HeyJaredHold Fast
On this podcast, we dive into God's Word for truths that we need in our daily life in order to "hold fast to our confession" as Hebrews 10 talks about. Our goal is to provide biblical truths for daily battles.
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Righteous Anger in an Age of Outrage (opens the original)
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Is there such a thing as righteous anger? And how do we know when our anger is righteous versus sinful? In an age of outrage, Scripture calls us to be slow to anger, self-controlled, and committed to peace—while still hating what God hates. In this episode, we look at what righteous anger looks like and how to guard our hearts from sinful anger.
Is criticism sinful? (opens the original)
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Last week, a comment on one of my podcast clips sparked an important conversation. After I encouraged Christians to come to church ready to worship, someone replied, “Stop being critical…it’s not helpful.” In this episode, I unpack why criticism isn't inherently wrong—and why, when done biblically, it can actually be one of the most loving things we do. We'll look at what Scripture says about gracious correction, the difference between sinful criticism and "speaking the truth in love," and why f
Should you be on time for church? (opens the original)
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Is being on time for church really that important? While the Bible never says, "Thou shalt be on time," Scripture does give us principles that challenge how we think about gathering with God's people. In this episode, we make the case that arriving on time isn't about legalism or guilt—it's about honoring the Lord, loving His church, and preparing our hearts for worship. Whether you're always early, constantly rushing in late, or somewhere in between, this conversation will encourage you to thin
Answering Objections to the Resurrection (opens the original)
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In this episode, we tackle some of the most common objections skeptics raise about the Resurrection accounts in the four Gospels, showing that the apparent contradictions are better understood as complementary eyewitness testimonies rather than genuine errors. We walk through a possible timeline that harmonizes the events, explain why differences in perspective actually strengthen the credibility of the accounts, and encourage believers to study Scripture carefully so they can confidently defend
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