Practical Truth: Bible Messages from Heritage Baptist Church

Pastor Tom Krampert continues the Romans series with “No Exceptions,” centered on Romans 2:1–11. This sermon reminds us that all people, regardless of outward morality, stand guilty before God and in need of salvation. Be challenged to reject self-righteousness and embrace the grace and goodness of God.

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches a message titled “What Should I Do With My Money?” centered on Proverbs 3:9–10 and biblical stewardship. From working hard and avoiding debt to generosity and long-term planning, this sermon highlights practical principles that honor God. Learn how wisdom, honesty, discipline, and trust in the Lord shape a healthy financial life.

Pastor Tom Krampert delivers “A Woman Who Waits,” a message about trusting God’s timing instead of forcing our own way. Drawing from Psalm 130, this sermon highlights the importance of seeking the Lord through His Word while waiting for His direction. Learn how patience and faith lead to peace and spiritual growth.

Pastor Tom Krampert continues the Romans series with “The Removal of Restraint,” centered on Romans 1:22–25. This sermon examines the sobering judgment that takes place when God allows people to pursue their own sinful desires. Be challenged to share the gospel faithfully while hearts are still open to receive it.

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches a message titled “It’s Bad to Be Greedy,” centered on Proverbs 1:10–19. This sermon defines greed and exposes its dangers in the life of a believer. Learn how to identify a greedy heart and replace it with gratitude, trust, and biblical wisdom.

Pastor Tom Krampert continues the Heaven series with “Heaven: A Place of Reverence,” centered on Revelation 4. This sermon highlights the awe-filled worship that will define eternity in God’s presence. Be reminded that Heaven will be a place of joyful activity centered on glorifying God.

Pastor Tom Krampert continues the Romans series with “No Excuses,” centered on Romans 1:18–23. This sermon explains why every person is accountable to God and without excuse for rejecting Him. Be reminded that those who truly seek God will find Him, and that salvation removes all condemnation through Christ.

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches a message titled “It’s Good and Godly to Be Generous,” centered on Proverbs 13:7. From practical examples to biblical principles, this sermon shows how generosity impacts others and honors God. Learn how a generous life reflects God’s character and draws others to Him.

Pastor Tom Krampert continues the Heaven series with “Heaven: A Place of Resplendence,” centered on Revelation 21. From its radiant design to its perfect beauty, this message reminds us that eternity with God far surpasses anything this world can offer. Be encouraged that no earthly wonder can compare to the glory that awaits believers in Heaven.

Pastor Tom Krampert continues the sermon series on the book of Romans with “The Passion Behind the Preaching.” This sermon explores why Paul remained unashamed of the gospel despite opposition, and highlights the eternal impact of both believing and sharing the good news. Be challenged to develop a passion for reaching others with the message of Christ.

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches a message titled “Wealth: Not the Most Important Thing,” drawing from multiple passages in Proverbs. This sermon explores the proper perspective on money and the dangers of misplaced priorities. Learn how gratitude, wisdom, righteousness, and putting God first lead to a truly rich life.

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches “Heaven: A Place of Great Reward,” outlining what the Bible teaches about eternal rewards. From Matthew 5, this message shows that rewards are promised, earned through faithfulness, and far greater than anything this world offers. Be encouraged that what you do for Christ in this life has eternal value.

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches “The Heart of an Apostle,” examining Paul’s introduction in Romans 1 and the passion that defined his life and ministry. This sermon reminds us that a heart for Christ leads to a heart for others. Be encouraged to strengthen your faith and step forward in the calling God has for you.

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches a message titled “There is a Better Way,” about pursuing an excellent life through biblical wisdom. Drawing from Proverbs 8:6, this sermon shows how applying God’s truth in everyday life leads to a life that rises above the average. Be challenged to grow through prayer, learning, and yielding to the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Tom Krampert continues the series of messages about Heaven with “Heaven: A Place of Restoration,” focusing on the biblical promise that eternity will be a complete renewal of God’s creation. This message reminds us that Heaven is not distant or dull, but a perfect restoration of what God intended from the beginning. Be encouraged to keep your focus on the eternal home God has prepared.

Pastor Tom Krampert begins a new series on the book of Romans, exploring the purpose and significance of this foundational epistle. This message highlights Romans as a comprehensive explanation of salvation and the righteousness of God. Discover how this letter lays out the gospel and guides believers in how to live.

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches an Easter message titled “Reactions to the Easter Message,” drawing from Acts 17 and Paul’s ministry in Athens. We see that when presented with the truth of the risen Christ, listeners respond in different ways. Consider how you will respond to the message. Will you reject it, delay it, or receive it?

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches a Good Friday message titled “Giving Thanks for the Cup,” centered on the Last Supper and the significance of Christ’s sacrifice. Though the cup represented suffering, Jesus gave thanks in full trust of the Father’s will. This message calls us to respond by placing our faith in Christ, trusting God’s plan, and living with gratitude.

Pastor Tom Krampert presents “An Overview of Passion Week,” answering key questions about the final days of Jesus’ life. From the triumphal entry to the cross and resurrection, this message highlights the depth of Christ’s suffering and purpose. Be reminded of the significance of Christ’s suffering and the opportunity to share the gospel with others.

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches a message titled “The Power to Witness,” centered on Acts 1:8 and the believer’s call to share their faith. This sermon reminds us that we are not alone because the Holy Spirit empowers our witness. Be encouraged that God works through both our words and actions to reach others.  

Pastor Tom Krampert continues the Heaven series with “Heaven: A Place of Removal,” centered on Revelation 21:1–4. This sermon focuses on the things that will not be present in eternity—no more death, sorrow, or pain. Be encouraged that this life is temporary, and a perfect, eternal home awaits those in Christ.    

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches a message titled, “Nothing But Manna,” about gratitude and God’s faithful provision. Through the example of Israel in Numbers 11, this sermon highlights how easily we can lose sight of what God has given us. Be encouraged to trust God’s provision and cultivate gratitude by recognizing every good gift comes from Him. And remember that Christ is the true manna given for...

Guest preacher Mike Clark delivers a message from Deuteronomy 8:1–11 titled “Beware of Spiritual Complacency.” As Israel entered a land of blessing, they were warned not to forget the Lord. Be challenged to stay grounded in God’s Word and continue growing in your faith, even in seasons of comfort and success.

Guest preacher Mike Clark from from Solid Rock Baptist Church delivers a message titled “Express Your Love,” centered on Matthew 22:34–40 and Christ’s command to love God and your neighbors. This sermon highlights how love is demonstrated through our words, actions, time, and loyalty. Be encouraged to put your faith into action by showing Christlike love in everyday life.

Pastor Tom Krampert delivers “You Move When God Moves,” drawing from Numbers 9 and the example of God’s people following His guidance. This message reminds us that we cannot discern God’s direction without walking closely with Him. Learn how to seek His direction, especially when facing important decisions.