92 episodes
The Faithful Expositor Jono Sims
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.9 • 47 Ratings
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An in-depth look at the ministry of Bro. Jono Sims beyond the pulpit. Relying on over 30 years in the ministry, Bro. Jono shares experiences, wisdom, insight, and commentary on pastoral ministry in the local church.
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Small Groups in the Book of Titus
Bro. Tyler sits down with Bro. Jono to discuss the outline for Small Groups in Titus chapter 2 and how that is demonstrated at SMBC.
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Easter Recap
Bro. Jono discusses his Easter message at SMBC and the preparation that goes into a special service like Resurrection Sunday.
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The Aged Woman
Bro. Jono discusses his continuing exposition of Titus focusing on the role of mentorship for older men and women in the church.
You can listen to the sermon he references here:
https://smbconline.com/sermon/a-healthy-church-with-a-powerful-witness-pt-2-the-women-in-the-church/ -
True Church Conference - Ken Ramey
Bro. Jono spends some time with Pastor Ken Ramey, Author of Expository Listening, to discuss his book and his message from TCC on the maxim of being "Glory of God Focused".
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True Church Conference - Richard Caldwell
In the middle of the True Church Conference, Bro. Jono sat down with Richard Caldwell to discuss 2 of his sermons on the maxims of a healthy church.
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The Qualifications for Pastors Pt. 2
Bro. Jono and Ryan continue the topic of the qualifications of a pastor. This episode is focused on a man's past and current relationships and his stance on divorce.
Customer Reviews
Thank you
I’m not a pastor, or even a deacon. Anyone who loves Jesus Christ will benefit from this podcast. This podcast has been beyond helpful as well as the preaching ministry of Pastor Sims. Thank you for putting this together!
A pastor’s jewel
This maybe one of the best podcasts that a pastor can find. It has been extremely beneficial to me. I’m thankful for Bro. Jono and his ministry into our Lord.
Great Podcast
This podcast will help pastors create an unshakable foundation. Simply pointing to the truth is what most churches and believers miss these days. This one hits the mark.