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Tag Archives: Sermon
The Divine Command: Love Him, Kill Them (Deuteronomy 7): A Sermon
The following is a message I shared in response to several questions regarding the violence of God in the Old Testament. This message was preached at Crossroads Church in Bemidji, MN, Oct. 13, 2019. The title of the message is … Continue reading
Posted in Deuteronomy, Sermon
Tagged Deuteronomy, God, Jesus, Old Testament, Sermon, Theology, violence
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Livin' Large and Makin' Babies: A Sermon
The following is a sermon I preached for chapel at Trinity Bible College & Graduate School on Tuesday, April 10, 2018. “But it was the LORD’s good plan to crush him and cause him grief. Yet when his life is … Continue reading
The Fig Tree Withers: A Sermon
The following is a sermon I preached at Faith Assembly of God in Lisbon, ND on Sunday, March 25, 2018. “Early in the morning, as Jesus was on his way back to the city, he was hungry. Seeing a fig … Continue reading
Posted in Matthew
Tagged Fig, fig tree, fruitfulness, healing, heart, Jesus, Sanctification, Sermon, wicked
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Sometimes It Causes Me to Tremble: Reflections on Mark 16.1-8
Following the lectionary, I preached the Gospel portion from Mark 16.1-8 this morning. This may not seem strange to others, but for a Pentecostal preacher to end before the well known long ending of Mark is tantamount to heresy (not … Continue reading
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Tagged fear, Jesus, Mark long ending, Mark short ending, Resurrection, Sermon, Sometimes It Causes Me To Tremble, trembling
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Sermon: Speak Up! Proverbs 31.8a
The following is a sermon I preached in Trinity chapel (Friday, January 12, 2018) that is offered as part of an interview on questions of social justice that I did for the Trinity Bible College Leadership Podcast. The audio of … Continue reading
Posted in podcast, preaching, social justice
Tagged Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Jesus, Justice, Martin Luther King Jr., me too, podcasts, Proverbs, Sermon, silence
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Sermon: On the Nature of Friend (Bob Wadholm)
This is the audio from my brother, Bob Wadholm (PhD [ABD] Information Science and Learning Technologies, University of Missouri; Associate Professor of Information Systems and Philosophy at Trinity Bible College & Graduate School), speaking in Trinity chapel on Tuesday, November … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Wadholm, body, friend, friendship, John, Matthew, philosophy, Sermon, soul, Trinity Bible College
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Sermon: On (Sexual) Identity
The following is a sermon I preached in the Trinity Bible College & Graduate School chapel on November 8, 2017: “On (Sexual) Identity” .
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Tagged Colossians, Gender, Identity, Race, Sermon, Sexual Identity, Trinity Bible College
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Trusting in the Wings (Sermon)
HERE is the audio of the sermon “Trusting in the Wings” (Psalm 61) that I preached for Trinity Chapel on Tuesday, April 18, 2017.
Posted in Psalms
Tagged Deuteronomy, Jesus, Matthew, Ruth, Sermon, tassels, Trinity Bible College, Wings
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Our Father In Heaven Sermon 11.29.2016
The following is a half-hour message on the Lord’s Prayer from Matthew 6 that I preached in Trinity chapel on November 29, 2016. Our Father In Heaven
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Tagged Confession, Forgiveness, Lord's Prayer, Sermon, Trinity Bible College
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Embrace Confession For Life
The following is a message I preached in the Trinity Bible College and Graduate School chapel today (September 14, 2016) on Psalm 32 and embracing confession for life. https://www.podbean.com/media/player/2ni4x-62a86a?from=yiiadmin&skin=1&download=0&share=1&fonts=Helvetica&auto=0 Download this episode (right click and save)