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Surrender. Sometimes this word has a negative meaning if speaking in terms of battle. However, for Christians, we must surrender to Jesus. Reflect today on this thought, "Are you merely a fan of Jesus, or have you surrendered your will to Him?"

Our Need to Give - 2/1/2026

Do You Know What Time It Is?  Preached by Pastor Kevin Slemp on 2/8/2026

"Not on Our Own" was preached by Pastor Kevin Slemp at Berea Baptist Church on January 4th, 2026. In this sermon, Pastor Slemp recounts the miracle of Jesus turning 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish into enough food to feed thousands and have 12 baskets left over. "Where God guides, He provides." When God calls His people to action, it requires us to take a step of faith. Sometimes His calling may seem...

Don Breeden preached "God is Light" on December 28th, 2025.

"Highly Favored" was preached at Berea Baptist Church on 12/21/2025 by Pastor Kevin Slemp. Merry Christmas! 

Today is the first Sunday of Advent. Are you ready for Christmas? Today, Pastor Slemp encouraged us to let go of any fear that is holding us back from a more loving and deep relationship with Jesus. 

This week was Women's Day, and we were blessed to hear from Noelle Morgan, Ariel Sexton and Abbie Darst. God works in our lives and each woman who shared today has seen Him work in amazing ways. 

On November 2nd, 2025, Elder Steve Case preached a sermon titled, "Open our Eyes". Elder Case used 2 King 6:8-23 and reminded us of Elisha's faith and clarity in the midst of doom and danger. How do you see the world? Do you live by what you see and experience, or by faith and trust? 

Why do bad things happen to good people? Is the church's approach to LGBTQ matters appropriate? In today's sermon, Elder Brian Hill answered these tough questions. As the title of the sermon suggests, the answers may be simple but not easy, and hard but right. 

October 19th was Baptist Men's Day, so during this podcast, you will hear from 3 men from Berea Baptist Church. Sam Grinstead, Scott Myers and Isaac Sexton. 

Pastor Don Breeden reminded us that our salvation should cause us to change and to understand just how desperate we are for God. 

Jacob Briggs filled in for Pastor Slemp and delivered a powerful sermon which reminds us who we are in Christ. 

In this third and final sermon of Reset: Live the Mission, Pastor Kevin shares the urgency of sharing Christ with others. It is up to everyone of us to share the Good News!

In this message from the Reset series, Pastor Kevin Slemp explores what it means to “Live the Mission” by discovering and using the spiritual gifts God has given each believer. Drawing from Romans 12 and 1 Corinthians 12, he challenges us to embrace our God-given role in the body of Christ and faithfully serve in ministry for the good of others and the glory of God.

At Berea Baptist Church, our vision is communicated in three statements:  “Love God,” “Love God’s Family,” and “Live the Mission.”  Today’s sermon is the first of a three part sermon series focusing on how we can “Live the Mission". True followers of Jesus will bear fruit. We are all called to be missionaries. Are you living the mission? We need Jesus, the world needs Jesus, and the church needs u...

On August 31, 2025, Pastor Kevin Slemp continued Berea Baptist Church’s Reset sermon series, walking through the church vision: Love God. Love God’s Family. Live the Mission. This week’s message focused on what it means to truly love God’s family. Looking at Acts 2:41–47, Pastor Kevin explored how the early church lived in deep fellowship—sharing meals, caring for one another’s needs, and building...

Of course we should share the Gospel. But, what if the way Christians treat each other could be just as powerful to showing others God's love? 

Today's sermon is part one of a new sermon series. Pastor Kevin Slemp reminded the congergation of the church vision. Love God, Love God's Family and Live the Mission. In Reset, Love God, Pastor Slemp asks us if we truly follow the greatest commandment. Matthew 22:36-40 “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?”37 Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with a...

In today's podcast, Pastor Kevin Slemp of Berea Baptist Church explores how we should be modern day exciles. “My prayer is not that you take them out of the world but that you protect them from the evil one.  They are not of the world, even as I am not of it.”---John 17:15-16

In this powerful message from Pastor Kevin Slemp of Berea Baptist Church, we explore how our words reflect the condition of our hearts and reveal our spiritual maturity. Drawing from Scripture—including Psalms, James, and Ephesians—Pastor Slemp challenges listeners to examine how they speak to others, use God’s name, and handle conflict, criticism, and gossip. Are your words building others up or...

In this powerful sermon, Kevin Slemp explores God’s desire for an eternal family, emphasizing that salvation is a free gift of grace, unearned and offered through Jesus’ costly sacrifice. Discover how true love—for God and others—requires obedient, self-sacrificial action, challenging us to reflect on what our love for God costs us. If you would like to discuss your salvation, please reach out to...

In this moving sermon from Berea Baptist Church, Pastor Kevin Slemp tackles the profound question, “Where Is God in Our Suffering?” Through biblical wisdom and compassionate insight, he explores how God remains present and faithful even in our deepest pain and trials. This episode offers listeners encouragement, hope, and practical guidance for navigating life’s hardships with unwavering trust in...

In this compelling sermon, Pastor Kevin Slemp explores the biblical story of manna from Exodus 16, illustrating God’s call for daily dependence on Him. Drawing parallels to the Lord’s Prayer and Jesus’ teachings in Matthew 6, Pastor Slemp emphasizes that God provides just enough for each day, encouraging believers to trust Him daily rather than relying on past spiritual experiences. Through vivid...

On July 6th, 2025, Kevin Sexton delivered a powerful sermon to Berea Baptist Church. Are you praying for revival? Do you want to see God move in our church, community or homes?