Word from The Well

When Your Joy Has Dried Up - Joplin Emberson

What do you do when your joy has dried up? When your life has become mundane. When your marriage has lost its passion. Is there any way of restoring the joy that once was? What if it could not only be restored, but be better than it ever was? If your joy has dried up, you won’t want to miss this message. Listen in as Pastor Joplin preaches on Jesus turning water into wine.

John 2:1-11

The Exodus Study - Part 4 / Lesson 25 (The Covenant Confirmed) - Joplin Emberson

The Exodus Study - Part 4 - The Response Of The Redeemed
Lesson 25 / The Covenant Confirmed

Exodus 24:1-18

The Exodus Study - Part 4 / Lesson 24 (The Perfect Servant) - Joplin Emberson

The Exodus Study - PART 4 - The Response of The Redeemed
Lesson 24 / The Perfect Servant

Exodus 21:1-11

Do Not Grow Weary - Joplin Emberson

We are all prone to grow weary and want to give up. Especially when it relates to “doing good”. Why do good if nothing changes? Why stand for truth if nobody cares? Why love people if they won’t love you back? Why labor if their is no reward? This is the way we think of things from an earthly perspective; viewed from the eyes and heart of flesh. Yet God says, don’t grow weary. Don’t give up. And why? because God is the one who rewards us and he has promised that there is a harvest for those who stay the task and continue sowing the “seed” of the gospel.In todays message Pastor Joplin Emberson wants us to see that the passage before us is a promise. And because it is a promise of God, it can be considered a spiritual “law”. Like gravity is a “law” of science that cannot be escaped, so the law of sowing and reaping is also a spiritual law that cannot be escaped. Tune in for the message titled "Do Not Grow Weary".

Divine Fire - Joplin Emberson

It is witnessed throughout all scripture: Moses and the burning bush (Exodus 3), the fire that fell from heaven on Mt Carmel (1 Kings 18), the chariots of fire that Elisha's servant's eyes were opened to see (2 Kings 6), the divided fire of tongues that set on the heads of those men and women in the upper room on the day of Pentecost (Acts 2), the "flame of fire" we are told God makes his ministers into (Hebrews 1:7), the baptism of fire that only Jesus is capable of sending spoken of in Matthew 3:11.

They are all fire...but much different from worldly fire. They are all visible to some degree, however, visibly different from earthly fire. The difference between earthly fire, man-made fire, and the divine fire I speak of is a difference that is literally worlds apart. One is earthly and produces death. The other is heavenly and produces life. One is man-made and eventually burns out. The pother is the very breath of God and it never dies, it never loses power, it never flickers out, it burns forever.

The Exodus Study - Part 4 / Lesson 23 (The Altar at Mount Sinai) - Joplin Emberson

The Exodus Study - Part 4
Lesson 23 / The Altar at Mount Sinai

A Slave Or An Heir - Tony Fleming

Listen as Pastor Tony Fleming preaches about being a slave or an heir.

Ref: Galatians Ch. 4

The Exodus Study - Part 4 / Lesson 22 (The Law of Love) - Joplin Emberson

The Exodus Study - PART 4 - THE RESPONSE OF THE REDEEMED
Lesson 22 / The Law of Love

The Exodus Study - Part 4 / Lesson 21 (The 10 Commandments) - Joplin Emberson

The Exodus Study - PART 4 - THE RESPONSE OF THE REDEEMED
Lesson 21 / The 10 Commandments

Before looking at the Ten Commandments, it is important to take a more general look at the whole question of law, and its relationship to covenant. We have already noted that God redeemed his people because he remembered his covenant with them (2:24), and he gives his law to them so that they will keep his covenant (19:5). The idea of covenant is bigger than the idea of law. Yet the Book of Exodus describes the law of God as the ‘book of the covenant’ (Exod. 24:7). So what is the relationship between covenant and law? That question may be answered in various ways.

The Exodus Study - Part 4 / Lesson 20 (The Response Of The Redeemed) - Joplin Emberson

The Exodus Study
PART 4 - THE RESPONSE OF THE REDEEMED
Lesson 20 / The Meeting at Mount Sinai

We finished lesson 19 with a study on chapter 17 of Exodus. In vs. 1-7, the water that flowed from the rock of Horeb, which Moses was to strike with the rod of judgment. Then, in vs. 8-13, the war with Amelek which commenced immediately after the outpouring of the water from the Rock. A picture of the spiritual warfare that ensues the moment a believer drinks in of the water of the Holy Spirit.
(Chapter 18 - Moses’ wife, Zipporah.)

**** Also worth noting is A.W. Pink’s comments on the fact that there is no new dispensation for the Jews that starts at Sinai. There’s began at the passover. God’s dealing only change with Israel at Sinai because they enter into the Sinaiatic covenant there. Previously God dealt with Israel on the ground of the Abrahamic covenant. From Sinai onwards that changed. ****

This now brings us the 4th section of the book of Exodus. Israel at Mount Sinai.