Voices from the Mountain

Have Mercy on Me – Jesse Lockhart – 5‑31‑26 PMPodcast SummaryThis sermon centers on David’s cry in Psalm 51: “Have mercy upon me, O God.” The preacher explains the difference between grace and mercy—grace gives what we don’t deserve, but mercy withholds the judgment we do deserve. He walks through biblical examples of people who cried out for mercy: the Syrophoenician mother pleading for her demon...

How to Get There – Jesse Lockhart – 5‑31‑26 AM (Revelation 21)In this message, the preacher reads the full chapter of Revelation 21 and paints a vivid picture of the New Heaven and New Earth—a place with no more death, sorrow, crying, or pain, where God Himself dwells with His people and the Lamb is the everlasting light. He describes the beauty of the New Jerusalem with its jasper walls, pearl ga...

Sunday School – 5‑31‑26 (Genesis 5–6)   In this lesson, the teacher walks the class through Genesis 5 into the opening of Genesis 6, highlighting how the long lifespans, repeated phrase “and he died,” and the appearance of numbers—especially 365 and 777—signal patterns of divine order even in a world sliding toward corruption. He points out Enoch’s unique walk with God, Methuselah’s record‑long li...

    Nehemiah 6:1–3 — “I Cannot Come Down” (Jesse Lockhart, 5‑27‑26 PM) Bro. Jesse preaches from Nehemiah 6 on the moment when Nehemiah, knee‑deep in rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls, refuses the enemy’s invitation to “come down” because the work was too great to abandon. He walks through the whole backdrop—the seventy years of captivity, the ruins of Jerusalem, the people finally stirred with a mind t...

Evening Service – The Heart (Jesse Lockhart, 5‑24‑26 PM) In this message on the heart, Bro. Jesse walks through God’s choosing of David in 1 Samuel 16, showing that while man looks at stature and appearance, God looks directly into the heart—the true core of a person. He explains that humanity’s natural heart is hardened, wicked, and incapable of producing righteousness, and that salvation is not...

Morning Service – Seeing the Big Picture (Jesse Lockhart, 5‑24‑26 AM) Bro. Jesse preaches from John 3:16–17 on the call to “see the big picture,” reminding the church that God’s love stretches across the whole world, even though only a few will choose the narrow way. He warns that believers often get tunnel vision—focused on personal comfort, personal opinions, or personal frustrations—while forge...

Sunday School – Kindness (5‑24‑26) In this Sunday School lesson, the focus settles on kindness as a mark of those who have truly entered through Christ the Door, reminding us that salvation is not the finish line but the beginning of a life that must be walked “worthy of the vocation” we’ve been called into. The teacher draws from Ephesians 4 to show that the saved are expected to grow—from spirit...

Preaching from 1 Samuel 17, Brother Jesse declares that David’s question—“Is there not a cause?”—still confronts believers today as the enemy rises like Goliath to intimidate, defy, and discourage God’s people. He shows how David refused to see a giant and instead saw the God who had delivered him before, urging the church to stop running from spiritual battles and stand their ground for their fam...

This message centers on Jesus’ teaching about the faithful steward in Luke 12, emphasizing that salvation is not the finish line but the starting point of a life of responsibility, obedience, and service to the Lord. The preacher warns that many want the blessings of God without the labor of stewardship, yet every believer has been entrusted with work to do, and the Lord will one day require an ac...

In this lesson the pastor draws a straight line from Noah’s Ark to John 10, showing that just as God shut the door on the Ark, Jesus Himself is now the only door into salvation, the Good Shepherd whose sheep know His voice and follow Him while strangers flee. He warns that today’s world is full of “other ways” being sold, but Scripture is clear—there is only one door, one Shepherd, one voice, and...

This midweek message unfolds Isaiah’s parable of the vineyard, showing how God fenced, cleared, planted, protected, and prepared His people with every intention of producing good fruit, yet they brought forth wild, poisonous grapes through rejection of Jesus and refusal to walk in His way. Brother Jesse warns that modern society is deeply religious yet spiritually blind, embracing God and even “a...

Jesse Lockhart – 5‑10‑26 (PM) — Podcast Summary In this message from Isaiah 53, Brother Jesse lifts up the suffering Savior—despised, rejected, wounded, bruised, and silent before His accusers—reminding the church that Jesus bore griefs, carried sorrows, and died for the sins of the people. He focuses on the question, “Who shall declare His generation?” calling believers to boldly tell the story o...

In this message Brother Jesse walks through Joshua 7 to show how hidden sin destroys victory, explaining that Israel’s defeat at Ai wasn’t a military failure but a spiritual one—Achan had taken the forbidden garment, silver, and gold, burying them in his tent, and what one man hid brought judgment on the whole camp. He warns that when joy, peace, and power disappear, “something is wrong somewhere,...

Brother Jesse Lockhart preached from Hebrews 2 on the urgent call to “give the more earnest heed” to the Word we’ve heard, reminding us that God has spoken in these last days through His Son, whose first message was the simple but eternal command: repent, for the kingdom of God is at hand. He warned how easily our distracted minds let truth slip away, how prayer and conviction fade when we don’t m...

Pastor Jesse preaches from Revelation 2 on the church of Pergamos, showing how Christ—pictured as the sharp two‑edged sword—both commends and confronts His people, calling them out of compromise, worldliness, and the doctrines that dilute holiness. He warns that the enemy conquers by blending truth with error, and that unrepentant sin becomes a serpent’s bite that poisons worship, fellowship, and...

Brother Bill preaches with urgency about the universal truth that every person has walked a path toward destruction, yet no one has gone too far for the saving power of Jesus Christ. Using the story of Nicodemus coming to Jesus by night, he challenges listeners to stop hiding in the dark and step boldly into the light where salvation, fellowship, and freedom are found. He reminds the church that h...

In this message, Brother John walks the congregation through Psalm 23 as a living picture of the redeemed, showing how the Good Shepherd leads, protects, corrects, restores, and carries His people through green pastures, still waters, deep valleys, and fiery trials. He paints salvation as a complete transformation—where the believer stops chasing the world and begins following the Shepherd who kno...

May 1 – Stay With Jesus (Psalm 73) Brother John closes the revival by urging the church—young and old—to stay with Jesus no matter what, using Psalm 73 to show how easily believers can stumble when they focus on the world’s prosperity or life’s injustices. Asaph’s journey from confusion to clarity mirrors the believer’s path: looking at them leads to envy, looking at self leads to discouragement,...

April 30 – Conditions for Entering the City (Revelation 22) Preaching from the final chapter of Scripture, Brother John declares that heaven is real, glorious, and available—but only to those who meet the conditions God has set through Jesus Christ. He warns that a day is coming when the unjust will remain unjust and the righteous remain righteous, with no more chances to repent, and stresses that...

April 29 – Rejoicing, Renewal, and the Life of Freedom (Philippians 4) In this message, Brother John encourages believers facing heaviness, weariness, or spiritual vexation to rediscover the joy, freedom, and renewed life found only in Christ. Using Philippians 4, he teaches that God gives His people faith, hope, and love so they can live for Him, and that believers must pray about everything, ref...

April 28 – The Parable of the Pounds (Luke 19) Brother John preaches that Jesus’ parable of the nobleman and the servants reveals the urgency of serving Christ faithfully while He is away, because He will return and will judge every believer’s stewardship. He contrasts the faithful servants—who multiplied what the Master entrusted to them—with the fearful servant who hid his pound and was called “...

April 27 – Valley of Dry Bones (Ezekiel 37) In this opening revival message, Brother John Childers urges the church to recognize that God is not done with His people and that revival is withheld only when we choose to live without it. Drawing from Ezekiel 37, he reminds the congregation that God brings life to what is dead, but His people must first acknowledge their dryness, obey His Word, and al...

This evening message lifts the listener from the heaviness of the midnight hour into the hope of the coming morning, reminding us that though darkness, dread, and sorrow may settle in for a season, the sunrise of God’s deliverance always breaks through. Drawing from Psalms 30:5—“weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning”—the preacher walks through the long night of Passover, th...

This sermon centers on the true nature of the church—not a building, denomination, or organization, but the living body of Christ made up of those born into it by the Spirit. Preaching from 1 Corinthians 12, the message emphasizes unity, purity, and spiritual health, reminding believers that God uses the church to bring forth sons and daughters into the kingdom, and that a divided, worldly, or wea...