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One of the greatest dangers in the Christian life is not the error we recognize, but the error we don't see. The Pharisees were quick to criticize others, yet Jesus repeatedly exposed the blind spots in their own hearts and traditions. In this excerpt from a sermon preached at Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, we're reminded of an important prayer in every theological discussion: "Lord, reveal unto us our blind spots." No denomination, church, or individual is infallible. Our confidence rests not in tradition or affiliation, but in the infallible Lord and His Word. May God give us humility to receive correction and grace to follow the truth wherever His Word leads. Listen to the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/emlPaXolcV8?si=i_TcVk9yG3VFwstJ #sermon #preaching #christianradio #Bible #JesusChrist #Christianity #Theology #Faith #Truth #Gospel #PrimitiveBaptist #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #BenWinslett #ChristianShorts #BibleTeaching
Blind Spots & Theological Controversy - Pursue the Truth
How do God’s people respond when life becomes difficult? When trials come unexpectedly, when fear threatens to overwhelm us, and when circumstances seem beyond our control, Scripture continually calls us to place our confidence in the Lord. In this message from Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, Elder Ben Winslett begins a study on trusting God in the midst of life’s afflictions. Drawing from the account of Jesus and His disciples on the Sea of Galilee, we consider Peter’s walk upon the water, the danger of taking our eyes off Christ, and the gracious way our Savior rescues His people when their faith falters. This message also concludes a recent series on the resurrection, suffering, and the hope that God’s children possess through Jesus Christ. As believers, we are reminded that while troubles are inevitable in this world, God remains sovereign, faithful, and worthy of our trust. Join us for Part 1 of “We Trust in God” on this week’s Words of Grace. Radio broadcast for June 7, 2026. http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/episode-0128-–-06-07-26-we-trust-in-God-part1.mp3 We Trust in God – Part 1 (http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/episode-0128-–-06-07-26-we-trust-in-God-part1.mp3)  
We Trust in God, Part 1
They bring a man with a withered hand to Jesus and ask a loaded question: “Is it lawful to heal on the Sabbath?” But beneath the question is something deeper—hypocrisy. They’ve already gone out of their way, plotted together, and even disrupted the Sabbath themselves just to trap Christ. They’re willing to break the spirit of the law in order to accuse the Lord of glory. In this excerpt from “A Bruised Reed” preached at Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, the preacher highlights how Jesus exposes that inconsistency. He points them to something simple and undeniable: if you would rescue a sheep on the Sabbath, how much more valuable is a man than a sheep? Jesus always brings the conversation back to truth, mercy, and the real heart of God’s law. Full sermon here: https://youtu.be/emlPaXolcV8?si=i_TcVk9yG3VFwstJ #sermon #preaching #Jesus #Sabbath #Gospel #BibleTeaching #Grace #Mercy #Hypocrisy #Pharisees #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #BenWinslett #ABruisedReed #ChristianShorts
Is It Lawful to Do Good on the Sabbath?
Jesus healed people in His presence, and then—unexpectedly—He often told them not to say a word about it. That runs completely opposite to how we operate. Today, if something good happens, the first instinct is to post it, share it, get credit for it, make sure everybody knows. But in this excerpt from “A Bruised Reed” preached at Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, we see a different emphasis in the ministry of Christ. Even after healing, even after mercy was shown, Jesus tells them, “Don’t tell anybody.” No spotlight, no self-promotion—just quiet grace. It’s a reminder that the kingdom of God doesn’t run on human attention or recognition. It runs on the glory of Christ alone. Full sermon here: https://youtu.be/emlPaXolcV8?si=i_TcVk9yG3VFwstJ #sermon #preaching #christianradio #Jesus #Gospel #Grace #BibleTeaching #Christianity #Faith #BiblicalPreaching #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #BenWinslett #ABruisedReed #Shorts
Jesus's Command vs Human Nature - The Desire for Credit
When people came to Jesus with their burdens, guilt, doubts, fears, and failures, He didn't turn them away. He didn't tell them to live with the consequences of their mistakes. Again and again, Christ met broken people with mercy, compassion, and healing. This short excerpt from a sermon preached at Flint River Primitive Baptist Church reminds us of the tender heart of our Savior toward bruised reeds and wounded souls. Listen to the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/emlPaXolcV8?si=i_TcVk9yG3VFwstJ #Shorts #JesusChrist #Grace #Mercy #Christianity #Bible #Gospel #Faith #PrimitiveBaptist #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #A BruisedReed #BenWinslett #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
Jesus Never Told the Broken No
In Matthew 6, Jesus emphasizes that the issue in giving is not the act itself, but the motive behind it. True Christian generosity is marked by humility and discretion, not by the desire for recognition or public praise. Our giving is to be directed toward God, not the approval of men. #Jesus #Bible #Faith #Christian #Matthew6 #SermonOnTheMount #ChristianLiving #Giving #Philanthropy #Discipleship #Humility #KingdomOfGod #sermon #preaching #christianradio
Giving Without Seeking Recognition
The word "tithe" literally means "tenth," but is tithing commanded for New Testament believers? Jesus spoke of tithing when addressing people living under the Old Testament law, while also emphasizing mercy, love, and the weightier matters of true obedience. This clip explores what the Bible says about tithing and Christian giving. #Jesus #Bible #Faith #Christian #Tithing #ChristianGiving #BibleStudy #NewTestament #Discipleship #ChristianLiving #sermon #preaching #christianradio
Tithing New Testament vs Old Testament Teachings
The word "alms" may sound old-fashioned, but it has a remarkable history. Tracing its roots from the Greek New Testament through Latin and Old English, this biblical term has been preserved for centuries. Sometimes an old word carries a rich heritage worth remembering. #Jesus #Bible #Faith #Christian #BibleStudy #BiblicalLanguages #GreekNewTestament #ChristianLiving #Scripture #sermon #preaching #christianradio
The Unrealized Origin of 'Alms': A Word's Journey #etymology
In this message, we begin a new series on The Ordinances of the Lord’s Church, focusing first on the subject of baptism. In recent weeks, the church has experienced a season of warm fellowship, visitation, and baptisms, along with the observance of the Lord’s Supper during our Annual Meeting. With both ordinances before us, this is an appropriate time to step back and consider what Scripture teaches about these sacred practices Christ has given to His church. Baptism, as we see in the New Testament, is not a human invention but a commanded ordinance rooted in the ministry of John the Baptist, carried forward by Christ’s disciples, and ultimately commissioned by the risen Lord Himself. It is closely tied to repentance and faith, as seen in passages such as Acts 2 and Acts 8, and is administered under the authority of the church according to the pattern given in Scripture. We also consider how baptism points us to the gospel itself—symbolizing the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, as Paul explains in Romans 6. In this ordinance, the believer is publicly identifying with Christ, confessing faith in Him, and being raised to walk in newness of life. In this message, we also address questions about the proper understanding of baptism—its meaning, its connection to discipleship and church membership, and why the New Testament pattern matters for the church today. Scripture references: Mark 1:1–8, John 4:2, Acts 2, Acts 8, Acts 19:1–7, Romans 6 #baptism #ordinances #churchordinances #lordssupper #communion #christianbaptism #newtestamentchurch #bibleteaching #expositorypreaching #sermon #preaching #gospelmessage
The Ordinances: Baptism
Scripture teaches that caring for those in need is both a responsibility and a privilege. From helping widows who have no support to assisting ministries that serve the hungry, homeless, and vulnerable, Christian generosity is an opportunity to reflect God's compassion in a practical way. #Jesus #Bible #Faith #Christian #ChristianLiving #Generosity #Compassion #Charity #HelpingOthers #Discipleship #sermon #preaching #christianradio
Supporting Local Charities: Make a Real Difference Today!
In Part 2 of this study on God’s providence, Ben Winslett turns from the doctrine itself to several powerful biblical examples of God’s faithful provision. Scripture is filled with accounts of the Lord overruling circumstances, directing events, and caring for His people according to His perfect wisdom. We conclude with a brief consideration of God’s care of the prophet Elijah: from feeding him with ravens to food supplies that never become exhausted. As we consider Elijah’s experience, we are encouraged to trust the same God who continues to care for His people today. The Lord who provided daily bread in the days of Elijah remains faithful to sustain His children in every generation. Radio broadcast for May 31, 2026. http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/episode-0127-–-05-31-26-trusting-in-providence.mp3 Trusting in Providence – Elijah’s Provision (http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/episode-0127-–-05-31-26-trusting-in-providence.mp3)
Trusting in Providence, Part 2: Elijah’s Story
Jesus begins with a warning: "Take heed." Pay attention. Be intentional. Be careful not only about what you do, but why you do it. The issue isn't simply doing good works, it's whether we seek God's glory or our own. #Jesus #Bible #Faith #Christian #Matthew6 #SermonOnTheMount #ChristianLiving #Discipleship #Humility #KingdomOfGod #sermon #preaching #christianradio
Giving Alms - Private & Humble, Not for Glory #giving
Trusting God is easy when life is calm, but faith is often tested in seasons of difficulty, uncertainty, and sorrow. In this message, Benjamin Winslett considers the biblical call to trust God even when we do not understand His providence. Looking at Job’s remarkable confession, “Though he slay me, yet will I trust in him,” along with the rich testimony of the Psalms and examples such as the three Hebrews in the fiery furnace, this sermon explores why God is worthy of our confidence in every circumstance. Even when answers are hidden and trials are heavy, God remains faithful. Blessed are all they that put their trust in Him. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #TrustGod #Faith #Providence #ChristianLiving #BibleStudy #Job #Psalms #TrustInGod #JesusChrist #ChristianFaith #BiblicalTruth #Encouragement #HopeInChrist
We Trust in God!
Jesus warned against making a spectacle out of generosity. The issue wasn't simply giving — it was the desire for recognition that could hide beneath it. True worship seeks God's approval rather than public applause. #Jesus #Bible #Faith #Christian #Matthew6 #SermonOnTheMount #Giving #ChristianLiving #Humility #Discipleship #sermon #preaching #christianradio
Giving Wisely: Avoid Trumpeting Your Alms
What does the providence of God really mean? Is God only involved in the extraordinary moments of life, or is His hand at work in every breath, every provision, and every circumstance we face? In this broadcast of Words of Grace, Ben Winslett begins a study of God’s providence by exploring the biblical truth that the Lord not only created all things, but actively sustains and governs His creation. From the birds of the air to the lilies of the field, Scripture reminds us that God faithfully provides for His people and calls us to trust Him rather than be consumed with fear and worry. Radio broadcast for May 24, 2026. http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/episode-0126-–-05-24-26-the-providence-of-God.mp3 The Providence of God (http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/episode-0126-–-05-24-26-the-providence-of-God.mp3)
Trusting in Providence (Part 1): God Provides
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