by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached 5/1/22) In our articles of faith, we find the following language: “We believe in . . . the final perseverance of the saints through grace. . . .” What does this mean? Does this mean that all children of God WILL PERSEVERE in faith and good works, or else…
Today we conclude our look at Jesus’ use of natural phenomena to illustrate spiritual truths, as found in John 3:1-8. Yesterday we focused primarily upon the “womb” as an illustration of regeneration; today we conclude with a look at the water as a type of the Spirit of God, and the wind as an illustration…
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached 11-14-21) In the third chapter of John’s gospel, we read about an encounter between Jesus and a man named Nicodemus. When Nicodemus, a leader of the Jewish religion, came to Jesus by night, Jesus took that opportunity to explain regeneration by using three natural examples to illustrate this spiritual…
by Elder Craig Blair (preached 3/19/22) In this message, we learn of the great Comforter that Jesus promised upon His ascension to heaven. This Comforter is the Holy Spirit, and He abides with us daily, and will never leave us. Listen as Elder Craig Blair of Tuscaloosa Primitive Baptist Church shares from the Scripture what…
This message is the conclusion to a very blessed message by Elder Luke Hagler regarding the need for belief in the daily life of the child of God. If we live in belief instead of unbelief, we will experience joy instead of despair. Join us for the conclusion to this wonderful message, and learn more…
by Elder Luke Hagler (preached 1/30/22) You have no doubt heard the saying, “Time flies when you’re having fun.” Although time actually really passes at the same rate always, depending upon the circumstances and your outlook, it may appear to “fly” or “drag by”. In this fantastic sermon, Elder Luke Hagler shares the story about…
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached 11/14/21) Jesus often used natural examples to illustrate spiritual truths. In the first eight verses of John chapter three, He described the new birth to Nicodemus by using three different natural terms that Nicodemus would have understood: the womb, the water, and the wind. Each natural phenomenon is a…
Bro. John Morgan Owens (preached May 23, 2021) In this sermon, Lic. John Morgan Owens takes us to many scriptures where something happened under a tree. From the tree where Nathanael sat, to the juniper tree of Elijah, to the tree of the Cross, we find great lessons from things that happened under a tree….
Elder Buddy Abernathy (preached 1/20/2021) When Nicodemus came to Jesus by night, Jesus did not mince words: Nicodemus, ye must be born again! But Nicodemus did not understand Him: So are you saying that I have to return to my mother’s womb and be born physically again? So Jesus restated the proposition, using a metaphor…
By Bro. John Morgan Owens (October 25, 2020) Water is a theme that flows throughout the Old and New Testaments. In this sermon, Bro. John Morgan Owens takes us on a journey through the Bible on the rivers of water that are contained therein. And by the time we get to the end of this…
The Bible warns us that false prophets will arise, teaching doctrines contrary to scripture. But how do false prophets work? Do they hit us “head on,” or are they somehow more subtle in their approach to undermining scripture? Please listen as Elder Buddy Abernathy teaches us about the way false prophets attack us in this…
John 3:16 is probably the most well known, yet least understood, verses in the entire Bible. Most people believe it declares a conditional salvation, that depends upon men’s efforts to believe or accept it. In this wonderful exegesis of this passage, Elder Buddy Abernathy teaches us the meaning of the word “world” and the comfort…
