Northside Baptist Church

After seventy verse by verse messages through the Book of Romans, we arrive at Paul's final inspired words to the church. In this concluding message, Pastor Byron Chesney explores Paul's closing charge to guard the truth from false teaching, honor the faithful servants who quietly labor for Christ, and give all glory to God alone. As this remarkable journey through Romans comes to an end, we are r...

After a 39 day break, Brother Byron returns with a special catch up episode, sharing highlights from the past several weeks of ministry and personal life. He reflects on the passing of a faithful church member, the lasting spiritual legacy of his father, recent preaching at Northside Baptist Church, the conclusion of a 70 week verse by verse study through the Book of Romans, and an upcoming study...

In this Independence Day message from Psalm 33:8 through 15, Pastor Byron Chesney examines the biblical foundations that made America strong and the spiritual consequences of abandoning the fear of God. Looking at Scripture, the nation's Christian heritage, and key turning points in American history, this sermon challenges believers to stand in awe of the Lord, repent of personal and national sin,...

Romans 16 is often overlooked because it contains a long list of names that seem unfamiliar to us. Yet every one of those names represents a life that was touched by the grace of God and used in the work of His church. In this message, we discover that God values faithfulness more than fame and that healthy churches are built by ordinary believers who quietly serve, help, labor, and love one anoth...

In this message from Colossians 1:3-14, Pastor Byron Chesney examines four essential characteristics of a healthy New Testament church: faith, love, hope, and truth. Paul commends the believers at Colossae for these foundational qualities before addressing the challenges they faced from false teaching. This practical and encouraging sermon reminds Christians that a strong church is built on unwave...

In this message from Romans 15:22 to 33, Pastor Byron Chesney examines Paul's "hindered itinerary" and shows how God's plans often differ from our own. Though Paul faced delays, opposition, and even imprisonment, he remained faithful to the leading of the Holy Spirit. This message challenges believers to trust God's direction, remain obedient through life's interruptions, and find true peace in Je...

In this Father's Day message from 1 Kings 21:1-4, Pastor Byron Chesney examines Naboth's refusal to sell the inheritance of his fathers and challenges us to consider the legacy we are leaving behind. Through Scripture and personal testimony, this sermon reminds us that the greatest inheritance is not wealth or possessions, but a heritage of faith, conviction, and godly character that will influenc...

In this message Pastor Byron Chesney examines why the Apostle Paul wrote so boldly to believers he had never met. Paul reminds the church at Rome that spiritual maturity requires both sound doctrine and a willingness to admonish and encourage one another. The sermon highlights Paul's God-given calling to preach the Gospel to the Gentiles, his refusal to take credit for God's work, and his passion...

In what may have been the final letter he ever wrote, the Apostle Paul pens a heartbreaking warning from a Roman prison cell. As he faces certain death, Paul reflects on Demas, a once faithful fellow laborer who forsook the ministry because he loved this present world. This message examines the dangers of worldliness, the tragedy of spiritual failure, and the determination every believer must have...

In Part 66 of our study through Romans, Pastor Byron Chesney examines Romans 15:8-13 and Paul's final teaching on God's plan for both Jews and Gentiles. This message explores Christ's ministry to Israel, the fulfillment of God's promises to the fathers, and the inclusion of the Gentiles in God's redemptive plan. Through a series of Old Testament prophecies, Paul demonstrates that salvation through...

Many believers know that God is holy, just, and righteous, but sometimes forget how deeply He loves His people. In this message from Song of Solomon 4:7-9, Pastor Byron Chesney examines God's love for His redeemed children, His intimate knowledge of their lives, His desire for fellowship with them, and His delight in those who belong to Him. A comforting reminder that God's love is everlasting, un...

This message challenges believers to examine whether they have a critical spirit or a Christ-like spirit. Looking at the example of Christ, Pastor Byron Chesney emphasizes the importance of bearing one another's burdens, building up fellow believers, and maintaining unity within the church. Rather than focusing on our own preferences or criticizing others, Christians are called to edify, encourage...

In this message from Exodus 19:1-6, Pastor Byron Chesney examines God's declaration to Israel, "I bare you on eagles' wings, and brought you unto myself." Through the illustration of an eagle caring for its young, we see how God carries, protects, and guides His people through life's challenges. This encouraging sermon reminds believers that God often uses seasons of discomfort to draw us closer t...

In Episode 105 of the Brother Byron Podcast, Brother Byron shares a heartfelt look at the role hymns and spiritual songs have played throughout his life. Drawing from cherished memories of family singings around the piano with the Red Back Church Hymnal and Baptist Hymnal, he explores the biblical foundation for sacred music, the difference between hymns and gospel songs, and the inspiring stories...

In this message Pastor Byron preaches from Joshua 3 and 4 on the importance of remembering the faithfulness of God and the sacrifices of those who stood before us. As Israel built memorial stones after crossing Jordan, Christians today are reminded of the responsibility to honor the old paths while building a testimony future generations can look back upon and remember. This message is a challenge...

In this sermon, Pastor Byron examines the balance between Christian liberty and Christian responsibility, warning against both harsh legalism and careless living. Using practical examples and clear biblical teaching, the message challenges believers to avoid becoming a stumbling block to others, to pursue peace within the church, and to remember that "whatsoever is not of faith is sin." This sermo...

In this message titled "Standing When the World Changes Around You," Pastor Byron Chesney preaches from Daniel 1:8 and Romans 12:2 on the importance of remaining faithful to God in a culture that is rapidly moving away from biblical truth. Through the example of Daniel, this sermon challenges believers to stand with conviction, resist compromise, and stay grounded in the Word of God no matter how...

In this message from Romans 14:7–12, Pastor Byron Chesney reminds us that our lives belong to the Lord and that one day every person will stand before Him. This powerful sermon challenges believers to live for God instead of self, warns of the coming judgment, and points to the truth that every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. A sobering and timely message c...

In this episode, Brother Byron examines the recent UFO/UAP disclosures from the U.S. Government through the lens of Scripture. Are these sightings extraterrestrial, secret technology, or something spiritual in nature? This episode explores popular conspiracy theories, end times deception, demonic counterfeits, and what the King James Bible says about seducing spirits, lying wonders, and spiritual...

This Mother's Day message from 1 Kings 3:16-28 looks beyond the wisdom of Solomon and into the heart of a real mother. In "The Not So Perfect Mom," Pastor Byron Chesney reminds us that while there are no perfect mothers, there is a perfect God full of mercy, wisdom, grace, and love. This sermon is an encouragement to every mother who has ever felt overwhelmed, unworthy, or weary, and a reminder th...

In this message from Romans 14:1-6, Pastor Byron Chesney examines "doubtful disputations" among believers and the dangers of judging one another over personal convictions, preferences, and Christian liberty. This sermon addresses disputes over traditions, standards, special days, and practices that often divide Christians, while reminding us that God alone is the Master and Judge of His servants....

This sermon from 1 Kings 17:1–7 presents the account of Elijah at the brook Cherith and the spiritual lessons learned when the brook dried up. It emphasizes God's sovereignty in both provision and deprivation, the danger of trusting in temporary means, and the necessity of relying fully upon the Lord. The message calls believers to endure seasons of testing with faith, recognizing that God uses su...

Churches are closing. Not suddenly, but slowly over time. In this episode, we talk about: The real statistics behind church closures Why churches are declining since 2020 The common excuses people use for not attending The pressure pastors carry behind the scenes The impact of a church closing on families and communities What YOU can do to help keep your church strong This is a needed conversation...

A message from Romans 13:8–14 calling believers to love like Christ and live with urgency. As His return draws near, we are challenged to cast off sin, walk in the light, and stop making provision for the flesh in a world that is spiritually asleep.

In this message, Pulling Down Strongholds, Pastor Byron Chesney opens 2 Corinthians 10:1–5 to address the real spiritual battles many face every day. Strongholds are more than struggles, they are patterns of sin and thinking that take control and resist change. This sermon explains how strongholds are formed, why they are so difficult to break, and how they can be torn down through the power of Go...