Fair Haven Primitive Baptist Church

How should Christians respond to evil, injustice, and government authority? In this message from Romans 12–13, we explore what biblical Christian living looks like in a difficult world. This sermon focuses on God's standard for His people: not returning evil for evil, overcoming evil with good, and living peaceably with all men. We also examine the often-challenging teaching of Romans 13 about sub...

Deuteronomy 25 Bible Study | Justice, Mercy, Honest Weights & Biblical Law Explained In this in-depth Bible study, Elder Jonathan Moseley walks verse-by-verse through Deuteronomy chapter 25, unpacking the civil, moral, and spiritual laws God gave Israel as Moses delivered his final instructions on the plains of Moab. This chapter may seem like a collection of unrelated laws—but when viewed careful...

In this in-depth Bible study through Deuteronomy chapter 18, we examine Moses' instruction to Israel on the Plains of Moab as they stand on the brink of entering the Promised Land. This chapter addresses two major themes: God's provision for the Levites and priests, and God's strict prohibition against pagan spiritual practices, contrasted with His promise to raise up a Prophet like Moses. We begi...

We've been walking verse by verse through the Book of Romans since July, and we've now almost finished Romans chapter 12—a powerful chapter filled with clear, practical instruction for living out our Christian witness in everyday life. In Romans 12:17–21, the Apostle Paul addresses how Christians are to respond when they are wronged. Rather than seeking revenge, believers are instructed to leave v...

Unconditional Election Brother Dean Stuart In this message, Brother Dean Stuart continues a series on the Articles of Faith, focusing on the doctrine of Unconditional Election—one of the central doctrines of grace. Beginning with the importance of understanding why we believe what we believe, this sermon addresses the biblical teaching that salvation is wholly the work of a sovereign God. Drawing...

Deuteronomy 24 Explained | Divorce, Mercy, Justice & God's Care for the Weak In this verse-by-verse Bible study, Elder Jonathan Moseley walks through Deuteronomy chapter 24, a chapter that reveals God's design for justice, mercy, dignity, and restraint of human cruelty within everyday life in Israel. This lesson addresses laws that governed marriage and divorce, lending and borrowing, labor practi...

In this teaching through Deuteronomy chapter 17, Elder Jonathan Moseley walks through Moses' final instructions to Israel as they prepare to enter the Promised Land. This passage lays out God's standards for true worship, justice, authority, and leadership, with implications that still matter today. We explore: Why God required unblemished sacrifices and how they point forward to Jesus Christ How...

The sermon centers on the biblical call to unity within the church, emphasizing both a shared purpose grounded in Scripture and a humble attitude toward one another. Drawing from Romans 12, 1 Corinthians, Philippians, and other New Testament passages, it underscores that true unity is not uniformity of opinion but a common commitment to the gospel, maintained through disciplined adherence to God's...

Who Can Join Israel? | Deuteronomy 23 Sermon Audio In this sermon, we unpack Deuteronomy 23:1‑25 and explore who could be counted as part of Israel and what it means to live as God's holy, covenant people. We cover: Restrictions on membership — eunuchs, lineage, and birth status Foreign nations and their place in Israel — Ammonites, Moabites, Edomites, Egyptians Holiness in community and during wa...

Baptism is a powerful symbol of union with Christ's death, burial, and resurrection, marking a believer's public declaration of faith and new life in Him, not a means of salvation or spiritual regeneration. Rooted in Scripture, it reflects a transformative turning from sin and a commitment to follow Christ as Lord, illustrated through the ministries of John the Baptist, Jesus' own baptism, and the...

In this verse-by-verse Bible study, Elder Jonathan Moseley examines Deuteronomy chapter 22, a chapter that reveals God's concern for everyday righteousness, personal responsibility, compassion for others, and the protection of the innocent. This lesson walks through a wide range of laws that governed Israel's daily life—covering property rights, moral responsibility, personal conduct, and family r...

The sermon centers on the transformative call to live as a redeemed people, rooted in the grace of Christ revealed in Romans 1–11 and now expressed in practical, Christ-shaped obedience in Romans 12. It emphasizes that the church is a living, unified body—called out, interdependent, and designed for mutual care—where believers are to present themselves as living sacrifices, rejecting worldly confo...

The sermon centers on the historical and theological significance of Jesus' birth in Bethlehem, emphasizing how divine sovereignty unfolds within the political realities of the Roman Empire and Herodian rule. By situating the nativity within the context of Caesar Augustus's census and the client kingdom of Judea under Herod, the preacher highlights God's sovereign orchestration of history, where e...

The sermon traces the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy in the birth of Jesus Christ, emphasizing God's faithfulness across centuries. Beginning with Isaiah's prophecy of a virgin conceiving and bearing a son named Immanuel—God with us—the message underscores the miraculous, divinely orchestrated nature of Christ's incarnation, which defied human logic and was foretold over 700 years in advanc...

Deuteronomy 21 Explained | Murder Mystery, Captives, Inheritance & Justice in God's Law In this verse-by-verse Bible study, Elder Jonathan Moseley continues our journey through the Book of Deuteronomy by unpacking Deuteronomy chapter 21—one of the most thought-provoking chapters in the Law of Moses. This lesson opens with what might be called a "murder mystery" in Scripture: how Israel was command...

Title: The Hebrew Calendar Deuteronomy Chapter 16 Speaker: Elder Jonathan Moseley Series: Deuteronomy Bible Study Date: November 5, 2025 Deuteronomy 16 presents a theological framework rooted in remembrance, justice, and worship, centered on the annual feasts that structure Israel's spiritual life around God's redemptive acts and agricultural cycles. The passage calls for the Israelites observance...

In Romans 12, the Apostle Paul turns from doctrine to practice, calling believers to live out the gospel through sincere, sacrificial love. In this message from Romans 12:10–13, we examine what brotherly love without dissimulation truly looks like within the church. Using the Old Testament example of David and Jonathan, this sermon shows how genuine Christian affection is marked by self-denial, co...

Deuteronomy 20 lays out God's surprising and sobering "Rules of War" for Israel. In this Bible study, Elder Jonathan Moseley walks verse by verse through Deuteronomy chapter 20, explaining how the Lord instructed His people to prepare for battle—not by trusting numbers, strength, or weapons, but by trusting in Him alone. This chapter addresses fear in the face of overwhelming odds, the priest's ro...

The sermon centers on Romans 12:9–13, calling believers to live as 'living sacrifices' by embracing genuine, unfeigned love and a deep abhorrence of evil, while steadfastly clinging to what is good. It emphasizes that true love is not performative or deceptive—illustrated through the treacherous duplicity of Joab and Judas—and calls for authenticity in relationships, both within the church and bey...

Chaplin Jonathan discusses the final instructions given by Moses to the Israelites before their departure from the land, emphasizing the importance of following God's laws and customs, including dietary restrictions and the role of the Levites and priests. The conversation highlights the conditional nature of these instructions, emphasizing the need for obedience to maintain the covenant.

Fair Haven Primitive Baptist Church is located just about a mile outside of Tifton, GA and it is on the right as you travel East on Highway 82 towards Brookfield.

The sermon centers on the urgent call to draw closer to God through intentional spiritual disciplines, grounded in humility, desire, and worship. It emphasizes that true intimacy with the Lord requires recalibrating one's life by surrendering pride, actively desiring communication through consistent prayer and Bible reading, and submitting all decisions to Scripture rather than personal preference...

The sermon centers on the urgent call to steadfastly heed the surpassing salvation revealed in Christ, contrasting the veiled revelations of the Old Testament with the clear, definitive revelation of God in His Son. It emphasizes that Christ, as the eternal Son and express image of God, has completed the work of redemption—purging sins, securing salvation, and upholding all creation—making the gos...

In this in-depth Bible study through Deuteronomy chapter 18, we examine Moses' instruction to Israel on the Plains of Moab as they stand on the brink of entering the Promised Land. This chapter addresses two major themes: God's provision for the Levites and priests, and God's strict prohibition against pagan spiritual practices, contrasted with His promise to raise up a Prophet like Moses. We begi...