before the cross of Jesus? Today's Daily Truth provides an answer from Romans 3:23-26!

This sermon from Pastor Joel was preached from Psalm 16 at Covenant Bible Church on Sunday, May 02, 2021. His focus was on how to effectively pray in times of trouble by utilizing praise to bolster our faith.