Men of the Word Sermon Podcast

The sermon opens 1 John 2:18-27 and frames it as a study of assurance and steadfastness in truth.

The episode opens with Paul’s final letter to Timothy and treats it like a last will and testament.

Christian starts in the city of Destruction.

The panel starts with a clear aim.

The study stays in 1 John 3:11-24.

This is the final installment of a multi-part series on the doctrine of Scripture, focusing on the fourth stage of Bible study: application.

A detailed expository sermon on 1 John 2:3-6 examining how obedience to God's commandments serves as a test for assurance of salvation.

The sermon opens a new year by tying hymn lyrics to the Christian hope of standing face to face before Christ.

John opens 1 John 4:1-6 and treats assurance as something that has to be guarded by discernment.

The moderator opens by taking the questions and handing most of the answers to the other men.

Men of the Word Sermon Podcast’s "Assurance and the Hatred of Evil" centers on 1 John 2:12–17 and John Bunyan’s Vanity Fair in The Pilgrim’s Progress.

Assurance is the question.

The sermon centers on Jesus' claim in John 14: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." The message sets that line in the upper room, where Jesus is speaking to 11 men who already believe and preparing them for what comes after his death, resurrection, and ascension.

Men of the Word Sermon Podcast episode “The Pillars of Marriage, Pillar Four” argues that marriage is covenantal, not contractual, and uses Matthew 19, 1 Peter 3:7, Malachi 2, Ecclesiastes 5, and Matthew 5 to make the case.

Men of the Word Sermon Podcast frames Assurance and the Historicity of Christ around 1 John 1:1-4 and 1 John 5:13.

Men of the Word Sermon Podcast opens a mini-series on “the pillars of marriage” after pausing a study of assurance in 1 John.

It begins by revisiting the doctrine of Scripture, the interpreter's posture, and earlier hermeneutical principles.

Let's dive into creative financing—non-traditional funding methods for real estate deals.

A men's Bible study teaching on the complementary nature of marriage, arguing that husbands and wives are equal yet have different God-designed roles.

Men of the Word Sermon Podcast, 'I Am the Resurrection and the Life,' centers on John 11:25-26 and repeats the question, 'Do you believe this?' The speaker pairs Jesus’ words with two Old Testament cases: David’s child in 2 Samuel 12 and Job’s losses in Job 1-2, using both to argue that God gives life, takes it away, and remains good.

The episode opens a continuation in the study of the doctrine of God and, in particular, the study of the Word of God, beginning with Psalm 119:129-136.

Men of the Word Sermon Podcast’s “The Pillars of Marriage, Pillar One” argues from Genesis 1–2 and 1 Corinthians 7 that marriage is God’s design, not a cultural construct.

Men of the Word Sermon Podcast’s “The Pillars of Marriage, Pillar Five” explains marriage as “connotative,” meaning it points beyond the personal relationship to fruitfulness, blessing, family, and other larger meanings.

Men of the Word Sermon Podcast studies 1 John 2:7-11 in “Assurance and the Love of One’s Brother,” opening with Fyodor Dostoevsky’s line about loving humanity while hating individual people.

A detailed expository sermon on 1 John 1:5-10 examining the relationship between God's perfect holiness and the Christian's response to sin.

You can know all the right things, say all the right things, look perfect in church—and still be spiritually dead inside.

A sermon discussing the transition from doctrine of scripture to practical Bible study, focusing on personal prerequisites for fruitful study.

A sermon teaching on Jesus as the Good Shepherd from John chapter 10, emphasizing the shepherd's role and character.

A sermon transitioning from doctrinal study of Scripture to practical Bible study methods, encouraging men to cultivate dedicated Bible reading.

This episode discusses the discovery of the Nag Hammadi library and the early Christian Gnostic texts, contrasting them with canonical scripture.

A sermon exploring Jesus as the door of the sheep, using the metaphor to teach about salvation and belonging to God's flock.

A sermon discussing the doctrine of God's grace and contrasting it with the corrosive attitudes of entitlement and self-sufficiency.

A sermon exploring the biblical definition of God's righteousness as His perfect moral character.

A sermon encouraging listeners that feeling ignorant about God may actually indicate spiritual growth.

A sermon exploring the doctrine of God's love as the crown jewel of His perfections and its importance in Christian life.

A sermon on Exodus 33-34, exploring Moses' request for God's presence after Israel's sin.