This episode explores the misconception that the Bible cannot be understood and demonstrates how scripture is accessible to all. Morne Stephanus discusses common objections, biblical evidence for understanding, and the importance of diligent study in spiritual growth.

Key Topics

The biblical basis for understanding scripture
Common objections to biblical comprehension
The role of the Holy Spirit in understanding the Bible
The importance of diligent Bible study
The impact of postmodernism on biblical interpretation
Biblical examples of understanding and teaching the scriptures
The unity of understanding among believers
The necessity of personal effort in spiritual growth

Sound Bites

"God has painted his name across this world."
"The Bible can be understood by everyone alike."
"God's commandments are not heavy or burdensome."

PM Sermon 09/27/2026

• (00:00) - Introduction: The importance of understanding the Bible
• (01:58) - God's revelation through creation and scripture
• (03:52) - Deniers of biblical understanding: Agnostics and religious skeptics
• (07:13) - The biblical evidence that we can know and understand
• (11:53) - The role of the Holy Spirit in understanding the Bible
• (17:48) - Examples of understanding in the New Testament: Eunuch, Cornelius, Apollos
• (32:03) - Demonstrations that the Bible is understandable for all
• (36:12) - The importance of diligent study and effort
• (43:04) - The necessity of obeying the truth for salvation

In this lesson, Morne Stephanus explores the profound importance of controlling our speech, highlighting the dangers of blasphemy, evil speaking, and the misuse of God's name. He emphasizes how our words reflect our spiritual health and the need for reverence and obedience in our language.

Key Topics

The average words spoken daily and their spiritual impact
Definition and scope of blasphemy in the Bible
The seriousness of injuring God's reputation through speech
The use of euphemisms and minced oaths as modern blasphemy
The importance of reverence in using God's name
The biblical view on evil speaking, foolish talk, and coarse jesting
The connection between speech and Christian identity
Practical steps for controlling speech and avoiding sin in words
The role of repentance and forgiveness in restoring speech purity

AM Sermon 09/27/2026

• (00:00) - Introduction: The Power of Words and Their Impact
• (01:50) - The Reality of Our Daily Word Count and Its Spiritual Significance
• (04:06) - Understanding Blasphemy: Injurious Speech and Its Broader Scope
• (06:03) - Blasphemy Against God: How Words Injure His Name and Reputation
• (08:00) - The Biblical Law on Blasphemy and Its Serious Consequences
• (09:58) - Emptying and Making Light of God's Name: Modern Examples
• (11:51) - Euphemisms and Minced Oaths: The Subtle Form of Blasphemy
• (13:49) - The Dangers of Using God's Name Flippantly and Disrespectfully
• (16:05) - The Biblical Call to Reverence and Respect in Speech
• (17:58) - The Connection Between Speech, Morality, and Christian Identity
• (20:11) - Practical Advice: Controlling Your Words and Seeking Forgiveness
• (22:04) - The Dangers of Foolish and Coarse Jesting in Christian Life
• (23:59) - The Importance of Respecting God's Name and Our Speech
• (25:59) - The Role of Obedience and Reverence in Christian Speech
• (27:54) - Summary: How Our Words Reflect Our Spiritual State
• (29:53) - Invitation: Repentance, Forgiveness, and a New Way of Speaking

This lesson explores the completeness of the Bible, the criteria for inspiration, and the dangers of extra biblical revelations. It emphasizes the importance of trusting God's final revelation and understanding the measures that confirm scriptural authority.

Key Topics

The polemical statement that the Bible is complete
The criteria for recognizing inspired writings
The process of canonization and verification of prophets
The importance of miracles and signs in confirming inspiration
The dangers of accepting extra biblical revelations and texts
The historical consistency and unity of the Bible
The rejection of apocryphal and non-canonical books
The importance of community acceptance in recognizing scripture
The sufficiency of scripture for doctrine and Christian living
The false claims of modern revelations and additional scriptures

PM Sermon 09-20-2026

• (00:00) - Introduction: The Bible's Completeness and Its Significance
• (02:02) - The Biblical Basis for the Completeness of Revelation
• (04:11) - Miracles and Signs as Confirmation of Inspiration
• (06:07) - Consequences of an Incomplete Revelation
• (07:56) - Criteria for Recognizing Inspired Scripture
• (09:51) - The Authority and Verification of Prophets
• (11:47) - The Delivery and Finality of the Faith System
• (14:09) - Christian Responsibility and Scriptural Unity
• (16:07) - The Sufficiency of Scripture for Life and Godliness
• (17:58) - Measuring Inspiration: The Process of Canonization
• (19:55) - Verifying Prophets and Their Messages
• (21:48) - The Internal Consistency of God's Truth
• (24:12) - Community Acceptance and Recognition of Scripture
• (26:08) - The Rejection of Extra Biblical Texts and Claims
• (28:03) - The Falsehood of Modern Revelations and Additional Scriptures
• (30:00) - The Complete Revelation in the 66 Books of the Bible
• (31:51) - The Rejection of the Apocrypha, Talmud, Quran, and Other Texts
• (33:50) - The Final Call: Trusting the Complete and Sufficient Word of God
• (35:45) - Conclusion: Living by the Complete Word of God

This lesson explores the profound impact of the tongue, emphasizing its influence, potential for immorality, and the importance of regulation according to biblical principles. Morne Stephanus shares insights on how our words reflect our hearts and the necessity of guarding our speech to live righteously.

Key Topics

The regulation of the tongue and why it matters
The influence of words on individuals and nations
The potential for immorality in speech
The connection between the heart and speech
The importance of guarding one's words and heart
The destructive power of an untamed tongue
The influence of speech on salvation and judgment
The hypocrisy of inconsistent speech
The biblical principles for controlling the tongue
The role of words in Christian devotion and conduct

AM Sermon 09-20-2026

• (00:00) - Introduction: The Significance of the Tongue
• (02:08) - The Power of Words to Influence and Save
• (03:58) - The Disposition of the Tongue and Its Regulation
• (05:55) - The Principle for Regulating Speech: Guarding the Heart
• (07:50) - Judgment and Accountability for Every Word
• (14:11) - James 3: The Disposition of the Tongue
• (17:02) - The Power of Influence: From Horses to Ships
• (19:58) - The Tongue's Potential for Good and Evil
• (22:54) - The Tongue as a Fire and Poison
• (24:47) - The Impact of Words on Lives and Reputations
• (30:05) - Inconsistency and Hypocrisy in Speech
• (34:48) - Guarding the Tongue: Practical Biblical Principles
• (36:56) - The True Test of Devotion: Bridling the Tongue
• (37:48) - Invitation: The Gospel and the Power of Words

This sermon explores the infallibility of the Bible, addressing common doubts and misconceptions, and providing evidence for its divine origin and accuracy. It emphasizes the importance of trusting God's Word for salvation and daily guidance.

Key Topics

Definition of infallibility and its relation to scripture
Common objections to the Bible's infallibility and how to address them
Evidence of biblical accuracy in prophecy, science, and history
The unity and consistency of the Bible over 1600 years
Manuscript evidence supporting the reliability of the Bible
The divine credibility of God as the author of scripture
The impact of trusting God's Word on salvation and daily life

Sound  Bites

"The Bible is infallible. It is not just useful."
"God's word will do what it do."
"Everyone will know that this book comes from God."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Infallibility of the Bible
02:09 Defining Infallibility and Its Biblical Basis
04:35 The Purity and Trustworthiness of God's Word
06:58 How the Bible Cleanses and Guides Us
09:21 The Bible as a Light and Deception-Free Guide
12:07 The Effectiveness and Endurance of God's Word
18:42 Addressing Common Attacks on the Bible's Credibility
29:58 Demonstrating the Infallibility of the Bible
34:40 The Scientific and Historical Accuracy of Scripture
37:23 The Unity and Consistency of the Bible
38:50 The Divine Inspiration and Credibility of the Bible
39:02 The Call to Trust and Obey God's Word
40:28 The Gospel's Power for Salvation and Invitation

PM Sermon 09-13-2026

This sermon explores the profound freedoms offered through commitment to Christ, including freedom from condemnation, isolation, frustration, intimidation, and accusation. It emphasizes the importance of understanding these blessings and encourages listeners to commit to a life in Christ for eternal salvation.

Key Topics

The cost of discipleship and sacrifice
The reward of a crown of righteousness
The importance of obedience and commitment
The exclusivity of Christ as the only way
Grace as the unmerited gift of God
Freedom from condemnation through Jesus
Adoption into God's family and inheritance
Freedom from frustration, fear, and accusation
The importance of fellowship and community in Christ
The promise of eternal life and the hope of heaven

Sound Bites

"Your obedience is a sweet aroma to the Lord"
"In Christ, there is no condemnation"
"You are more than a conqueror in Christ"

Chapters

00:00 The Call to Serious Discipleship
02:18 The Reward of Righteousness
04:33 The Obligation and Critical Need for Commitment
06:28 The Exclusivity of Jesus as the Only Way
08:20 Grace and the Unmerited Nature of Blessings
10:15 The Offer of Spiritual Freedom in Christ
13:49 Freedom from Condemnation and Sin
16:03 Adoption and Inheritance in God's Family
20:22 The Family of God and Fellowship
24:25 Freedom from Frustration and Life's Trials
27:43 Freedom from Worldly Frustrations and Trials
31:26 Freedom from Intimidation and Fear
34:44 Freedom from Accusation and Guilt
38:28 Freedom from Separation and Eternal Security
40:08 The Invitation to Respond and Commit

AM Sermon 09/13/2026

This lesson explores the doctrine of plenary verbal inspiration of the Bible, emphasizing that every word is inspired by God and crucial for understanding and obeying God's message. It also discusses the dangers of denying this doctrine and the importance of respecting the words of Scripture.

Key Topics

The meaning of plenary verbal inspiration
The difference between inspired words and thoughts
The Greek terms for inspiration and their significance
The importance of every word in Scripture
Common misconceptions about biblical inspiration
The dangers of thought inspiration and materialism
The role of the Holy Spirit in inspiration
The grammatical precision in Scripture and its divine origin
The consistency of biblical doctrine across texts
The practical implications of believing in complete inspiration

Sound Bites

"All scripture is given by inspiration of God."
"All scripture proceeds from God, exhaled by Him."
"God said what He means and means what He says."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Doctrine of Inspiration
00:56 Verbal Inspiration and Its Significance
01:26 The Concept of Plenary Verbal Inspiration
02:23 The Holy Spirit's Role in Inspiration
03:20 Supporting Scriptures for Inspiration
04:18 The Doctrine Described in 2 Timothy 3:16-17
05:16 The Greek Terms for Inspiration
06:42 Difference Between Breathe Into and Breathe Out
08:10 God Breathed Out the Scriptures
09:07 The Inspiration of the Writings, Not the Writers
11:00 Scripture as God's Word in Action
12:25 The Interchangeability of Scripture and God's Word
14:16 The Carried Along Concept in Inspiration
18:54 The Authority of Every Word in Scripture
24:27 Denying the Doctrine of Inspiration
25:26 Thought Inspiration and Its Problems
32:16 The Significance of Precise Word Usage
37:38 The Demonstration of Divine Inspiration in Scripture
42:44 The Practical Implications of Believing in Inspiration
43:42 Invitation and Call to Obedience

PM Sermon 09-06-2026

This lesson explores the importance of confidence in our commitment to follow God, emphasizing how God's promises and reputation bolster our faith. It draws lessons from biblical examples like Noah, Abraham, and Jesus to illustrate how trust in God's affirmations and character enables us to make confident decisions in our spiritual journey.

Key Topics

God's promises as a foundation for confidence
The role of God's reputation in bolstering faith
Biblical examples of confident commitment
The significance of God's credentials and prophecy
How Jesus establishes His authority and reputation

Sound Bites

"Follow Jesus with confidence because of His reputation"
"Everything in scripture testifies of Jesus"
"God the promise maker is also the promise keeper"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction: The Importance of Confidence in Following God
02:26 God's Promises as a Source of Confidence
05:15 Noah's Confidence in God's Covenant
07:10 Promises and Faith: The Case of Noah
09:36 The Power of Promises in Christian Living
12:26 Biblical Pattern of Confident Commitment
16:19 God's Credentials: Establishing His Reputation
22:24 Jesus' Reputations and Promises in the New Testament
26:54 Jesus' Victory Over Death as a Credential
28:53 God's Immutable Promises and Our Confidence
30:24 Drawing Near to God with Confidence
31:51 Encouragement for Christians and Call to Commitment

AM Sermon 09-06-2026

This lesson explores the profound importance of God's revelation through the Bible, emphasizing its singularity, divine inspiration, and vital role in faith and salvation. Leslie Beck discusses how God's spoken word and creation reveal His character and will, and why the Bible remains the ultimate authority for Christians.

Key Topics

The importance of God's revelation to man
The singularity and divine inspiration of the Bible
The role of the Holy Spirit in revealing God's truth
The Bible as the foundation of faith and salvation
The difference between divine revelation and human opinion
The authority of Scripture in Christian life
The necessity of studying and obeying God's Word
The assurance of salvation through God's revelation

Sound Bites

"All scripture is given by the inspiration of God"
"The Spirit will guide you into all truth"
"God has spoken, and we must listen"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction: The Significance of Divine Revelation
03:12 The Singularity and Authority of the Bible
13:18 The Holy Spirit's Role in Revealing Truth
27:18 The Necessity of Revelation for Salvation
35:01 The Call to Listen and Obey God's Word

PM Sermon 08-30-2026

This episode explores the demanding principles of discipleship as taught by Jesus in Luke 14, emphasizing the importance of counting the cost before committing to follow Christ. It discusses the necessity of separation, sacrifice, and sensibility in the journey of faith.

Key Topics

The principle of counting the cost before following Jesus
The meaning of loving Jesus more than family
The importance of sacrifice and dying to self
The necessity of complete commitment and holiness
The reality of family opposition to faith
The call for self-examination and preparation

Sound Bites

"Are you willing to put me first?"
"You cannot serve God and mammon."
"Hate every false way."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the principle of discipleship
02:23 The biblical foundation: Joshua, Solomon, and Luke
04:10 The three requirements: Separation, Sacrifice, Sensibility
05:28 Loving Jesus more than family: What it really means
07:25 The cost of following Jesus: No retreat, no delay
09:42 The challenge of family opposition and loyalty to Christ
12:37 The individual decision: Christianity as a personal choice
14:56 The power of the Word of God and its impact
16:57 The necessity of total sacrifice and holiness
20:43 Serving God exclusively: No room for dual allegiance
22:45 The importance of loving what God loves and hating what He hates
24:51 The call to complete commitment and readiness
27:31 Counting the cost: Building, war, and preparedness
30:00 The salt of commitment: Staying flavorful in faith
30:47 Invitation to commit: Are you in to win it?

AM  Sermon 08-30-2026

This lesson explores the true meaning of worship, focusing on the importance of sincerity, focus on God, and the dangers of traditionalism. It challenges listeners to examine their motives and actions in worship and to seek a genuine connection with God.

Key Topics

The biblical basis of fasting and its purpose in worship
The danger of performing religious acts for show or approval
The importance of focusing on God during worship, not human recognition
The difference between tradition and traditionalism in church practices
The significance of sincerity and humility in prayer and praise
The role of joy and celebration in Christian worship
The need for freshness and renewal in our spiritual practices
The impact of pride and self-centeredness on worship
The importance of aligning worship with biblical principles
The challenge of maintaining genuine worship in modern church life

Sound Bites

"God is the audience, not us."
"Preaching for applause is a dangerous trap."
"Christian joy is a response, not manipulation."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the true purpose of worship
02:02 Jesus' teaching on fasting and its spiritual significance
04:10 The danger of performing religious acts for human approval
05:48 The importance of sincerity and focus in worship
08:02 The focus of worship: God, not human recognition
09:48 The motives behind religious practices and vows
11:58 The danger of outward performance seducing pride
13:58 The role of tradition versus traditionalism in worship
15:59 The importance of freshness and renewal in spiritual life
18:00 Living in the presence of God and worshiping in spirit and truth
20:08 The significance of genuine joy and celebration in worship
22:09 The balance between tradition and biblical principles
24:07 Conclusion: Worship as a heartfelt response to God

PM Sermon 08-23-2026

Bro. Dale Foster explores the importance of being firmly rooted in God's Word, how it provides stability, promotes spiritual growth, and helps us withstand life's storms. This episode offers practical advice on deepening your spiritual roots and living a Christ-centered life.r explores the importance of being firmly rooted in God's Word, how it provides stability, promotes spiritual growth, and helps us withstand life's storms. This episode offers practical advice on deepening your spiritual roots and living a Christ-centered life.

Key Topics

The importance of deep roots in faith and life
How God's Word provides stability during trials
Characteristics of a rooted Christian: bearing fruit, enduring seasons
Practical ways to deepen spiritual roots: Bible reading, memorization, prayer, study
The role of Scripture in transformation and resisting deception

Sound Bites

"Great was the fall of it"
"God's Word never changes"
"It is written"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction: The importance of being rooted in God's Word
02:17 The story of the wise and foolish builders
04:11 Spiritual growth through delighting in God's law
05:39 Endurance through seasons of life
06:37 God's Word as our unchanging foundation
07:07 Cultural and personal changes versus God's eternal truth
08:45 God's Word in a changing world
11:12 Protection from deception through Scripture
12:15 The danger of false teaching and confusion
13:28 Morality and truth in God's Word
15:42 Defeating temptation with Scripture
16:11 Transforming lives through God's Word
19:08 Remaining rooted requires daily commitment
19:57 Meditating on God's Word day and night
20:55 The importance of consistent Bible reading
22:46 Studying and memorizing Scripture
24:26 Nourishing roots through daily spiritual food
25:36 Practical steps to deepen roots in faith
30:56 The beginning of Christian life: baptism
31:36 Growing in grace and knowledge of Christ

AM Sermon 08-23-2026

In this episode, we explore the significance of preaching Jesus Christ, how to effectively share His message, and the impact it can have on individuals and communities. The discussion emphasizes biblical examples, the importance of love, and practical steps for sharing the gospel today.

Key Topics

The importance of preaching Jesus Christ
Biblical examples of evangelism in Acts 8 and Isaiah 53
How to find common ground when sharing the gospel
The significance of baptism and obedience
The role of love and compassion in evangelism

Sound Bites

"He preached unto him Jesus."
"Preaching Jesus is sharing God's love and salvation."
"Obeying the gospel brings joy and eternal life."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the importance of preaching Jesus
00:58 The story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch
04:53 Finding common ground in sharing the gospel
09:47 Biblical prophecies about Jesus in Isaiah 53
15:05 The significance of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection
19:58 The role of love and compassion in evangelism
25:01 The importance of baptism and obedience
29:02 The call to share Jesus today

PM Sermon 08-16-2026

This sermon explores the importance of genuine obedience to God's warnings, contrasting mere fear with godly fear that moves us to action. It uses biblical examples like Noah, Jonah, Nebuchadnezzar, Belshazzar, and Saul to illustrate how true godly fear leads to obedience and salvation.

Key Topics

The difference between fear and godly fear
Biblical examples of obedience and disobedience
The importance of acting on God's warnings
The role of faith and repentance in salvation
Lessons from Noah, Jonah, Nebuchadnezzar, and Saul

Sound Bites

"Fear alone does not equal repentance"
"Godly fear moves. It makes you move away from sin"
"Don't make God tell you twice"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction: The Power of Godly Fear
02:18 The World of Noah and Today's Wickedness
03:45 The Urgency of Believing God's Word
04:41 Noah's Obedience and Preparation
07:04 Jonah's Disobedience and Consequences
08:28 The Prepared Fish and God's Sovereignty
09:53 Jonah's Prayer and God's Mercy
10:51 God's Second Call to Jonah
11:20 The Importance of Immediate Obedience
12:35 Pride as a Barrier to Moving God
13:34 Nebuchadnezzar's Humbling and Humility
15:01 Belshazzar's Fear and Rejection of God's Warning
16:45 Knowledge Is Not Enough: Belshazzar's Fate
17:44 Saul's Conversion and Surrender
20:09 The Urgency of Responding to God's Call
22:57 The Role of Baptism and Obedience
24:50 The Coming Judgment and Final Warning
27:35 God's Love and Holy Justice
28:59 Lessons from Biblical Encounters with God
31:34 The Call to Immediate Obedience and Salvation

AM Sermon 08-16-2026

This sermon explores the profound significance of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, emphasizing its role in salvation, redemption, and the fulfillment of prophecy. It encourages believers to reflect on the meaning of the cross and their personal response to God's love.

Key Topics

The importance of the cross in Christian faith
Jesus' sacrifice as the perfect atonement for sins
Prophecies about Jesus' death fulfilled in the New Testament
The paradox of God's wisdom in the cross
The call to personal salvation and transformation

Sound Bites

"He could pay the atoning price for our sins"
"The cross represented the cruelest form of punishment"
"The foolishness of God is wiser than men"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction: The Significance of the Cross
01:59 Sin and the Need for Redemption
03:56 Jesus' Sacrifice: The Perfect Atonement
06:02 Prophecies Foretelling the Cross
08:02 The Old Testament and New Testament Connection
09:59 Why Jesus Chose the Cross
12:14 The Humiliation and Power of the Cross
13:59 The Crucifixion and Its Significance
15:55 The Foolishness and Wisdom of the Cross
18:01 Eternal Life Through Jesus' Resurrection
19:58 The Paradox of God's Wisdom in the Cross
21:55 Salvation in No Other Name
23:54 The Path to Salvation: Repentance and Baptism
26:06 Living in the Light of the Cross
27:51 Carrying Your Cross Daily
29:58 Invitation to Salvation and Commitment

PM Sermon 08-09-2026

This episode explores the profound role of Jesus Christ as the high priest, emphasizing his merciful, kingly, and heavenly priesthood, and how believers can participate in this divine priesthood through faith and baptism.

Key Topics

Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies
The nature of Jesus' priesthood and its superiority
Jesus' role as a merciful helper and advocate
The kingly aspect of Jesus' priesthood and victory over evil
The heavenly presence of Jesus as our forerunner and high priest
The importance of baptism and faith in participating in Jesus' priesthood

Sound Bites

"Jesus took on him the seed of Abraham"
"There is no priesthood like the priesthood of Jesus"
"He runs to the cry of man with aid"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Jesus as the Old Testament's Prophetic Figure
02:20 Job as a Type of Christ in the Old Testament
04:37 Jesus as a Prophet, Priest, and King in the Scriptures
06:08 The Emphasis on Jesus' Priesthood in Hebrews
09:02 Jesus as a Merciful Helper and Advocate
12:44 The Eternal and Heavenly Nature of Jesus' Priesthood
17:40 Reconciliation and Help Through Jesus' Priesthood
22:08 The Superiority of Jesus' Priesthood Over Levitical Priests
25:56 Jesus as a King and Victory Gainer
31:31 The Kingly and Priesthood Unity in Jesus
34:48 Heavenly Presence and Our Hope in Jesus
37:32 Participation in the Priesthood Through Baptism and Faith

08-09-2026 AM - Summer Series

This episode explores the vital importance of obedience in the Christian life, illustrating how disobedience can lead to catastrophic consequences and emphasizing the need for faithful adherence to God's commands. Through biblical examples and practical insights, it encourages believers to develop a spirit of obedience and trust in God's plan.

Key Topics

The significance of obedience in the Bible
Examples of obedience and disobedience in Scripture
The consequences of disregarding God's commands
The role of the heart and will in obedience
Lessons from biblical characters like Saul, Naaman, and Peter
The importance of obeying the gospel for salvation

Sound Bites

"Obedience is a relational fidelity to God."
"Disobedience can lead to spiritual and physical death."
"Obedience is demanded by God, not just suggested."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the importance of obedience
02:18 The biblical foundation of obedience and disobedience
05:40 The consequences of neglecting God's commands
08:47 Why obedience is a part of our identity as God's people
12:14 The spiritual heart and its role in obedience
15:44 Naaman's story: Obedience versus presumption
17:54 Jesus' example of perfect obedience on the cross
19:49 The dangers of claiming obedience without true submission
26:53 The story of Saul and the importance of complete obedience
34:53 Obedience in worship and service to God
37:26 The necessity of obeying the gospel for salvation
40:30 The end result of obedience and disobedience
43:38 Looking beyond this life to eternal obedience and salvation

AM Sermon - 08-02-2026

This episode explores the vital importance of obedience in the Christian life, illustrating how disobedience can lead to catastrophic consequences and emphasizing the need for faithful adherence to God's commands. Through biblical examples and practical insights, it encourages believers to develop a spirit of obedience and trust in God's plan.

Key Topics

The significance of obedience in the Bible
Examples of obedience and disobedience in Scripture
The consequences of disregarding God's commands
The role of the heart and will in obedience
Lessons from biblical characters like Saul, Naaman, and Peter
The importance of obeying the gospel for salvation

Sound Bites

"Obedience is a relational fidelity to God."
"Disobedience can lead to spiritual and physical death."
"Obedience is demanded by God, not just suggested."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the importance of obedience
02:18 The biblical foundation of obedience and disobedience
05:40 The consequences of neglecting God's commands
08:47 Why obedience is a part of our identity as God's people
12:14 The spiritual heart and its role in obedience
15:44 Naaman's story: Obedience versus presumption
17:54 Jesus' example of perfect obedience on the cross
19:49 The dangers of claiming obedience without true submission
26:53 The story of Saul and the importance of complete obedience
34:53 Obedience in worship and service to God
37:26 The necessity of obeying the gospel for salvation
40:30 The end result of obedience and disobedience
43:38 Looking beyond this life to eternal obedience and salvation

AM Sermon - 08-02-2026

Chad Breaux discusses the importance of adhering to biblical truth, avoiding fairy tales and false doctrines, and the steps to become a Christian according to the Bible. This episode emphasizes the necessity of obedience, proper worship, and staying faithful to God's word.

Key Topics

The importance of obeying the truth of the Bible
The danger of fairy tales and false doctrines
The biblical plan of salvation: belief, repentance, confession, baptism
The unity of the church and the danger of denominationalism
The proper way to worship God: singing without instruments

Sound Bites

"Obey the truth, don't believe fairy tales."
"Fairy tales are delusions from Satan."
"Obey the gospel and remain faithful to receive the crown."

Chapters

00:00 Preacher's Experience and the Danger of Fairy Tales
00:37 Obeying the Truth Instead of Fairy Tales
01:15 Why Christians Can Confidently Say They're Going to Heaven
01:42 The Coming of Jesus and the Need for Preparedness
02:28 The Danger of Seeking Teachers Who Tell Lies
03:42 Satan as the Father of Lies and Deception
04:17 God Sending a Strong Delusion to Those Who Reject Truth
11:45 The Thief on the Cross and Salvation Under the Old Covenant
13:29 The Need for Baptism and the Example of the Eunuch
15:08 The False Teachings About Faith and Works
17:03 The Context of Belief and Baptism in Salvation
18:30 The Necessity of Water Baptism for Salvation
20:52 The Great Commission and the Command to Baptize
22:02 The Unity of the Church and the Dangers of Denominationalism
23:52 The Biblical Pattern for Worship: Singing Without Instruments
26:18 The Urgency of Obeying the Gospel and Remaining Faithful
27:13 The Shortness of Life and the Need for Immediate Obedience
28:15 The Gospel Message: Death, Burial, and Resurrection of Jesus
29:13 The Fallacy of Once Saved, Always Saved and Remaining Faithful

PM Sermon 07-26-2026

This lesson explores the significance of the Bible, faith, and obedience in the Christian life, emphasizing God's power, biblical events, and the importance of following Christ's teachings.

Key Topics

The importance of the Bible as the mind of God
Great biblical events like creation, flood, and miracles
The invitation of Jesus and the yoke of Christ
Confession and salvation in Christianity
The Great Commission and our responsibilities
The reward of faithfulness and salvation

Sound Bites

"It's the mind of God that he gave unto us"
"The Great Flood was a great cataclysmic event"
"Denying Jesus before men is denying him before God"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Leslie Beck's opening remarks
02:49 Speaker's personal story and voice amplification
03:28 Great biblical events: Creation and the Flood
10:48 Miracles and the significance of Jesus' death and resurrection
11:21 The Great Invitation of Jesus in Matthew 11:28-30
12:39 The meaning of the yoke and following Christ
14:26 The importance of accepting God's invitation
16:13 The confession of Jesus as the Son of God
19:28 The Great Salvation and the importance of faith
21:36 The Great Commission and spreading the Gospel
26:04 Responsibility and faithfulness in the Christian life
30:57 The reward of faithfulness and the call to salvation
31:56 Closing thoughts and encouragement to accept Christ's invitation

PM Sermon 07-19-2026

This lesson explores the profound message of Luke 15, emphasizing God's love for sinners, the nature of being lost, and the importance of repentance and reconciliation with God.

Key  Topics

Jesus' attitude towards sinners
The meaning of being lost in spiritual terms
The significance of the parables of the lost sheep, coin, and son
The importance of repentance and personal salvation
God's deep love and individual concern for each person

Sound Bites

"He welcomed sinners and eateth with them"
"The lost sheep was separated from its shepherd"
"Jesus regarded the lost with infinite concern"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:16 The Pharisees' Scandal and Jesus' Reception of Sinners
02:15 Jesus' Response to Accusations: The Parables Begin
08:22 The Parables of the Lost Sheep, Coin, and Son
09:11 The Central Word: Love and Reconciliation
10:10 What Does It Mean to Be Lost? Sheep, Coin, and Son
13:44 Different Ways People Become Lost
19:06 Carelessness and Deliberate Sin as Causes of Loss
24:01 The Younger Son's Desire for Independence
26:46 The Elder Son and the Condition of Being Lost at Home
28:19 Jesus' Concern for the Lost and Personal Love
29:24 Salvation Through Obedience and Personal Relationship
30:55 The Example of Paul and Silas in Prison
32:55 The Universal Offer of Redemption and Invitation
33:22 Call to Commitment and Personal Surrender

AM Sermon 07-19-2026

Leslie Beck explores the profound lessons from James 4:13-17, emphasizing humility, the uncertainty of life, and the importance of factoring God into our plans. This talk encourages us to live with awareness of life's brevity and God's sovereignty.

Key Topics

James 4:13-17 teachings on humility and planning
The importance of including God in our plans
The uncertainty and brevity of life as biblical themes
Lessons from the 9/11 memorial and Sennacherib's story
The danger of pride and self-reliance in planning

Sound Bites

"You know not what shall be on the morrow."
"Planning without God makes a fool of you."
"Do it today, because tomorrow is not promised."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and personal reflections on the 9/11 memorial
02:50 James 4:13-17 and the danger of pride in planning
05:26 The unpredictability of life and unforeseen events
07:39 The importance of including God in our plans
11:10 Planning and trusting in God's sovereignty
15:41 The brevity and uncertainty of life
21:42 The fleeting nature of life and human vanity
27:45 The need for humility and immediate action
31:17 Invitation and call to live with purpose and humility

This sermon explores the profound privileges, responsibilities, and reverence associated with being citizens of God's unshakable kingdom. It emphasizes the importance of listening to God's word, living with gratitude, and serving with reverence.

Key Topics

Privileges of the Christian: fellowship, access to heaven, mediation of Christ
Persistence and patience in faith amidst worldly shakings
The importance of reverence, fear, and gratitude in worship
The contrast between Sinai (law, fear) and Zion (grace, fellowship)
The authority of Jesus Christ as the mediator and judge
The necessity of listening to God's word and obeying it
The eternal nature of Christ's kingdom versus earthly kingdoms
The importance of serving God acceptably with reverence and godly fear
The invitation of Jesus to come and be part of the kingdom
The seriousness of sin and the importance of living faithfully

Sound Bites

"Our citizenship is in heaven, built by God."
"Worship God with reverence and godly fear."
"Come to Jesus on His terms for salvation."

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Our Privileges as Christians
11:17 The Importance of Persistence and Patience
18:13 The Call for Piety and Reverence
34:38 Living as Citizens of an Unshakable Kingdom

AM Sermon 06-28-2026

This conversation delves into the biblical teachings on marriage and divorce, emphasizing the authority of God in establishing the laws of marriage. It explores the misconceptions surrounding divorce, particularly the role of fornication as an exception, and addresses the moral implications of marriage as a divine institution. The discussion also critiques false doctrines and emphasizes the importance of understanding and teaching the true nature of marriage according to biblical principles.

Takeaways

Marriage laws are established by God, not man.
The authority of God is paramount in marriage discussions.
Jesus corrected the misconceptions about divorce held by the Pharisees.
Divorce is permitted only in cases of fornication according to Jesus.
The hardness of heart leads to misinterpretations of marriage laws.
Baptism does not change the status of an adulterous marriage.
The moral law of marriage is consistent across all ages.
Education on the seriousness of marriage is crucial for future generations.
False doctrines often misinterpret the teachings on marriage and divorce.
God desires marriage to be a lifelong commitment.

Sound Bites

"Marriage belongs to God, He makes the laws."
"The only voice that matters is that of God."
"God wants you together, be reconciled."

PM Sermon 11-02-2025

This conversation explores the teachings of Jesus regarding the Kingdom of Heaven, emphasizing the importance of worship, the purpose and duties of kingdom citizens, and the significance of the law and the new covenant. It highlights the necessity of righteousness that exceeds that of the Pharisees and warns against loosening the law, urging listeners to live faithfully under God's authority.

Takeaways

It's a privilege to engage in worship.
Kingdom citizens are called to be salt and light.
Jesus did not come to destroy the law but to fulfill it.
The Old Testament is incomplete without the New Testament.
Jesus came to fulfill the prophecies of the Christ.
The new covenant is better than the old covenant.
You have to keep the law of Moses as long as it is in effect.
You cannot loosen yourself from the law mandated by God.
You must live faithfully under the system you are in.
Your righteousness must exceed that of the Pharisees and scribes.

Sound Bites

"You are salt and you are light."
"I'm not here to destroy the law."
"You have to keep the law of Moses."

PM Sermon 10-05-2025

In this conversation, Morne explores the identity of the church, emphasizing the importance of understanding its true nature. He discusses the mistaken identities that people often have about the church, such as viewing it solely as a charity or a social club. Morne argues that the church is fundamentally a place of absolution and authenticity, where truth is upheld and worship is directed towards God. He calls for a reevaluation of how individuals perceive the church and its role in the community, urging listeners to recognize its true purpose as a beacon of salvation and truth.

Takeaways

Mistaken identity leads to incorrect expectations from the church.
The church's identity is rooted in biblical teachings.
The Social Gospel Movement has influenced perceptions of the church.
The church should not be viewed merely as a charitable organization.
Community and fellowship are important, but not the primary focus of the church.
The church is the location of absolution and salvation.
Authenticity and truth are foundational to the church's identity.
Worship in the church should be directed towards God, not entertainment.
The church's primary purpose is to preach the gospel of Christ.
Understanding the church's identity is crucial for its mission. 

Sound Bites

"The church has an identity."
"The church is not a charity."
"Have you mistaken her identity?"

AM Sermon 10-05-2025

In this conversation, Morne explores the teachings of Jesus from the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on the identity and responsibilities of Christians as citizens of the Kingdom. He emphasizes the dual roles of being 'salt' and 'light' in the world, highlighting the importance of living out one's faith through good works that glorify God. The urgency of this mission is underscored, as Morne calls for Christians to actively shine their light in a dark world, influence others positively, and preach the gospel. The conversation culminates in a call to action for listeners to reflect on their own conduct and commitment to being a light for Christ.

Takeaways

Christians are called to be the light of the world.
Being salt and light is a specific purpose for Christians.
Our good works should glorify God, not ourselves.
The world is in darkness; Christians must shine their light.
Faith must be visible through our actions.
We cannot hide our Christianity; it must be evident.
The urgency of our mission to influence others is critical.
Our conduct should reflect the better way of Christ.
Preaching the gospel is essential for salvation.
We must lead others to Christ through our example. 

Sound Bites

"You are the light of the world."
"We are supposed to show them God."
"We want you to be saved."

PM Sermon 09-28-2025

This conversation explores the multifaceted wisdom of God as displayed in the church, emphasizing its structure, governance, and the role of apostles. It contrasts the church's monarchy with democratic systems, asserting that Jesus Christ is the sole authority. The discussion highlights the importance of adhering to the teachings of the apostles and the constitution of the church, ultimately calling for submission to Christ and the path to salvation through obedience to the gospel.

Takeaways

The wisdom of God is displayed in the church.
The church operates under a monarchy led by Jesus.
Apostles were chosen by God to lead the church.
The church's governance ensures its perpetuity and purity.
The church's authority is derived from scripture.
Submission to Christ is essential for believers.
The church is not a democracy; it follows divine authority.
The apostles' teachings are foundational for the church.
Salvation is through obedience to the gospel.
The church is bound by the constitution of scripture.

Sound Bites

"Jesus is king in perpetuity."
"Did God say we could?"
"There is but one church."

AM Sermon 09-28-2025

This conversation explores the foundational concepts of Christian ethics, emphasizing the importance of duty and purpose in prayer and moral conduct. It discusses the metaphor of salt in relation to the role of Christians as preservers of righteousness in a sinful world, highlighting the need for motivation and integrity in living out one's faith. The speaker encourages listeners to recognize their purpose as kingdom citizens and to actively engage in spreading the gospel, while also warning against the dangers of losing one's moral integrity and usefulness to God.

Takeaways

The Lord's prayer emphasizes duty and purpose.
Duty is to do God's will; purpose is to fulfill His kingdom.
Christ exemplified obedience and purpose in His life.
Moral codes in secular ethics often favor self-interest.
Eternal ethics focus on glorifying God, not self.
Kingdom citizens are called to live joyfully and ethically.
Motivation is key to fulfilling God's commandments.
Salt symbolizes the role of Christians in the world.
Righteousness preserves society from decay.
Christians must remain distinct from the world to be effective.

Sound Bites

"You are the salt of the earth."
"Salt makes food palatable."
"God wants man to be saved."

PM Sermon 09-14-2025

This conversation explores the concept of the church as presented in the Bible, emphasizing that there is only one church approved by God. The speaker delves into the meaning of the term 'ecclesia', the purpose of the church in reconciling humanity to God, and the necessity of baptism for salvation and entry into the church. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the church's role in God's plan and the implications of sin in relation to one's relationship with God.

Takeaways

The Bible speaks of one church approved by God.
The term 'church' is derived from the Greek word 'ecclesia', meaning 'called out'.
The church is a gathering of people separated for a purpose.
Jesus specified that He would build His church, indicating ownership.
The church is the body of Christ, not a mere organization.
There is only one body of Christ, as stated in Ephesians.
The purpose of the church is to reconcile humanity to God.
Sin separates us from God, necessitating reconciliation through the church.
To be part of the church, one must be saved and added by God.
Baptism is essential for entering the church that Jesus built.

Sound Bites

"The church is the body of Christ."
"There is only one body of Christ."
"To be part of the church, one must be saved."

AM Sermon 09-14-2025

The conversation explores the themes of courage, valor, and the consequences of pride as illustrated in the Book of Esther. It highlights the bravery of Esther in the face of danger, the rise of Haman and his malicious plot against the Jews, and the moral lessons derived from these biblical accounts. The speaker emphasizes the importance of standing up for righteousness and the potential costs associated with doing so, while also reflecting on God's providence and the necessity of action in the face of adversity.

Takeaways

The Bible records both the valor and the worst of mankind.
Esther's story illustrates the need for courage in difficult times.
Haman's pride led to his downfall and the plot against the Jews.
Mordecai's wisdom guided Esther in her decision-making.
Esther's bravery serves as a model for standing up for righteousness.
The consequences of pride can be devastating and far-reaching.
God's providence is evident in the unfolding of Esther's story.
Courage is essential for making significant life changes.
The importance of taking action when faced with moral dilemmas.
Faith without works is dead; action is required in faith.

Sound Bites

"If I perish, I perish."
"Esther shows the best of humanity."
"Pride goes before a hanging."

PM Sermon 08-31-2025

In this conversation, Morne explores the various types of Christians as depicted in the Bible, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection and understanding one's own faith journey. He categorizes Christians into hearing, opposing, pretending, and doing, urging listeners to evaluate their own spiritual lives and strive to be active participants in their faith. The discussion highlights the significance of obedience, genuine faith, and the dangers of hypocrisy, ultimately calling for a deeper commitment to living out Christian principles.

Takeaways

The Bible illustrates different types of Christians.
Hearing Christians only listen but do not act.
Opposing Christians want benefits without submission to God's authority.
Pretending Christians appear pious but lack true faith.
Doing Christians actively engage in their faith and works.
Self-reflection is crucial in understanding one's Christian identity.
Faith without works is dead according to James.
Hypocrisy is condemned in the New Testament.
Christians are called to be doers of the word.
The importance of obedience in the Christian life. 

Sound Bites

"If the shoe fits, wear it."
"They just heard it."
"Are you a Christian?"

AM Sermon 08-31-2025

In this conversation, Morne explores the question posed by Jesus in Matthew 15:16, 'Are you also without understanding?' He delves into the context of this question, examining the interactions between Jesus and the Pharisees regarding traditions and the law. The discussion highlights the duplicity and desperation of the Pharisees, Jesus' challenge to their authority, and the importance of true worship over human traditions. Morne emphasizes the need for understanding the heart's role in moral standing with God and the consequences of blind leadership. The conversation concludes with a call to recognize the significance of salvation through Jesus' sacrifice and the necessity of baptism for redemption.

Takeaways

Jesus challenges the understanding of the Pharisees.
Tradition can often overshadow God's commandments.
Hypocrisy in worship leads to worthless practices.
What comes out of our mouth reflects our heart.
Public correction of false teachings is necessary.
The heart is the source of moral actions.
Concern for feelings shouldn't compromise truth.
Understanding scripture is vital for spiritual growth.
Sin separates us from God, leading to eternal consequences.
Salvation is found through the blood of Jesus.

Sound Bites

"Your worship is worthless."
"You should know this by now."
"Sin separates us from God."

PM Sermon 08-24-2025

This conversation explores the concept of vengeance, its implications, and the scriptural teachings surrounding it. The speaker discusses the nature of revenge, its consequences on individuals and relationships, and emphasizes the importance of deferring vengeance to God. Through various biblical examples, the speaker illustrates how vengeance can lead to destruction and moral decay, urging listeners to seek forgiveness and maintain a pure heart.

Takeaways

Vengeance is a consuming heart problem.
Revenge is often rooted in a mindset of spitefulness.
Vengeance can manifest in both grand and small actions.
The Bible teaches that vengeance belongs to the Lord.
Revenge is a rejection of both divine and human law.
Hatred and vengeance destroy a pure heart.
Self-control is diminished when seeking revenge.
Vengeance can lead to foolish actions and decisions.
God's judgment is impartial and incorruptible.
Forgiveness and love should replace the desire for vengeance.

Sound Bites

"Vengeance is not our place."
"Revenge is seated in hatred."
"Vengeance is a fool maker."

AM Sermon 08-24-2025

Takeaways

The Word of God is unique and essential for understanding God.
Personal relationship with scripture is crucial for spiritual growth.
David viewed the Word of God as a treasure in his heart.
Meditation on scripture is vital for deeper understanding.
The Word of God brings joy and comfort in life.
Scripture serves as a moral guide in society.
Hope is found in the promises of the Word of God.
The importance of treating the Word of God with respect and honor.
Engaging with scripture can lead to wisdom and understanding.
Today is the day to evaluate your relationship with the Word of God.

Sound Bites

"This is the word of God."
"The Word of God is my life."
"I hope in your word."

PM Sermon 08-17-2025

Takeaways

The importance of gathering for worship and community.
Lessons from the Book of Haggai on rebuilding the temple.
God's clear command to His people: 'Get it done.'
The role of preaching in motivating action.
Procrastination is a significant barrier to spiritual work.
Deprivation of attention to God's work leads to neglect.
Inconsideration of spiritual matters can hinder growth.
Abdication of rights can prevent progress in faith.
Obedience to God's word is essential for rebuilding efforts.
God's promises provide motivation and assurance for His people.

Sound Bites

"Get it done!"
"The Word of God is powerful."
"If you mess up, fess up and do better."

PM Sermon 08-10-2025

This conversation explores the profound themes of repentance and forgiveness within a Christian context. It begins with a metaphorical journey of a hiker who realizes he has strayed from the right path, paralleling the spiritual journey of individuals who must recognize their transgressions. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding one's sinful state, the necessity of confession, and the rejection of sin to achieve restoration with God. The discussion culminates in the assurance of God's desire for all to repent and the liberating power of forgiveness, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own lives and relationship with God.

Takeaways

Repentance is a turning around and changing of the mind.
Understanding one's transgressions is crucial for repentance.
Confession of sin is necessary for forgiveness.
Pride can hinder the acknowledgment of one's wrongs.
Sin causes separation from God and revokes heavenly citizenship.
Restoration requires a rejection of sin and a commitment to change.
God desires all to come to repentance and be saved.
Forgiveness is liberating and restores the relationship with God.
The heart of repentance involves comprehension, confession, and rejection of sin.
Acknowledge your sins to receive God's forgiveness.

Sound Bites

"Confession of sin is necessary for forgiveness."
"God desires all to come to repentance and be saved."
"Acknowledge your sins to receive God's forgiveness."

AM Sermon 08-10-2025