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"But you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, though you are small among the clans of Judah, out of you will come for me one who will be ruler over Israel, whose origins are from of old, from ancient times." Micah 5:2In part 3 of the Dilly! series we stopped to answer the question "Why Bethlehem?". It was no remarkable place for the Son of God to be born. It was small and certainly not the ce...

We often begin the story of Jesus with an angel visiting Mary, but his story goes back much farther than that. In Part 2 of the Dilly! series Pastor Branson walked us though a part of Jesus' story in Matthew 1:1-17 that we often breeze past. This passage lists the genealogy of Jesus, and it is a most remarkable list indeed! Among other things, this list highlights three very remarkable things...

We began the Christmas sermon series and it is remarkable! In fact, it is Most Remarkable! The word dilly actually means "most remarkable", and while many products want to tout themselves as being remarkable, we know there is only One who is Most Remarkable, and his name is Jesus! Although there are many things that are most remarkable about Jesus, Pastor Branson shared three in part 1 o...

The theme of Redemption runs throughout the book of Ruth, and this final chapter in the story is no exception. As we close out her story we see Boaz live into his role as Ruth's kinsman redeemer by marrying her and caring for both her and her mother-in-law Naomi. Pastor Branson shared that two great blessings came to Ruth and Naomi from this redemptive act: a renewed life, and a lasting legac...

Pastor Branson continued his theme of "Two" in our walk through the book of Ruth this week. As we go deeper into the story of Ruth and Boaz, we see two people who have made a decision to live with intentional righteousness. We see this in how they care for and show respect to those around them and to one another. Ruth and Boaz give us two great examples of how to intentionally live in su...

This week, Pastor Branson focuses in on two key words from the book of Ruth that describe Boaz but ultimately describe God and point to Jesus our kinsman-redeemer.

In part two of Ruth the Moabite Pastor Branson talks about the characteristics of Ruth and Boaz that we should imitate.

Enjoy this special message on forgiveness by Winterville Campus Pastor, Bob Wynn

Enjoy this special message from Romans 12 by guest speaker Michal White

Say What? is a new series that takes a closer look at some of the things that Jesus told his disciples about following Him. This week Pastor Branson unpacked Luke 9:46-48, “He who is the least among you all-he is the greatest.”

This week Pastor Branson talked about the importance and reliability of the Bible and it's relevancy in our lives today.

Pastor Branson kicked off the Rooted series by describing a church that we can all be proud of.

Pastor Jay Buckingham closes out the Let Us series with Hebrews 13:15-16 which urges us to continually offer a sacrifice of praise with the fruit of our lips regardless of our circumstances.

In this message Joe Cox, Director of College Ministries, shows from Hebrews 13:10-14 how Jesus went outside to us so that we could be inside with Him. God will do whatever it takes for us to be in His presence.

In this message Pastor Branson reminds us of all that we already have through Jesus and encourages us from Hebrews 12:28-29 to be thankful & worship God with reverence and awe.

In this message from Hebrews 12, Pastor Branson shares some important keys to finishing the race that has been set before us well.

Modern technology offers many ways to listen or watch sermons from anywhere in the world (podcasts, youtube, Facebook live, etc.). In this message, Pastor Branson points out the importance of habitually “meeting together” from Hebrews 10:25.