The Hickory Rock Baptist Church Podcast

In this week's sermon, we see how God calls on us to see our internal problems and how He demonstrates His faithfulness through eternal promises.

In this week's sermon, we see how God reaffirms His presence with His people. We learn that God's past promises give our present work meaning, and that His promises of future faithfulness give us reason to keep moving forward.

In this week's sermon, we begin the Book of Haggai. We see how God's people denied Him worship and reverence by neglecting the Temple and focusing only on their lives. We see that if we fail to prioritize God, it should be no surprise when we are left wanting and unsatisfied.

In this week's sermon, we explore Matthew's account of the Resurrection. We see how this confirms Jesus' authority and how we must respond to His authority with complete obedience.

In this week's sermon, we see how Jesus' death brings us cleansing, purification, and relief.

In this week's sermon, we see how Jesus remains faithful and obedient to God's plan, despite being mocked, beaten, and tempted.

In this week's sermon, we look at the actions of Judas, Pilate, and the crowds. We see how they mistakenly choose to trust in themselves instead of trusting in God's plan.

In this week's sermon, we look at the great injustice Jesus endured in order to save us from true justice.

In this week's sermon, we look at the incredible selflessness demonstrated by Jesus in the garden, and at how this scene brings fulfillment to many prophecies.

In this week's sermon, we look at Jesus' observance of the Passover with His disciples. We see how He transformed this sacred ritual into something even more holy and how God orchestrated even the smallest details to reveal His love for us.

In this week's sermon, we look at the actions of Jesus' opponents and those who follow Him. We see that while His enemies plot Jesus' death, those who recognize who He is help to prepare His body for burial.

In this week's sermon, we look at Jesus' response to the second question asked by the disciples. We explore the lessons He teaches us about how we are to be waiting for his return.

In this week's sermon, we see Jesus teach the disciples about God's coming judgment against Jerusalem, and how He reminds them they can trust in Him no matter how bleak things may seem.

In this week's sermon, Jesus demonstrates both His righteous anger as He confronts the Pharisees for their spiritual blindness and His merciful love as He calls on them to repent.

In this week's sermon, we look at two questions posed to Jesus by His opponents. These questions reveal how the opponents are missing the bigger point of how God is working, and serve to help us see how we often do the same thing.

In this week's sermon, we look at a plot to entrap Jesus, His perceptive answer to a provocative question, and the profound amazement that resulted from His response.

In this week's sermon, we look at three of Jesus' parables directed toward the priests and Pharisees. In these parables, we see both God's righteousness and love revealed.

In this week's sermon, we look at how an interaction with a fig tree reveals Jesus' authority and how it also reveals the disciples' lack of faith.

In this week's sermon, we will walk through Psalm 84 and see how the psalmist's longing to be close to God reflects a longing that we all have for a home we've never known.

In this week's sermon, we look at Paul's concluding words in his letter to the Colossians. In them, he reminds us that walking the line demands devotion to prayer, that we check our speech and actions, and that we let God use us as He chooses.

In this week's sermon, we see Paul explain that walking the line and honoring Christ demands we must get rid of our old sinful mindset, our old sinful behaviors, and our old sinful superficiality.

In this week's sermon, we explore Paul's teaching about staying focused on Christ despite all the "noise" and distractions of the world.

In this week's sermon, we explore the unequaled supremacy of Jesus, what He has done in us, and what He is doing through us.

In this week's sermon, we begin walking through Paul's letter to the Colossians. We look at his prayer of thankfulness for their faith, how he desires them to continue growing in holiness, and his exhortation to walk worthy of the Lord.

In this week's sermon, we look at Psalm 40. In this beautiful psalm, we explore the thankfulness that comes from remembering God's previous acts of deliverance and the confidence this gives us that He will act again regardless of our circumstances.