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Joel Sermons Archives - Covenant United Reformed Church

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Joel Sermons Archives - Covenant United Reformed Church

Covenant United Reformed Church - CURC Fresno/Clovis, Ca

Joel Sermons Archives - Covenant United Reformed Church

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Joel Sermons Archives - Covenant United Reformed Church

Covenant United Reformed Church - CURC Fresno/Clovis, Ca

Joel Sermons Archives - Covenant United Reformed Church

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Eternal Promised and Waste LandThe post The Aftermath of Holy War: Eternal Promised Land or Waste Land (Joel 3:18-21; Revelation 20:11-21:4, 22:1-5) appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.
Raising the Weak, Recompensing the Wicked, Rocking the World, and Revealing Mount ZionThe post Subversives (Joel 3:9-17, 1 Corinthians 15:50-54) appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.
Restoration, Retrebution, and RealizationThe post Restoration and Retribution (Acts 15:12-19, Joel 3:1-8) appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.
Cosmic Signs, Church's Signs, Childhood Signs, the Sign of the Cross, and the Sign of SurvivorsThe post The Heavenly Community: Signs & Survivors (Joel 2:28-32) appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.
To leave the Church is to leave Christ. Attend a Church commited to Sola Scriptura. Attend a Church anchored in the Gospel. Attend a Church whose teaching is on the table and stable with Creeds and ConfessionsThe post The Heavenly Community: S
Grain Wine, and Oil; Early and Later Rains; Replace the Locust Years with Eternal Shalom; and No More ShameThe post From Old Covenant Locusts to New Covenant Shalom (Heidelberg Catechism QA 60-61, 88-90; Joel 2:12-27) appeared first on Covenan
The Theophanic Cloud and Chariot, the Collapse of Creation, Who Can Endure it? and Rend Your Heart Not Your GarmentsThe post The Day of the Lord, Who Can Endure it? (Joel 2:1-14, Revelation 6:12-17) appeared first on Covenant United Reformed C
Life in the Land, Locusts in the Land, Lamentation in the Land, and the Lushness in the LandThe post From Cursed Locust to Blessed Life in Christ (Joel 1, Mathew 3:1-4, John 1:29-33) appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.
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I think that if we are honest as Christians we have a Hollywood picture of heaven. We think that we sit on a cloud playing the harp and maybe eating grapes wondering what to do next. Heaven appears to be a rather boring retirement. So, we do no
The prophet Joel is calling the nations to make war against the Lord. Why does the Lord invite such a thing? After this invitation to war, Joel makes clear that the Lord is going to be the champion because the Lord is strong and mighty. If this
Have you ever been cut off in traffic and wondered how someone can get away with such an offense? Have you ever wished that a police officer would have witnessed the person who aggressively cut you off so you can have the satisfaction of knowin
We saw in our series on 1 Thessalonians that Paul is encouraging the church to look forward to the day of the Lord. However, the prophet Joel, who makes the Day of the Lord a major topic in his prophecy, does not seem to present this day as som
The prophet Joel has not been a man that has been full of hope, encouragement, or much joy to say the least. So, if this prophet is one of doom and gloom how can we glean things from His work? In our sermon series have made implications to the
We have mentioned before that sometimes people make the claim that the God of the Old Testament is mean, vindictive, and angry. However, the God of the New Testament is compassionate, gracious, and very nice. If you look at parts of Joel’s prop
Our series in Thessalonians made the Day of the Lord sound like something great. Paul exhorted the church to live in light of the day of the Lord being confident that it would be a reunion, and she should live today in confidence of the day. If
The Lord has promised that the champion line will come from the line Judah. In order for this to happen Judah has to remain a tribe in history. So, if this is true then how can the prophet Joel have such a negative message against the tribe of
The name Joel means Yahweh is God. This is something that is very encouraging to hear, but when we open his prophecy it is not something that is encouraging. Why would we want to read this prophet? Why would we want to know of the locusts comin
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