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Pilate knew Jesus was innocent—but like so many politicians, he chose what was expedient over what was right. He tried to appease the crowd, protect himself, and avoid the consequences. Then he washes his hands and says, “I am innocent of this man’s blood.” But does that actually change anything? You can make a public show of washing your hands, but it doesn’t erase responsibility. And more importantly, it doesn’t alter the purpose of God one bit. What was unfolding at the cross wasn’t subject to political pressure—it was the sovereign plan of God being carried out. Pilate’s actions didn’t change the truth, and they didn’t change God’s purpose. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #pontiuspilate #gospel #biblestudy #faith #christian #kjv #sovereigntyofgod #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
Pilate's Political Dilemma | Can Pilate Wash Away His Guilt?
The Reality of What They Did to Jesus When you read about the suffering of Christ, don’t sanitize it. They buffeted Him, shoved Him from side to side, slapped Him, punched Him, and struck His head again and again with a reed. This wasn’t symbolic—it was brutal. And that crown of thorns wasn’t some elaborate helmet like people try to suggest today. It was a simple crown, quickly made, pressed down into His brow. Those thorns were long, sharp, and jagged—and they drove them into His head. This is the reality of what our Savior endured. Not a softened version, but the full weight of human cruelty laid upon the sinless Son of God. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #crucifixion #gospel #biblestudy #faith #christian #kjv #crownofthorns #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
Brutal Beating & Crown of Thorns - Visualizing the Suffering
Isaiah tells us, “For the transgression of my people was He stricken… and He made His grave with the wicked.” That’s not poetic language without meaning—that’s precise prophecy. When Jesus was crucified, He wasn’t placed among the honorable. He was lifted up between two thieves, counted among the guilty, treated as one of them. In His death, He was numbered with the wicked. And yet, the same passage reminds us—He had done no violence, neither was any deceit in His mouth. The sinless One stood in the place of sinners. The righteous One was counted as wicked. That’s the gospel unfolding right before our eyes. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #isaiah53 #gospel #biblestudy #faith #christian #kjv #crucifixion #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
Jesus' Crucifixion | Numbered With the Wicked
In this message from the pulpit at Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, Pastor Ben Winslett opens Matthew 11 to explore one of the most comforting invitations in all of Scripture: “Come unto me… and I will give you rest.” After weeks of focusing on the resurrection—Christ’s victory, its meaning in tragedy, and the promise of our future glorification—this sermon brings the truth home to daily life. What does it mean to experience rest right now? How can believers have peace even while facing sin, suffering, guilt, and the reality of death? This message walks through the context of Matthew 11, the burden of legalism and self-righteous striving, and the beauty of divine revelation. Jesus’ invitation is not to the self-sufficient, but to those who are weary and heavy laden—those crushed under the weight of sin, failure, and impossible expectations. If you’ve ever struggled with guilt, regret, legalism, or the pressure to earn righteousness, this sermon points you to the only place true rest can be found: in Christ alone. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #Matthew11 #ComeUntoMe #RestInChrist #JesusSaves #GraceAlone #ChristianFaith #BibleTeaching #GospelMessage #FaithInChrist #PrimitiveBaptist #HuntsvilleAL #FlintRiverChurch
Finding Rest in Christ | Matthew 11
In today’s broadcast, we turn to John chapter 6 and consider one of the most comforting truths in all of Scripture: that the resurrection of God’s people is rooted firmly in the will of God Himself. Jesus declares that all whom the Father has given Him will be raised up again at the last day, and that He will lose nothing. What does it mean for your eternal future to rest not in your strength, but in God’s sovereign purpose? From John 6 to Romans 8 and Ephesians 1, we trace the unbreakable chain of salvation. The elect was foreknown, predestinated, called, justified, and will ultimately be glorified. This message reminds us that the same God who purposed salvation before the foundation of the world will surely complete it in the resurrection, raising His people incorruptible according to His will. Radio broadcast for April 26, 2026. http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/episode-0122-–-04-26-26-raised-will-of-god.mp3 Raised According To The Will Of God (http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/episode-0122-–-04-26-26-raised-will-of-god.mp3)
Raised According to the Will of God
Step into this Bible study from the fellowship hall at Flint River as we explore one of the most powerful personal encounters in Scripture, Jesus and the woman at the well in John 4:4 to 42. This passage gives us a clear and compelling picture of evangelism that is intentional, personal, and centered on Christ rather than culture, background, or reputation. We begin by setting the historical stage, understanding the deep divide between Jews and Samaritans, the significance of Mount Gerizim, and why Jesus’ journey through Samaria was anything but accidental. From there, we walk through the conversation at the well, where Christ moves from a simple request for water to revealing Himself as the source of living water. This study highlights the balance of grace and truth. Jesus confronts the woman’s past without driving her away, showing us that true evangelism does not ignore sin, but neither is it hindered by it. We also consider His teaching on worship in spirit and in truth, and how this moment forever defines acceptable worship under the New Testament. Finally, we see the fruit of this encounter, one woman’s testimony leading many others to believe. Evangelism begets evangelism, and a genuine encounter with Christ is enough to compel others to come and see. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #BibleStudy #John4 #WomanAtTheWell #Evangelism #LivingWater #JesusChrist #ChristianTeaching #PrimitiveBaptist #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #HuntsvilleAL #ScriptureStudy #GospelMessage
The Woman at the Well | From the Fellowship Hall
Isaiah says He was “cut off out of the land of the living…for the transgression of my people was He stricken.” When you come into the New Testament, that language doesn’t change. The angel told Joseph, “Thou shalt call His name Jesus: for He shall save His people from their sins.” Notice that: His people. Jesus didn’t come on a vague mission hoping to save someone. He came with a purpose, a people, and a promise. In John 6, He says all that the Father gives Him will come to Him. In John 10, those people are called His sheep, given to Him by the Father, and none of them will ever be lost. He was stricken for the transgression of His people, and He will save every one of them. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #gospel #isaiah53 #biblestudy #faith #christian #kjv #election #grace #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
Who Did Jesus Come to Save?
When Jesus stood before His accusers, He wasn’t powerless. He told His disciples He could call for legions of angels, and just one angel once struck down 185,000 mighty Assyrian soldiers in a single night. The power of heaven was at His disposal. And yet, He didn’t use it. Isaiah said He would go as a lamb dumb before the shearers, and that’s exactly what He did. Not because He couldn’t fight back, but because He wouldn’t. He chose the cross. He chose silence. He chose to suffer. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #gospel #isaiah53 #biblestudy #faith #christian #kjv #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
Jesus' Sacrifice - Lamb Before Shearers
When you read the trial of Christ, it almost feels like His accusers have the upper hand—but centuries before it ever happened, Isaiah already answered them. “He had done no violence, neither was any deceit in his mouth.” They accused Jesus of threatening to destroy the temple—an act of violence. Isaiah says He had done no violence. They accused Him of blasphemy, as though He spoke lies about being the Son of God. Isaiah says there was no deceit in His mouth. In other words, the charges don’t stick. The prophet of God had already cleared Him. What they called crime, heaven called truth. What they called blasphemy was the reality of who He is. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #isaiah53 #biblestudy #gospel #christian #kjv #faith #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
Isaiah 53 Answers the Charges Against Jesus
If you’ve ever thought, “I’ve never done anything that bad,” this passage brings us face to face with the truth. Jesus teaches that sin runs deeper than outward actions; it reaches into the heart. Anger without cause, hatred toward others…these things reveal that we’ve all broken God’s law. When Barabbas, “son of the father," is set free, while the sinless Son of God is condemned, we’re seeing more than history. We’re seeing ourselves. Guilty sons set free while the innocent Christ suffers in our place. Awful as it was, in that exchange, we find the gospel. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #gospel #jesuschrist #barabbas #biblestudy #faith #christian #tencommandments #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
We Are Barabbas
Christian love never means excusing evil. In this excerpt from Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett explains the biblical distinction between personal forgiveness and civil justice. We are called to love and bless—even when wronged—but God has also ordained authorities to punish wrongdoing so that society can live in peace. Listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/pdVmpaADg-Q?si=-_OPNIqbaU9jV1ba #shorts #christianshorts #bible #jesus #sermon #preaching #christianradio #wordsofgrace #benjaminwinslett #justice #forgiveness #biblicaltruth #christianliving #romans13 #matthew5 #sermonclip #gospel #faith #lawandorder #grace
Love Doesn’t Cancel Justice
In this message from the pulpit at Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, Pastor Benjamin Winslett brings a comforting and powerful look at the resurrection in a sermon titled “Raise It Up Again.” Following a recent tragedy that deeply affected the congregation, this message turns our focus to the unshakable hope found in God’s promise to raise His people at the last day. Beginning in Acts 1 and moving through key passages like John 6, Romans 8, and Ephesians 1, this sermon emphasizes that the resurrection is not a mere possibility—it is the settled will of God. What God has purposed before the foundation of the world will come to pass, culminating in the final resurrection and the full conformity of God’s people to the image of Christ. Pastor Winslett also walks through what Scripture reveals about the end of time: a period of trouble, the visible return of Jesus Christ, the resurrection of the dead, and the ultimate renewal of all things. From 1 Thessalonians 4 to 1 Corinthians 15 and Revelation 21, this message offers both clarity and hope—reminding us that every wrong will be made right, and death itself will be overcome. If you’ve ever wrestled with grief, loss, or questions about the future, this sermon points you to the certainty of God’s promise: He will raise it up again at the last day. #resurrection #jesuschrist #secondcoming #endtimes #christianhope #bibleteaching #kjv #primitivebaptist #flintriverpbc #huntsvillealabama #sermon #preaching #christianradio
Raise It Up Again | John chapter 6
One of the most humbling truths in Scripture is this: God was good to us even when we were at enmity with Him. In this excerpt from Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett reflects on how God’s love reaches us in our worst condition—and how our love for Him is simply a response to His love for us. Listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/pdVmpaADg-Q?si=-_OPNIqbaU9jV1ba #shorts #christianshorts #bible #jesus #sermon #preaching #christianradio #wordsofgrace #benjaminwinslett #grace #gospel #faith #newbirth #loveofgod #romans1 #1john4 #salvation #sermonclip #biblicaltruth #christianliving
Loved by God While We Hated Him
In today’s episode of Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett brings a timely and comforting message titled “Thoughts on the Resurrection in the Aftermath of Tragedy.” In a world filled with sorrow, loss, and uncertainty, where can true hope be found? Today’s broadcast points us to the empty tomb of Jesus Christ and the unshakable assurance it provides. Radio broadcast for April 19, 2026. http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/episode-0121-–-04-19-26-thoughts-resurrection-aftermath-tragedy.mp3 Thoughts on the Resurrection in the Aftermath of Tragedy (http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/episode-0121-–-04-19-26-thoughts-resurrection-aftermath-tragedy.mp3)  
Thoughts on the Resurrection in the Aftermath of Tragedy
When Jesus points us to the law, it’s not to show us how good we are—but how far short we fall. In this excerpt from Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett explains how the command to love God perfectly and love our neighbor exposes our guilt—and our need for grace. Listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/pdVmpaADg-Q?si=-_OPNIqbaU9jV1ba #shorts #christianshorts #bible #jesus #sermon #preaching #christianradio #wordsofgrace #benjaminwinslett #lawandgrace #gospel #faith #sin #salvation #matthew5 #luke10 #sermonclip #biblicaltruth #christianliving #grace
The Law Demands Perfection, and That’s the Problem for Self Righteousness
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