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MarchToZion
When a president issues a pardon, does that mean the person was innocent? Of course not. Most pardons aren’t declarations of innocence — they’re acts of mercy. But here’s the difference: when God pardons sinners, He isn’t pretending we weren’t guilty. We were guilty as sin. And yet He declares us pardoned. How? Because the guiltless One suffered in our place under the wrath of God. Full sermon here: https://youtu.be/x52P1MyVIm4?si=X6QeVUUMn2J2Pc_A #sermon #preaching #gospel #atonement #substitutionaryatonement #justification #grace #christiantiktok #reformedtheology #bibleteaching #isaiah #salvation #flintriver
Being Pardoned Doesn't Mean You Were Innocent
On Sunday at Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, we began a new series addressing a growing movement within Christianity often associated with the “Unseen Realm” teaching. At the heart of this discussion is a simple but foundational truth: there is only one true and living God. In this message, we examine claims that God rules over a council of lesser divine beings - also called elohim (Hebrew for god) and compare those ideas with the clear testimony of Scripture. From Isaiah’s bold declarations that there were no gods before Jehovah and none formed after Him, to Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians that “there is none other God but one,” the Bible leaves no room for confusion. We also look closely at Psalm 82—often presented as the cornerstone of this theology—and consider how the Lord Jesus Christ Himself interprets that passage in John 10. Rather than appealing to ancient pagan sources to understand God, we let Scripture interpret Scripture. Jesus prayed in John 17 that we might know “the only true God.” That knowledge is not mystical, speculative, or conspiratorial. It is revealed, clear, and life-giving. If this topic has crossed your path, or if you simply want to be grounded more firmly in the exclusivity and uniqueness of our great God, I hope this message will be a help. #sermon #preaching #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #PrimitiveBaptist #ChristianTheology #Psalm82 #John17 #BiblicalTruth #OneTrueGod #Trinity
The Exclusivity of God
“Behold my servant.” That word behold means stop, look, take notice. And it reminds us of what John the Baptist said when he saw Jesus coming to the Jordan: “Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.” Look at Him. Don’t glance. Don’t rush past it. Stop and see. Isaiah says, “Behold my servant.” God is saying, Look at my servant. And there’s a beautiful connection to the ancient testimony of Book of Job. Job declared that his Redeemer would stand upon the earth in the latter day, and though his body would decay, he would see Him with his own eyes. The gospel calls us to behold Him. Not a system. Not a program. A Person. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/emlPaXolcV8?si=WmCBCJaEPGtuqfme #Isaiah42 #BeholdMyServant #LambOfGod #JohnTheBaptist #BookOfJob #Redeemer #BruisedReed #ChristianShorts #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #sermon #preaching #christianradio
Behold My Servant
On today’s episode of Words of Grace, Pastor Winslett takes us to a small Galilean town called Nain in Gospel of Luke chapter 7, where a funeral procession meets the Prince of Life. A widow, already burdened by the loss of her husband, now follows the bier of her only son. In any  culture, this tragic and heartbreaking. But in that day, this was devastation; her support, her security, her future provision were gone in a moment. But as this procession of death moves forward, it is suddenly interrupted by the Lord Jesus Christ. In this message, we consider the compassion of Christ, the authority of Christ over death itself, and the hope that only He can give. When Jesus says, “Weep not,” it is not a dismissal of sorrow, but a declaration of power. There is no situation too far gone for Him to overturn. Radio broadcast for March 1, 2026. http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/episode-0114-–-03-01-26-interrupted-funeral-procession.mp3 An Interrupted Funeral Procession (http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/episode-0114-–-03-01-26-interrupted-funeral-procession.mp3)
An Interrupted Funeral Procession
Scripture uses many images for God’s people, but sheep is so precious in its symbolism. We are His sheep. He is our shepherd. He feeds us, leads us, cares for us, and tends to our wounds. If a man would rescue a sheep on the Sabbath, how much more is it lawful to do good to a man? It is always good to do good. So Jesus says to the man, “Stretch forth thine hand.” And he stretched it out, and it was restored whole like the other. Mercy on display. Power on display. And what do they do? They go out and take counsel how they might destroy Him. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/emlPaXolcV8?si=WmCBCJaEPGtuqfme #GoodShepherd #Isaiah42 #BruisedReed #JesusHeals #Sabbath #SheepAndShepherd #Mercy #ChristianShorts #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #sermon #preaching #christianradio
The Good Shepherd and the Withered Hand
Because God has a people out of every nation, kindred, and tongue, there are people all over this world waiting to hear the message. And what is that message? That He shall not fail. That He shall not be discouraged. The message of truth starts with a V. Victory. There are people Christ has already saved who are waiting to hear that three-word slogan we believe and love: It is finished. That is the good news. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/emlPaXolcV8?si=WmCBCJaEPGtuqfme #Isaiah42 #HeShallNotFail #ItIsFinished #VictoryInChrist #SovereignGrace #BruisedReed #GospelTruth #ChristianShorts #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #sermon #preaching #christianradio
Victory in Christ - The Finished Work Message
“He shall not fail.” That means He will be victorious. So whatever we teach about Jesus must rest on this truth: Christ is a successful Savior. His work is not an attempt. It is an accomplishment. Can you imagine how discouraging it would be if I stood and said, “Jesus did all He could, but there’s still something left undone”? That would leave everything hanging on man. But Isaiah doesn’t say He might succeed. It says, “He shall not fail nor be discouraged.” That is a glorious doctrine to proclaim. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/emlPaXolcV8?si=WmCBCJaEPGtuqfme #Isaiah42 #HeShallNotFail #SuccessfulSavior #JesusSaves #BruisedReed #SovereignGrace #ChristianShorts #BibleTruth #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #sermon #preaching #christianradio
Jesus is a Successful Savior!
Isaiah gives us such a beautiful portrait of the Lord Jesus Christ. God’s chosen servant, upheld by the Father, anointed with the Spirit, gentle with the bruised and the struggling. He doesn’t crush the weak or cast off the failing. And yet this same tender Savior will not fail, will not be discouraged, until He has set judgment in the earth. What comfort there is in both His gentleness and His certainty. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/emlPaXolcV8?si=WmCBCJaEPGtuqfme #Isaiah42 #BruisedReed #JesusChrist #Messiah #ServantOfTheLord #GentleSavior #HeShallNotFail #ChristianShorts #BibleTeaching #sermon #preaching #christianradio
Jesus Christ Shall Not Fail Or Be Discouraged - Isaiah 42
Jesus reminded them of David eating the holy bread and of priests working on the Sabbath yet remaining blameless. Their problem wasn’t the Sabbath. It was their misunderstanding of it. Then they drag a poor man with a withered hand in front of Jesus and ask if it’s lawful to heal him on the Sabbath. Imagine the hypocrisy. They’ll conspire, plot, travel, and scheme on the Sabbath just to accuse Christ, yet question an act of mercy. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/emlPaXolcV8?si=WmCBCJaEPGtuqfme #Sabbath #Hypocrisy #JesusHeals #WitheredHand #Pharisees #Isaiah42 #BruisedReed #ChristianShorts #BibleTeaching #MercyOverSacrifice #sermon #preaching #christianradio
Hypocrisy on the Sabbath
What does true liberty look like according to Scripture? In this message from Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, Pastor Benjamin Winslett explores the beautiful and multifaceted freedom that believers have in Christ. From Old Testament shadows like the Year of Jubilee to the New Testament’s clear declarations of freedom from sin, law, and ignorance, the Bible presents liberty as a precious gift flowing entirely from Jesus Christ. This sermon examines several biblical forms of liberty; freedom from sin’s penalty and dominion, freedom from the Old Testament law, and the wise use of Christian liberty in daily life. Along the way, it addresses practical questions believers face today and reminds us that liberty must always be exercised with love, wisdom, and regard for others. Liberty is beautiful. Know it, practice it, and handle it with care. Scripture references: Isaiah 61:1; Leviticus 25; John 8; Romans 6; Romans 8:1; Galatians 5:1,13; 1 Corinthians 8:9 (KJV) #sermon #preaching #christianradio #ChristianLiberty #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #PrimitiveBaptist #BibleSermon #BiblicalTruth #FreedomInChrist
Biblical Forms of Liberty
Jesus said the Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath. God never stops upholding all things by the word of His power. The Sabbath wasn’t for God to rest, but for us. And if it’s always good to do good, then acts of mercy and necessity honor the Lord of the Sabbath. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/emlPaXolcV8?si=WmCBCJaEPGtuqfme #Sabbath #LordOfTheSabbath #JesusTeaching #Isaiah42 #BruisedReed #Pharisees #ChristianShorts #BibleTeaching #RestInChrist #MercyOverSacrifice #sermon #preaching #christianradio
Jesus' Sabbath Lesson - Doing Good is Always Right
In Luke chapter 10, the Lord appointed seventy disciples and sent them ahead of Him into the places He would soon visit. We don’t know their names, and Scripture is mostly silent about what became of them afterward, but the lessons from their mission are clear and searching. In this episode of Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett looks at the Lord’s instructions to these men and what they teach us about gospel labor, the reality of opposition, and the present power of the Kingdom of God. The harvest is still great. Laborers are still few. And while the seventy returned rejoicing in what they were able to do, Jesus pointed them to a far greater joy, that their names were written in heaven. Join us as we consider these enduring lessons from the seventy in Luke 10:1–20. Radio broadcast for February 22, 2026. http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/episode-0113-–-02-22-26-lessons-from-the-seventy.mp3 Lessons from the Seventy (http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/episode-0113-–-02-22-26-lessons-from-the-seventy.mp3)
Lessons from the Seventy
Jesus says, “If any man will sue thee at the law and take away thy coat, let him have thy cloak also.” In His day, the coat was the inner garment and the cloak the outer covering, often protected by law because a person might need it for warmth. In this clip, we see how startling Christ’s teaching really is. Even if someone lawfully takes what’s yours—or even unjustly does so—the kingdom response is not bare compliance but willing generosity. If you’re found wrong, make it right and then some. If you suffer loss unfairly, refuse retaliation and go beyond what’s demanded. Listen to the full radio program, Eye for Eye, Tooth for Tooth, here: https://youtu.be/BT8SmJLS6bs?si=mJ6KGY-Mr8QJLv40 #sermon #preaching #christianradio #WordsOfGrace #SermonOnTheMount #ChristianLiving #KingdomEthics #GoBeyond #BibleTeaching #ChristianCharacter
If They Take Your Coat… Give More? Matthew 5:40
When Jesus said, “Whoever compels you to go a mile, go with him two,” His listeners knew exactly what He meant. Under Roman law, a soldier could legally force a civilian to carry a load or perform a task. It was inconvenient, humiliating, and unavoidable. In this clip, we explore the power of Christ’s command. Don’t just comply with the minimum but willingly go beyond it. Even when an obligation is imposed on you, the spirit of the kingdom responds with voluntary grace that exceeds what was required. Going the second mile is the difference between resentful duty and Christlike generosity. Listen to the full radio program, Eye for Eye, Tooth for Tooth, here: https://youtu.be/BT8SmJLS6bs?si=mJ6KGY-Mr8QJLv40 #sermon #preaching #christianradio #WordsOfGrace #SecondMile #SermonOnTheMount #ChristianLiving #KingdomEthics #BibleTeaching #ChristianCharacter
Biblical Insight - The True Meaning of 'Compel'
Is justice really just when radically different crimes receive similar punishment? Scripture’s principle of “eye for eye, tooth for tooth” was about equity—the penalty matching the harm done. In this clip, we wrestle with what that means in practice. When murder, abuse, and minor offenses are treated with comparable sentences, something feels deeply out of balance. Biblical justice insists that the punishment fit the crime—neither excessive nor trivial—but proportionate. That ancient principle still challenges how we think about law, punishment, and fairness today. Listen to the full radio program, Eye for Eye, Tooth for Tooth, here: https://youtu.be/BT8SmJLS6bs?si=mJ6KGY-Mr8QJLv40 #sermon #preaching #christianradio #WordsOfGrace #BiblicalJustice #EyeForEye #JusticeSystem #CrimeAndPunishment #ChristianWorldview #BibleTeaching
Justice or Excess - Sentencing Laws Under Scrutiny
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