Like all Americans, I grew up looking at a flag with my hand over my heart as I pledged my life to it at schools, sports, and even church. It had the word “God” in it, so I figured I was on the right track, but as I grew up, I started to note too…
As God created the world, the already existing sons of God sang and shouted joyfully (Job 38:7). It is to these spiritual beings that God turned and said, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness” (Gen. 1:26).1 The implication here is important: the spiritual beings of heaven and the humans of earth…
Thought I’d try my hand at a theological Christmas song this year. I’ll throw in the Bible references for you, too, since I’m getting into some weird territory (as is my way). Hope you enjoy 🙂 VERSE 1Look to the stars and count them all (Gen 15:5)Just rest and take them inSee them shine, the…
After Jesus was resurrected, he opened his disciples’ eyes to see things in the Scriptures they had never seen before. The Bible is a complicated book that requires a spiritual and scholarly approach to understand it in its fullness. In this message, Jamin gives a few examples from some unusual passages to make his point.
Today I got to preach at my alma mater’s chapel service about some angelology and identity themes. You can watch Spring Arbor University’s service altogether or jump to 28:57 for my message. Thanks for having me out SAU!
I recently started a second pastoral position over at David’s Promise, which is a church that was created for adults with disabilities in mind—autism in particular. In this message, I look at how the compassion of Jesus greatly influenced how he did ministry, and how such compassion should affect our lives.
One of the marks that caused the disciples to realize they had experienced the resurrected Jesus was that their hearts burned within them. In this message, Jamin talks about the importance of sensing and discerning the movement of the Holy Spirit through our bodies—be it in our physical senses or our emotional feelings.
Jesus prophetically relayed his coming death to his disciples several times, but it seemed to go in one ear and out the other. The angels reminded them at the tomb, saying, “Remember what he told you?” Jamin uses this statement to discuss the importance of holding onto prophetic words.
In this message, Jamin reads quite a bit of the ending of Luke in hopes of helping us feel everything that Jesus went through for us. This, of course, should encourage us to give everything we have to Christ in return. We must check the temperature of our lives so that Christ might find us…
Thanks to James and Anna for having me on the Para Podcast! The average way Christians talk about the cross is not one that always sounds like good news. God was angry and wanted to kill someone, so he took his anger out on his sinless son and now he’s happy and can accept the…
It’s no secret that I’m a big proponent of supernatural ministry—indeed, it’s a big part of why I became a pastor. I love teaching people how to listen to the Holy Spirit. But this comes with its fair share of risks, like God-Told-Me-Syndrome. While I always teach people to be discerning and to share words…
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