Creek Road Baptist Pulpit

We get a peek into Paul's sermon as he preaches of the faith to Felix and Drusilla.

Seeking to protect her son Rebekah gives him wise council that we can adopt for ourselves today.

What happens when free speech is lost and is replaced with certain speech? We'll explore that in this episode of the Creek Road Baptist Pulpit.

When there's nothing in your net, what then? Do you hear Jesus calling from the shore? Only He can give you purpose.

The disciples had to climb over a lot of evidence to arrive at "and they believed them not." Find our more on this week's episode of the Creek Road Baptist Pulpit.

On the way into the city of Jerusalem, Jesus fulfills two prophecies about the messiah and establishes firmly His identity as creator God.

As heard at Creek Road Baptist Church on Palm Sunday, 2014. Performed by the Woodruff sisters.

While in Zacchaeus' house Jesus give this parable to prepare the disciples for what is about to happen.

Running ahead he thought that climbing into the tree would give him the perfect vantage from which to see Christ. Little did he know that the Savior was looking for him.

The words of the Fanny Crosby hymn, Pass Me Not O Gentile Savior, come to mind as we witness the exchange between the blind man and Jesus.

The rich ruler came to Jesus seeking something he couldn't buy. Jesus deals with the root of his problem and perhaps ours.

In chapter four Paul lists several men who are significant to his mission and ministry. Who are the godly ones in your life that support your Christian walk?

Performed by members of the Bluegrass Experiment as special music on a recent Sunday at Creek Road Baptist Church. Visit the Bluegrass Experiment's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/TheBluegrassExperiment .

Paul encourages the church to continue in prayer. Such continuing has an effect upon the mouth. Find out what it is from the Pulpit.

The apostle gives us two "lets" and two "whatsoevers" in this passage. Listen and find out what they mean for the believer.

The apostle gives us instruction on what to wear. What's in your closet?

"All these things were types, and must continue in force till the Christ, whom they represented, came; the apostle therefore says that the body-the substance or design of them was of Christ-pointed him out, and the excellent blessings which he has procured. The word σκια, shadow, is often used to express any thing imperfect or unsubstantial; while the term σωμα, body, was used in the opposite sens...

In Jeremiah 1:4 - 8 the Lord declares himself to be creator of the unborn.

A sermon of mystery and revelation, pineapples and glory. What more could you ask for?

Preached at Creek Road Baptist Church on January 5, 2014.

Words: William C. Dix (1827 - 1898). Music: A traditional English melody commonly called "Greensleeves" from the 16th century. Performed by Joy Chadwell with members of The Bluegrass Experiment (Aaron Smith on guitar and Dave Smith on mandolin) as accompanists.

"He shall save his people from their sins.] This shall be his great business in the world: the great errand on which he is come, viz. to make an atonement for, and to destroy, sin: deliverance from all the power, guilt, and pollution of sin, is the privilege of every believer in Christ Jesus. Less than this is not spoken of in the Gospel; and less than this would be unbecoming the Gospel. The perf...

Yesterday, December 22, 2013, the Woodruff sisters sang this song for special music. I thought you might enjoy it this week for some additional Christmas music at your home.

A comparison of the men who came to the Christ child, their reactions and the results.

The first in a series of sermons concurrent with the Sundays of Advent. This message looks at both birth announcements and compares the similarities side by side looking for their common subject.