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Dangers of Darwin and Dismantling Evolutionism. We are joined by Chris Rupe (Pres., Back2Genesis). Topics discussed include: Why Should Christians be Concerned about Evolution? Who was Charles Darwin? Where did Evolution Come From? How Christians Should Approach Evolution. Preparing Children about Evolution.

Three Kinds of People Luke 10:25–37 | Choctaw County Revival 2026 This message examines the parable of the Good Samaritan to reveal three kinds of people we encounter in everyday life: those who beat people up, those who pass people up, and those who help people up. The thieves represent those who take from and wound others, not only through physical actions but also through gossip, criticism, bit...

This sermon introduces the book of Revelation as a singular unveiling of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that the church's greatest need is a renewed vision of the glorified Son. The central message urges believers to look to Christ, who triumphs over all, when facing suffering for faithfulness, rather than relying on worldly systems or their own strength. By examining John's vision of the risen Jesus,...

Sermon explains the real comfort that there is for God's people, her troubles are over, her sins are pardoned, there is a preparer coming and then the Saviour Himself.

Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 17 Article 3 In our church, are we building up and preparing a new generation of warriors to speak and work on behalf of our Lord? This sermon explores the theological assurance of the perseverance of the saints, affirming that while believers may experience seasons of sin and spiritual distance, their eternal salvation remains secure in Christ. The message...

This sermon explores the theme of finding deep satisfaction and confidence in God during times of intense personal and political crisis, using the life of King David as the primary example. By examining the narrative of David's flight from his son Absalom in 2 Samuel, the message highlights how David's trust in God's grace and sovereignty allowed him to sleep peacefully and face his enemies withou...

This sermon examines the resolve of Daniel to maintain his spiritual integrity while living in Babylon, emphasising that true conviction must be rooted in the heart rather than merely external boundaries. The central message highlights that believers should draw firm, biblically grounded lines in their hearts regarding what they will not compromise, while simultaneously approaching the world with...

In Psalm 16, we see that because David's Messiah delights in Yahweh as his supreme good and trusts Yahweh completely, even in death, those who belong to the Messiah share his joy, confidence in God, and hope of life. I. David's Messiah delights in Yahweh as His supreme good. (vv. 1–4) II. David's Messiah rests in Yahweh's provision and presence. (vv. 5–8) III. David's Messiah trusts Yahweh through...

God's grace compels us to prepare for His glorious second coming.

This sermon examines the Parable of the Sower to illustrate the varying responses to the gospel message, emphasizing that salvation is a marvel of divine love that requires a prepared heart. The message distinguishes between the hardened wayside hearer, the shallow stony ground hearer, and the distracted thorny ground hearer, arguing that each fails to bear fruit due to worldly distraction. It urg...

David Mason is the Executive Director of Military Evangelism, a ministry dedicated to helping U.S. military personnel find and follow Jesus Christ through outreach, discipleship, and community support. The sermon argues that the primary indicators of the end times are not geopolitical events but the moral and spiritual decline of the church, as described in 1 Timothy 4 and 2 Timothy 3. It highligh...

How can we face the uncertainty, suffering, and immortality of this present life with eternity in view? Because God has prepared an eternal dwelling for us, and given us his spirit as the guarantee we can face this temporary life with a certainty of everlasting life.

This sermon examines the opening of the Gospel of Mark to establish the identity of Jesus Christ as the divine Son of God and the appointed Messiah. It argues that the title 'Son of God' signifies His full participation in the divine nature, supported by early church creeds and New Testament theology, rather than merely a human role or social influence. The exposition highlights John the Baptist's...

Sunday Morning – October 11, 2026 Join us this Sunday morning as Pastor John Wheeler continues his study through Philippians with a message titled "Have No Confidence in the Flesh" from Philippians 3:1–6. In this passage, Paul warns believers against trusting in outward religion and personal accomplishments, and points to Christ alone as our confidence. Come prepared to worship, hear the word of G...

This sermon emphasizes that the greatest need for believers is not merely to know about God, but to know Him progressively and intimately through the Spirit of wisdom and revelation. It argues that true faith is evidenced by a profession of belief and a demonstration of love toward all saints, which prepares the church for deeper spiritual growth. The central message focuses on Paul's prayer in Ep...

This sermon examines the context of Jacob's encounter with God in Genesis 32, focusing on the tension between human strategy and divine sovereignty. It analyzes how fear and distress often drive believers to make irrational assumptions and rely on self-reliance rather than faith, using Jacob's preparation for his meeting with Esau as a primary example. The teaching emphasizes the theological frame...

Sunday Evening – October 11, 2026 Join us this Sunday evening as Pastor John Wheeler continues his message titled "The Lord of Glory & His Army Is Coming" from Joel 2:1-32. Last Sunday evening's message focused on the Lord's army, and tonight's passage carries on through the coming day of the LORD, the call to return to God, and His promise of mercy and deliverance. Come prepared to worship, hear...

Jesus chooses and uses His people as uniquely prepared vessels for His purposes.

We will see God. This is the bottom line of the Bible's story.