by Elder Chris McCool (preached on 5/19/2019)
In this sermon, Pastor Chris McCool corrects some of the misunderstandings about what Primitive Baptists believe, and sets forth a synopsis of the foundational beliefs of the Primitive Baptist faith.
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on 11/27/22) Today, we continue looking at Jesus as our “better” High Priest. The earthly priests had certain requirements, all of which Christ met and exceeded. And He was NOT a priest after the Levitical order, but after the order of Melchizedek. Join us as we begin to see…
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on April 14, 2024) Do you struggle with contentment? I confess that I do! I believe lack of contentment is one of the sins that afflicts us in our day and age as much as any other sin. But what does the Bible say about “being content?” Join us…
by Elder Martin Onyoni (preached on 10/2/22) In this message, Elder Martin Onyoni, Pastor of the First Primitive Baptist Church of Kisii, Kenya, encourages us to let our lights shine in a dark world! As the world grows darker and darker, our light shines brighter and brighter. Join us for this wonderful sermon about being…
by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on December 17, 2023) As we continue in the Hall of Faith of Hebrews, we come to one of the greatest of the Old Testament Patriarchs: a man named Moses. Last time, we saw the faith of Moses’ parents; today, we begin examining Moses’ own faith. We see in…
Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached 1/31/2021) The second attempt of the religious leaders to entrap Jesus ended in spectacular failure just like the first! They tried to bait Him into jumping into the political frays of the day, but Jesus would have none of it. As was His practice, He turned their question back upon…
In this wonderful message about the divine call to preach, Elder Buddy Abernathy reminds us that the church cannot make a preacher, only God can do that! Bro. Dillon Holley introduces this message and prays the opening prayer, reminding us that we ought to fear God enough to obey Him. May we never forget these…
