Mount Gilead Primitive Baptist Church Sermons

Pastor Kenneth Brantley continues from the book of Acts, showing the work of God in Paul's life as he was converted, changing from a life persecuting the Church to a great servant of God. Paul saw himself to be the chief of sinners, and understood his need of Grace. Acts 9:1-9

Elder J.S. Melvin

Elder J.S. Melvin

Elder Richard Halbgewachs

Elder Richard Halbgewachs

Elder J.S. Melvin I Samuel 14

Happy Father's Day, and what better way to celebrate than in service worshipping our Heavenly Father. Pastor Kenneth Brantley reminds us of the blessing we have in a Heavenly Father. God is our refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms! Deuteronomy 33:27

Pastor Kenneth Brantley preaches from Acts 8:26-39.

How blessed we are to know that our Heavenly Father is aware of and involved in the details of our lives. Pastor Kenneth Brantley reminds us of the blessed assurance that when depart this fallen world, we will immediately be in the presence of God and our Savior, Jesus. Acts 7:1; 57-8:1

Pastor Kenneth Brantley encourages us to be a Church full of compassion and love for one another. The Church is to be a welcoming place, a home for sinners to hear the Word of God proclaimed. Reference the compassion of Christ for His people as illustrated throughout the Bible. What great love the Savior has for His people. Acts 4:33-37; 5:11

Pastor Kenneth Brantley points us to Acts 4:33, where we see the great grace upon the apostles. The apostles faced many trials but continued steadfast in doctrine. That great grace is with us all today, even as we face the trials of life. Remember, our Heavenly Father has promised to never forsake us, and that promise is sure!

We were blessed to have Bro Daniel Hall and his family visiting, with him introducing services.

Pastor Kenneth Brantley teaches from Acts 4:11-14. We are blessed to feel our need for Jesus, may we always trust in Him.

Pastor Kenneth Brantley speaks from the book of Acts , reminding us that we should standfast in the apostles' doctrine. We are blessed to have the Gospel preached to us and hear the good news of what God has done. Thanks be to God for His immeasurable love and grace. Acts 2:42; 3:1-10

We are blessed to have the Gospel preached to us, and know the good news of what God has done. Pastor Kenneth Brantley reminds us of the Hope we have in Jesus. He is risen and we are blessed to know the truth of His resurrection. May we remember that blessed Hope until the day we are reunited with Him in Glory! I Corinthians 15:12-23

Pastor Kenneth Brantley Job 19:23-27

As children of God, we will never be forsaken or forgotten by the Father. Our savior, Jesus Christ, was forsaken by the Father as he hung upon the cross, as He cried out with a loud voice. How dark that must have been. We are blessed beyond measure to never face that darkness. Pastor Kenneth Brantley reflects from Psalm 22 which foreshadowed the words of Jesus.

Pastor Kenneth Brantley reminds again of the great blessing of the Holy Spirit! The Spirit is active in the regeneration of His people and is with us throughout our lives. May we pray for felt presence of the Holy Spirit to be with us, and give thanks for the blessings it brings. Acts 2:36-42

Pastor Kenneth Brantley reminds us to continue steadfastly in apostles' doctrine. We are blessed to love God because He first loved us, may we all endeavor to follow Him and His commandments. May we also remember we have a risen Savior, who is seated at the right hand of God. Acts 2:40-47

How blessed are we to have received the word of God, being first born of The Spirit. May we believe His truths and trust His word, and be Baptized because of His merciful sacrifice that paid our sin debt. Pastor Kenneth Brantley reminds of us the blessing of the Spirit that freely reaches His people. Acts 2:36-42

Our sin was upon His shoulders when Jesus was crucified. Pastor Kenneth Brantley preaches from Acts 2:36-40, reminding us how deep the Father's love. The savior was slain by wicked hands, but it was the sin of His people that he bore.

Pastor Kenneth Brantley preaches from Acts 2, reminding us that all of God's children shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. Let us remember it was our sins that were placed upon our Lord and Savior at the Cross, but by his Grace and the calling of the Spirit we can come to Him!

What a blessing it is to know and understand our sinful state, and that Christ died on the cross for our sins. May we be thankful for the blessing of the Holy Ghost and pray that our Church would be blessed by His felt presence. Acts 2:36-39

Pastor Kenneth Brantley speaks from Acts 1:1-4, reminding us of Christ's time spent with his disciples after his death and resurrection.

Pastor Kenneth Brantley gives a wonderful reminder to trust in God and His providence. He has promised never to leave or forsake us, no matter the circumstance of life. Genesis 50:19-21