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In this short excerpt from a sermon at Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, Benjamin Winslett explains why the church is the most significant institution in the world. Many organizations can bless our lives—community groups, bands, civic clubs—but none compare to the church that Jesus Himself promised to build. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4LF4ATpH-SQ?si=NVWub0GnDAGi0Yg9 #sermon #preaching #christianradio #church #jesuschrist #christianfaith #biblicaltruth #churchmatters #christianteaching #gospel #bibleteaching #shorts #youtubeshorts
Why the Church Is the Most Important Institution on Earth
Isaiah says that God’s people have “received of the Lord’s hand double for all her sins.” Scripture teaches that this comes through the suffering of Christ. Hebrews 2 says it “behooved” Him to be made like unto His brethren. That word doesn’t simply mean it was helpful or beneficial. It carries the idea of obligation — a debt. Because of the covenant of grace before the foundation of the world, the Lord Jesus Christ was bound to become one of us and suffer for us. He took our place so that our sins could truly be pardoned. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/x52P1MyVIm4?si=X6QeVUUMn2J2Pc_A #sermon, #preaching, #hebrews2, #covenantofgrace, #incarnation, #substitutionaryatonement, #gospeltruth, #isaiah40, #jesuschrist, #bibleteaching, #christianshorts, #christianreels, #flintriver
Christ's Sacrifice: A Covenant of Grace Fulfilled (It Behooved Him)
Isaiah declares that God’s people are to hear the message: “Cry out unto them that they are pardoned.” How can guilty sinners be pardoned? Because the guiltless One suffered in our place. The Lord Jesus Christ, completely innocent, bore the penalty for those who were completely guilty. He endured the wrath of God as our substitute. Through the suffering of Christ, our sins were taken away, and by the authority of Scripture we can proclaim that pardon has been received. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/x52P1MyVIm4?si=X6QeVUUMn2J2Pc_A #sermon, #preaching, #pardonedsin, #substitutionaryatonement, #gospeltruth, #isaiah40, #jesuschrist, #bibleteaching, #grace, #christianreels, #christianshorts, #flintriver
Divine Pardon: Jesus Christ's Sacrifice for Our Sins
Isaiah says that God’s people receive “double” for their iniquity. How can that be? Because Christ stood in our place. Paul teaches that we were crucified with Him, buried with Him, and raised with Him. Not literally, but representatively. Jesus suffered as our substitute and our federal head. In that sense, when He suffered, we suffered. Christ was punished in our stead, and because of His work our warfare is accomplished and our iniquity is pardoned. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/x52P1MyVIm4?si=X6QeVUUMn2J2Pc_A #sermon, #preaching, #substitutionaryatonement, #federalheadship, #crucifiedwithchrist, #gospeltruth, #isaiah40, #bibleteaching, #justification, #christianreels, #christianshorts, #grace, #flintriver
The God Man - His Sacrifice for Our Sins
In this message from the pulpit of Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, Pastor Benjamin Winslett continues the series examining the growing popularity of ideas associated with The Unseen Realm. In this sermon, “Angels and Men,” we look closely at Genesis 6:1–4, a passage often used to claim that divine beings or lesser gods had children with human women. By comparing Scripture with Scripture, this message considers whether the “sons of God” should be understood as gods, angels, or men. Key passages such as Matthew 22:30, John 3, and the broader context of Genesis help clarify the nature of angels, the meaning of “giants,” and the description of “men of renown.” Ultimately, this study emphasizes the sufficiency of Scripture and the importance of keeping our focus on the gospel of Jesus Christ rather than speculative theories. #sermon, #preaching, #christianradio, #Genesis6, #BibleStudy, #UnseenRealm, #MichaelHeiser, #PrimitiveBaptist, #ChristianTheology, #BibleTeaching
Angels and Men
Isaiah begins with a powerful command: “Comfort ye, comfort ye my people, saith your God.” This reveals the role of the gospel ministry — to bring comfort to God’s people. That comfort doesn’t come from the authority of the preacher, from self-help ideas, or from philosophy. It isn’t provided by political powers, celebrities, or influencers. The comfort comes from God Himself. The minister simply speaks what God has declared, delivering the message of comfort that the Lord has given to His people. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/x52P1MyVIm4?si=X6QeVUUMn2J2Pc_A #sermon, #preaching, #comfortyemypeople, #isaiah40, #gospelministry, #bibleteaching, #gospelcomfort, #christianreels, #christianshorts, #biblicalpreaching, #grace, #flintriver
Isaiah's Prophecy: Comfort MY People
On this week’s episode of Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett explores the biblical theme of liberty and what true freedom looks like according to the Word of God. Beginning with Old Testament foundations such as the Year of Jubilee in Leviticus 25 and the prophetic promise of liberty in Isaiah 61, this message shows how these earlier pictures pointed forward to the greater freedom that would come through Jesus Christ. Moving into the New Testament, this episode examines several forms of liberty believers enjoy in Christ: freedom from the penalty of sin, freedom from the dominion of sin, freedom from the Old Testament law as a covenant of righteousness, and freedom from ignorance through the truth of God’s Word. Finally, the message considers how Christians should wisely use their liberty…never for the flesh, and never in a way that harms others; reminding us that true Christian freedom is both a gift to celebrate and a responsibility to handle with wisdom! http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/episode-0115-–-03-08-26-biblical-forms-of-liberty.mp3 Biblical Forms of Liberty (http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/episode-0115-–-03-08-26-biblical-forms-of-liberty.mp3)
Biblical Forms of Liberty
Jesus told those Jews which believed on Him in John 8, “If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples indeed; and ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” Christ didn’t say that people must live a life of bondage and grueling labor trying to prove they are worthy of heaven. Instead, the truth of the gospel brings comfort, rest, hope, and freedom. When we understand the finished work of the Lord Jesus Christ, the gospel gives liberty to the child of God. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/x52P1MyVIm4?si=X6QeVUUMn2J2Pc_A #sermon, #preaching, #truthshallmakeyoufree, #john8, #gospeltruth, #christianliberty, #finishedworkofchrist, #bibleteaching, #grace, #christianshorts, #christianreels, #biblicalteaching, #flintriver
Jesus' Promise: Truth, Freedom, and Rest in Christ
When Isaiah says, “Prepare ye the way of the Lord… every valley shall be exalted, every mountain and hill shall be made low,” it describes a great upending of things. Within a generation of Christ’s coming, the Word of God would be taken from the nation of Israel after their rejection of the New Testament and given to the nations — the Gentiles they once called heathens. That was a massive shift in the religious world of that day, far greater than we can easily appreciate now. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/x52P1MyVIm4?si=X6QeVUUMn2J2Pc_A #sermon, #preaching, #isaiah40, #johnthebaptist, #preparetheway, #gentiles, #gospel, #bibleteaching, #kingdomofgod, #christianreels, #christianshorts, #biblicalteaching, #flintriver
Upending in God's Word | From Israel to Gentiles, A HUGE Shift!
Her Iniquity Is Pardoned — But Justice Still Stands God doesn’t pardon sin by ignoring justice. Injustice is an abomination to God. Just as a false balance is condemned in Proverbs, God’s courtroom is perfectly just. So how can guilty sinners be pardoned? Not because justice was ignored, but because justice was satisfied. Our sins were paid for through the work of Christ. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/x52P1MyVIm4?si=X6QeVUUMn2J2Pc_A #sermon, #preaching, #justiceofgod, #atonement, #substitutionaryatonement, #gospeltruth, #bibleteaching, #proverbs, #isaiah40, #justification, #christianreels, #christianshorts, #reformedtheology, #flintriver
God's View on Injustice - An Abomination to God
For nearly 450 years after the time of Malachi, Israel had no prophets. There was a famine for the Word of the Lord. Then suddenly, God raised up a prophet again. John the Baptist was the last of the Old Testament prophets, sent to prepare the way for the coming of the Lord. Just as Isaiah foretold, his mission was to announce that the Messiah was about to appear. Before Jesus began His public ministry, God first sent a voice crying in the wilderness to prepare the way. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/x52P1MyVIm4?si=X6QeVUUMn2J2Pc_A #sermon, #preaching, #john the baptist, #bibleteaching, #isaiah40, #oldtestament, #prophets, #jesuschrist, #messiah, #gospel, #christianreels, #christianshorts, #biblicalteaching, #flintriver
John the Baptist: The First Prophet in 450 Years
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
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