Elder Chris revisits the church’s Articles of Faith, emphasizing that all scripture is inspired by God. He explains that scripture is useful for teaching, understanding what pleases God, and guiding…
Paul writes to young Timothy from a Roman prison. He remembers the unfeigned faith that lives in Timothy. Elder James explains that faith is given to us when we are…
In 2 Timothy, Paul writes that the scriptures are profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness. Elder James preaches on sound doctrine and establishes that the…
Elder James preaches on a key characteristic of Primitive Baptist doctrine, two salvations. One is eternal salvation that is secure in Jesus Christ’s finished work and freely given to those…
Elder Chris explains the Biblical teaching that when we are born again, the life that Christ provides to us can never be taken away. He cautions that our discipleship, or…
Elder Chris looks at the consequence of fear. There are two types of fear. There is the fear of God which is the beginning of wisdom. And there is the…
Elder James asks the question “What makes the Primitive Baptist different than other orders?” He points out two salvations that we believe in (eternal and time salvation) and defends it…
The Apostle Paul instructs Timothy that God has not given us the spirit of fear of this world, but the spirit of power, and of love, and of a sound…
Elder Philip focuses on a portion of scripture in 2 Timothy where the Apostle Paul gives advice to the young preacher Timothy. He talks about experiences where we may not…
Paul instructs Timothy that his full focus should be on the ministry and likens that effort to that of a soldier. “No man that warreth entangleth himself with the affairs…
Elder Mike explains that there is a stark difference between knowing and believing. Believing is actually from the same root as the word love and should be considered as “to…
There is no doubt that we live in perilous times. Elder Lonnie depicts some of the challenges that we now face as Christians in our nation and our world. But…
