Anchored & Advancing

In this message from our Ruth series, The Scarlet Thread of Grace (Matthew 1:1-6 KJV), we trace the stunning story of God’s redeeming grace through Rahab, Ruth, Boaz, and David, all the way to Jesus Christ. Scripture declares, “But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us” (Romans 5:8). God’s grace does not wait for worthy people—it finds broken peo...

Join our guest preacher, Pastor James Freeland, as he delivers a sermon on joy from Philippians 1. 

Join our guest preacher, Pastor James Freeland, as he delivers a sermon on grace from John chapter 1. 

Join our guest preacher, Pastor Randal Reese, of New Rocky Creek Baptist Church, as he preaches from Jude 20-25. 

Join our guest preacher, Pastor Randal Reese, of New Rocky Creek Baptist Church, as he preaches from Revelation 2 & 3. 

Join our guest preacher, Pastor Randal Rease, of New Rocky Creek Baptist Church, as he preaches from John 21. 

Join our guest preacher, Pastor Randal Reese of New Rocky Creek Baptist Church, as he answers questions about the End Times. 

Guest preacher, Pastor Randal Reese, brings this sermon on Romans 10. 

In this episode, we survey the powerful message of the Old Testament book of Obadiah—the shortest prophetic book, yet one filled with sobering truth and glorious hope. Obadiah exposes the pride of Edom, the descendants of Esau, who rejoiced over Israel’s suffering and trusted in their own strength rather than the LORD. God declares that no nation, fortress, wealth, or alliance can shield the proud...

Let the Woman Learn (1 Timothy 2:8–15 KJV) tackles one of Scripture’s most debated passages with clarity, courage, and pastoral care. This message calls the church to submit to God’s Word without twisting or ignoring it, and to apply it without abuse. Paul addresses order in worship: men are commanded to lead in prayer with holy lives, and women are called to adorn themselves with modesty and good...

Lifting Holy Hands: A Call to Pure & Faithful Prayer (1 Timothy 2:1, 7–8 KJV) is a stirring summons to make prayer the lifeblood of our walk with God. The Apostle Paul declares, “I exhort therefore, that, first of all… prayers… be made for all men,” and commands that men pray “every where, lifting up holy hands, without wrath and doubting.” This message calls the church to fervent, thankful, C...

In this episode of our Minor Prophets survey (KJV), we move through Amos 7 and step into an introduction to Obadiah. In Amos 7, we witness the Lord’s visions of judgment—locusts, fire, and the plumbline—revealing that God measures His people by His righteous standard. “Thus he shewed me” (Amos 7:1) reminds us that divine revelation precedes divine reckoning. We also see Amaziah’s rejection of trut...

In this message from Revelation 3:7–13, we examine what truly makes a church great. The church at Philadelphia was small, weak, and outwardly unimpressive—yet Jesus offered no rebuke, only commendation and promise. Why? They kept His Word, did not deny His name, and walked through the open doors He set before them. Christ reveals Himself as the Holy One, the True One, and the Sovereign One who hol...

In “When God Shows Up: The Grace of the Harvest” (Ruth 2:4–13), we see that what looks like coincidence is actually providence. Boaz arrives in the field with, “The LORD be with you,” revealing a man whose faith shapes everyday life. His grace toward Ruth goes beyond the Law—protecting, providing, and speaking kindly to a foreign widow who asks, “Why have I found grace in thine eyes?” Under the im...

From the closing promises of Joel to the sobering warnings of Amos 6, this teaching episode traces God’s call from mercy to accountability. Having seen the Lord’s invitation to repentance and restoration, we now confront the danger of spiritual complacency: “Woe to them that are at ease in Zion” (Amos 6:1, KJV). Discover how God rebukes comfortable religion, exposes false security, and calls His p...

In Revelation 3:1–6, Christ confronts the church at Sardis—a congregation with a strong reputation but a lifeless reality. This message warns believers and churches not to substitute appearance for authentic spiritual life. True faith is marked by watchfulness, repentance, and obedience, not performance or image. As part of the Safeguarding the Church series, this episode calls us to abide in Chri...

Naomi returns to Bethlehem broken and bitter, convinced God has left her empty. Yet in the very season of harvest, the Lord is already arranging redemption through Ruth’s faith and His unseen providence. In this message from Ruth 1:19–2:3, discover how God works in our deepest disappointment, planting hope where sorrow once ruled. Learn how His covenant love turns bitterness into blessing and mour...

In this lesson in the Minor Prophets, we continue our look at the Book of Joel. 

In Revelation 2:18–29, Christ confronts the church at Thyatira for tolerating false teaching in the name of love. Activity without truth invites judgment. Jesus condemns compromise, disciplines in mercy, and calls His people to guard the whole counsel of God. Yet He promises power, reward, and the Morning Star to those who overcome. Hold fast. Stay faithful. Truth matters.

When God Visits & Faith Clings explores Ruth 1:6–18, the powerful turning point where divine discipline gives way to mercy and steadfast faith reshapes destiny. After years of famine, loss, and bitterness, Naomi hears that “the LORD had visited his people in giving them bread” (Ruth 1:6, KJV). That visitation sets everything in motion. This episode walks through four movements in the text: the...

In this lesson in the Minor Prophets, we finish our look at Hosea and begin our look at the Book of Joel. 

In a world that insists there are “many paths,” Scripture speaks with thunder: one God, one Mediator, one ransom. From 1 Timothy 2:5–7, this sermon reveals the great chasm sin created—and the only Bridge God provided: “the man Christ Jesus.” He alone stands between a holy God and sinful men, and He alone “gave himself a ransom for all.” No substitutes. No shortcuts. No second door. Hear the heartb...

What if the greatest good the church can offer society isn’t political power or cultural influence—but prayerful, godly faithfulness? In this message from 1 Timothy 2:1–4, we discover God’s blueprint for a church that abides in Christ, is renewed by His Word, and grows into an agent of good for a broken world. Learn why praying for all people, pursuing godliness, and living for the pleasure of God...

In this episode, we journey through Hosea’s powerful portrait of God’s covenant love toward His unfaithful people. From the drama of broken vows (Hosea 1–3) to the courtroom indictment of sin (Hosea 4–10), we hear the Lord’s charge: “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge” (Hosea 4:6) and His gracious invitation, “Come, and let us return unto the LORD” (Hosea 6:1). This lesson covers the bo...

Listen to this sermon about laborers for the harvest from Missionary Mark Perez, Missionary to Uruguay.