Elder Steve Wilkinson stirs up our pure minds of the gospel, that is the power of God to those who are saved, but is foolishness to those who are not born again. If the gospel resonates in our hearts, that is evidence that God has revealed himself unto you in his sovereign work in the new birth.
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As we attempt to engage with government in a God-honoring way in our lives, we must ultimately remember that our true citizenship is in heaven. While we are thankful to be American, if it ever comes to obeying God rather than man, that decision should be made with a reminder that we are the citizens of heaven first, and we are pilgrims and strangers just a long time traveling here below to lay this body down.
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Elder Jonathan Wise presents for us the testimony of God the Creator throughout his creation. It is evident from creation that there is a God, and man in all cultures has sought to worship something. However, the real question is how is that Creator relevant to me today? The testimony of scripture and Christianity answers that question better than any other alternative – the Creator made all this because he loved me and chose me, and sent his Son to die for me. If he takes such care for his natural creation, the Lord will take much greater care of his people that he loved and saved.
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Elder Steve Wilkinson helps us keep the proper log book, to reckon that the sufferings of this present world are not worthy to be compared with the glory that shall be revealed in us. We look forward to the day of the resurrection, when the fullness of the glory of Christ will be revealed in us, and we shall be changed into Christ’s image, and so shall we ever be with the Lord! We are thankful for the comfort this hope of the resurrection provides to us in the sufferings of our lives here today!
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Elder Buddy Abernathy rightly divides with us the topic of justification from Romans and throughout the New Testament. We are eternally declared righteous before God by Christ’s blood and grace. Then, particularly, we experience the assurance and peace of that redemption in our conscience and in our lives now, when we place our faith solely in the finished work of Jesus Christ and have access by faith into the grace wherein we already stand – that is justification by faith.
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Congregational Singing – Saturday Morning
Congregational Singing – Saturday Afternoon
Justification by Faith – Elder Buddy Abernathy
Reckoning the Hope of the Resurrection – Elder Steve Wilkinson
Why Would an All-Powerful Creator Care about You? – Elder Jonathan Wise
The Foolishness & Power of the Gospel – Elder Steve Wilkinson
As Christ begins the march towards Calvary, after spending all night in prayer in Gethsemane, Judas comes to betray him with a kiss. In a situation that seems to be spiraling out of control, we actually see that Jesus is in perfect control, according to the determinate counsel and foreknowledge of God in the fulfillment of prophecy and scripture.
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In this message, we go through systematic memory verses with explanations for each that can help us quickly explain what Primitive Baptists believe to others from the plain language and teaching of these verses.
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In Jesus’ first appearance after his resurrection to Mary Magdalene, she originally presumed Christ to be the gardener, before he opened her eyes to see who he was clearly. We consider together Jesus Christ as the Perfect Gardener, with his church as the garden, and we trust in the church that when the wind of the Holy Spirit blows in his church that Christ the Gardener would have a sweet smelling savor to him.
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We consider more experiences from prison, where God was with his people in the prison and delivered them out of the prison. Even in the midst of the lower points of our walk of discipleship that might end in suffering in prison, we still trust the Lord in faith during those low valleys in our lives.
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