Lynchburg City Church

This next part of Pastor Joe's sermon series on the Book of Malachi involves biblical prophecy; who is involved, the roles played, and the God who ultimately fixes, purifies, and makes us new. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Joe continues in his series on the Book of Malachi, this time concerning the doctrine of impassability. Here, it is asked: Does God experience emotions; can He suffer? If so, to what extent and how does this impact our understanding and relationship with Him? Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

In this part of Malachi, the people are upset because God is neither accepting their gifts nor showing His favor in their circumstances. They are doing "religious" things, but they have not repented of their sins and mistreatment of their spiritual siblings. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Dane Emerick preaches on the history and meaning of Thanksgiving, using the story of the Ten Lepers (Luke 17:11-19) and Psalm 100. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

In continuation of this series, Pastor Joe preaches of the lessons learned from our spiritual ancestors in the realm of today's romantic relationships. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

In this sermon, Pastor Joe preaches on the broken and damaged, but not destroyed, covenant between God and His people; the covenant will stand if the people would listen to Him and repent. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

The next portion of this sermon series expounding the discipline of God to His people. He desires people today to honor Him and defends the relationship with His wayward people. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Joe continues in the Book of Malachi. This portion is about God's indictment of the priest and the people of Judah for their "religious activity" that they called "worship," and their treatment of God as a second class citizen. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Joe begins a new sermon series on the Book of Malachi. In this sermon, he preaches on how God's undeserving and electing love for His people should make a difference in how we respond to challenges and difficulties as we encounter them. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Joe preaches from Luke 12:22-34 on the importance of relying on God in times of worry and fear. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Joe concludes his sermon series on the Book of Jude with its benediction and encouragement of God and His sovereignty and our human responsibility. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Joe teaches through the book of Jude on how believers are to conduct themselves living in a community with false teachers and "spiritual pretenders." Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Joe continues his series on the book of Jude, teaching the mystery of the prophecy of Enoch to these "spiritual pretenders," who are discontent and follow their own sinful desires. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Joe continues in the book of Jude and explains more characteristics about the "Spiritual Pretenders." He talks about how they are like Cain (Genesis 4:1-16), Balaam (Numbers 22-24), and Korah (Numbers 16). Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Joe goes further into the personalities of the "Spiritual Pretenders" and explains the mystery of a situation concerning the archangel Michael, the devil, and the body of Moses. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Joe preaches about how those who claim to be Christians but are "Spiritual Pretenders" justify their sin and reject God. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Joe continues in this series on the book of Jude concerning the "spiritual pretenders" of the church and faith. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch . 

Pastor Joe Dekreon begins his sermon series on the book of Jude by starting with the Christian identity of being called, beloved, and kept for. Follow us on Instagram: @lynchburgcitychurch .