Voices from the Mountain

Sunday Evening – July 5, 2026 (Jesse Lockhart)Jesse’s evening message retells Joshua 14, where 85‑year‑old Caleb returns to claim the mountain God promised him decades earlier. While others feared giants, Caleb saw promise, and Moses assured him the land would be his. Forty‑five years later, Caleb stands before Joshua and declares he is as strong now as then because he “wholly followed the Lord.”...

Sunday Morning – July 5, 2026 (Jesse Lockhart)Jesse’s Independence Day message uses Matthew 21 to warn what happens when a nation rejects God. Jesus identifies Himself as the cornerstone—the foundation stone the builders refused—and Jesse parallels that rejection with America’s drift from its spiritual roots. When God is rejected, the Savior becomes missing, conviction fades, and salvation grows r...

Sunday School – July 5, 2026Luke 5 becomes a living illustration of obedience as the teacher ties every scene back to Noah’s faithfulness. Peter, exhausted from an empty night of fishing, still says, “Nevertheless at Thy word…” and witnesses a miracle that breaks nets and sinks boats, opening his eyes to Christ’s holiness. A leper is cleansed by humble faith, a paralyzed man is lowered through a r...

Podcast Summary — “Encouraging Yourself in the Lord”   This message opens in 1 Samuel 30, where David and his men return to Ziklag only to find the city burned, their families taken captive, and their strength drained to the point that “they wept until they had no more power to weep.” The preacher uses this moment to paint a picture of what it feels like when life pulls the props out from under yo...

*Podcast Summary — “A New Creature” (2 Corinthians 5:17)In this sermon, Brother Jesse celebrates the miracle of salvation and the transforming power of becoming “a new creature” in Christ, reminding listeners that real salvation is not a light prayer or a small adjustment—it is a complete change of nature. He testifies of how God reached “below the bottom” to pull him out of sin, replacing old des...

*Podcast Summary — “Is It Well?” (2 Kings 4)In this message, Brother Jesse walks us through the Shunammite woman’s story, showing how a single question—“Is it well?”—cuts through every layer of life and lands on the only thing that truly matters: the condition of the soul. He traces her journey from hospitality toward the prophet, to the miracle of her son’s birth, to the heartbreak of holding tha...

Brother Chris Long preached with urgency from Joel 2, calling the church to “sound the alarm” for a lost world as he reminded the congregation that God’s presence was still moving in revival and His grace was the only reason any of us are saved. He shared his own testimony of salvation in 1991 and the years-long struggle before surrendering to the call to preach, emphasizing how God never gave up...

Brother Chris Long preaches with a heavy burden about the danger of drifting from God’s presence, using Israel’s loss of the ark in 1 Samuel 4 as a mirror for the modern church. He warns that sin—especially the quiet, tolerated kind—slowly drains the glory from a believer’s life until they’re only going through motions, treating God like a spare tire instead of their daily source of strength. With...

Brother Chris Long preaches from 2 Kings 5 on Naaman, using the story to call the church back to compassion and the simple, everyday work of making a difference in the lives of people wounded by sin. He reminds the congregation that leprosy in Scripture mirrors the slow, spreading nature of sin, and that Naaman’s healing began not with a prophet or a king but with a captive little girl who refused...

Jeremiah 20:8–11 — Podcast Summary (June 21, 2026 PM)In this message, the preacher steps into Jeremiah’s weariness—his ministry rejected, his warnings mocked, his obedience landing him in the stocks—and shows how the prophet reached the point of saying, “I will not make mention of Him.” But the Word of God burned in Jeremiah’s bones until silence became impossible, and the sermon turns that fire t...

Why Then? — Podcast Summary (June 21, 2026 PM)This sermon opens with Jeremiah’s cry, “Is there no balm in Gilead?” and confronts the spiritual sickness of a people who are dying with the cure right at their feet. The preacher compares sin to leprosy—slow, spreading, destructive—and warns that the modern church has grown weak on spiritual junk food, refusing the bitter but healing medicine of God’s...

Our Love to Him — Podcast Summary (June 17, 2026)In this message, the preacher walks through Jesus’ threefold question to Peter—“lovest thou me?”—and turns it toward us, reminding listeners that while God’s love for humanity is unquestionable, proven at Calvary and renewed every morning, the real issue is our love toward Him. Using Scripture, stories, and the example of Peter’s denial and restorat...

Why We Need the Lord — 6‑14‑26 PM (Psalm 39)Jesse Lockhart preached from Psalm 39 on the sobering truth that every man at his best state is altogether vanity, reminding the church that human strength, goodness, and effort always come up short without the Lord. He showed how David’s confession of frailty mirrors our own condition—unable to direct our steps, unable to cleanse ourselves, unable to li...

Sunday School — 6‑14‑26 (Genesis 6–7)The Sunday School lesson walked through Genesis 6–7 with a focus on preparation, obedience, and the seriousness of God’s judgment, showing how Noah’s righteousness and rootedness set him apart in a violent, corrupt world. The teacher highlighted the massive labor behind the ark—not just building it by hand over decades, but preparing food, caring for animals, a...

Sunday Morning — Jesse Lockhart — 6‑14‑26 AM (Psalm 1)Jesse Lockhart opened Psalm 1 and painted a vivid picture of the blessed man, contrasting the narrow, disciplined walk of the righteous with the broad, careless drift of the ungodly. He emphasized that blessing is more than material comfort—it is the spiritual richness of walking in God’s counsel, standing on a sure foundation, and refusing the...

Evan Merrell — 6‑10‑26 Evan Merrell preached with a trembling honesty about discernment, standards, and the danger of counterfeits, drawing from Rehoboam’s brazen shields and Josiah’s rediscovery of the Word to show how easily God’s glory can be replaced with man‑made substitutes. He warned that false teaching, soft preaching, and self‑made religion mirror Jeroboam’s calves—convenient, crowd‑pleas...

In this morning message, Brother Jesse Lockhart preaches from Jeremiah 2:13, warning that “my people have committed two evils; they have forsaken me, the fountain of living waters, and hewed them out broken cisterns that can hold no water.” He traces Israel’s long drift from God—from Egypt to the wilderness to the kings—showing how blessing turned to backsliding when the people tried to mix holine...

Podcast Summary — Sunday School 6‑7‑26This Sunday School lesson centers on Noah, the flood, and the sobering parallels between the first destruction of the earth and the one still to come, beginning with the reminder that “Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord.” Brother Brandon weaves family testimony, recent conversions, and the stirring conviction of loved ones into a larger truth: God still...

Podcast Summary — Jesse Lockhart 6‑5‑26, Pisgah, Alabama Revival in this revival message, Brother Jesse Lockhart pours out a burdened, urgent call for the church to stand in the gap for a lost world, reminding the congregation again and again that “it’s just good to know the Lord.” He walks through Ezekiel, Moses, and the prophets to show how God has always sought a man—someone willing to step int...

Jesse Lockhart (Pisgah, Alabama – 6/4/26)In this message, Jesse Lockhart steps into Leviticus 1 and shows how every line of the sacrificial law points straight to Jesus Christ. He explains that the disciples preached Christ from the Old Testament because the entire volume of Scripture speaks of Him, and Leviticus’ burnt offering becomes a vivid portrait of the Savior who fulfilled every demand of...

 Hunter McBride (Pisgah, Alabama – 6/4/26)In this message, Hunter McBride walks the listener from Ephesians 2 back to Genesis 3, showing how the depth of God’s love can only be understood when we first see the depth of our own fall. He reminds the congregation that mankind had nothing to do with its creation or its salvation—God stepped out of eternity, formed man from dust, breathed life into him...

 Chris Long (Fairview Union – 6/3/26)Chris Long opens by celebrating the liberty felt in the service, then shares a testimony of God’s faithfulness across decades, recalling the night the Lord saved him and the night He brought him back. After singing “Somebody Touched Me,” he moves into 2 Chronicles 7, describing Solomon’s dedication of the temple and the moment when the glory of God filled the h...

In this revival message,   Brother McBride walks the congregation into Isaiah 6, pressing the weight of God’s holiness and the smallness of man. He reminds listeners that before Isaiah could see the true King, the earthly king had to die—and in the same way, the “king” of self must fall before anyone can truly behold Christ. The sermon emphasizes that the closer a person gets to God’s light, the m...

Revival – Holy Way Baptist – 6‑1‑26 – In this revival message, the Brother Jesse opens with a call for unity—one soul, one heart—reminding the church that only God gives the increase and only God can save, but His people can help bring the lost to Him. Preaching from 2 Peter 3, he emphasizes the glory of Christ, the urgency of the hour, and the need for believers to humble themselves before God’s...