Joel Littlefield

The Coronation of the Son of Man

He is not absent. He is enthroned. He is not waiting to be King. He already…
The Kingdom That Crushes Beasts

Knowing what the Kingdom of God is—and when it arrives (arrived)—shapes how we understand everything from…
Caught Up in the Clouds: Rethinking the Rapture and the Return of Christ

What If the Rapture Isn’t What We’ve Thought? For many of us, the idea of the…
What If There Is No Resurrection?

Without the resurrection, these promises collapse. Trusting in Jesus would be no more significant than trusting…
Den of Robbers or House of Prayer?

It’s not often that we read of the incarnate Son of God being angry, so let’s…
Abortion, Abolition, and the Call to Biblical Justice

If we know the truth—and we do—then silence is sin. Regulation is compromise. And compromise, when…
The Mountain That Was Moved: A Contextual and Preterist Reading of Matthew 21:18–22

Jesus’ curse was not merely botanical. It was symbolic: the old covenant system, centered on the…
10 Encouragements for Confronting Idols

Christians must stay watchful. Believers can still allow things to become idols—often subtly. Even good things become…
Zeal for His House: What Jesus’ Cleansing of the Temple Means for the Church Today

Many today are uncomfortable with the idea of an angry Jesus. They prefer a portrait of…
Exciting Update: Our New Building and a Kingdom Opportunity

We truly believe this building is not only a gift, but it’s also in the best…
How Have We Robbed God?

This is the one place in Scripture where God says to test Him. Not in rebellion—but…
Long Term Faithfulness in Exile

Jeremiah 29:11 is often misused as a personal promise of health, wealth, and success. But for…
Can Any Sin Be Forgiven?

The good news is that no past is too dark for the grace of God. Those…
Like Answering a Knock at the Door? (A closer look at Revelation 3:20)

We must engage in exegesis, which is the critical interpretation of the biblical text to discover…
Purpose, Passion, and Participation in the Harvest

Compassion is at the heart of mission work. Jesus did not merely see people; He saw…
Sermon at the Maine Capitol