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We fear the weather — but not the One who commands the weather. In bad weather, more people tremble at storms than tremble before God. But who should we be more afraid to offend? Who should we stand in awe of — the tornado, or the God who controls it? Humanity is so willingly ignorant that we fear creation more than the Creator. Romans 1 says we are without excuse. In our natural state, we do not understand God, fear God, or seek God. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #FearOfGod #GospelTruth #PrimitiveBaptist #WordsOfGrace #AlabamaStorms #GodIsSovereign #RepentAndBelieve #ReverenceForGod
Fear God, Not the Weather - Powerful Sermon
In John chapter 11, we’re given one of the most beloved and hope-filled accounts in all of Scripture—the death and resurrection of Lazarus. In this message from the pulpit of Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, Pastor Ben Winslett reflects on Jesus’ love, His timing, His compassion, and ultimately His power over death itself. We find comfort in the simple yet profound truth: Jesus wept. The Savior of the world entered into grief with those He loved. Rather than merely fix the situation, He felt it. And in raising Lazarus, He gave us a preview, a promise, and a declaration: The grave does not get the last word for God’s people. May this message encourage your heart, strengthen your faith, and remind you that Christ has conquered death on behalf of His beloved. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #john11 #jesuswept #resurrection #lazarus #gospel #primitivebaptist #gracealone #hopeinchrist #christiansermon #flintriverchurch
When Jesus Wept | John 11
Jesus said to His disciples, “Let us pass over to the other side.” If He says we are going to make it, then we will make it. That doesn’t mean life will be easy. It doesn’t promise comfort, prosperity, or a storm-free journey. But it does guarantee arrival. When Christ has spoken, the outcome is not in question. Even when the winds blow and the waves rise — His word holds. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #FaithInStorms #JesusCalmsTheStorm #TrustGod #PrimitiveBaptist #WordsOfGrace #GospelHope #ChristOurAnchor
Jesus Promises - We Will Pass to the Other Side!
We use the word legalist a lot in Christianity — but do we actually know what it means? A legalist is someone who places themselves and others under the law as the basis of righteousness. They believe obedience to the law is what makes them right with God. But Scripture shows us that human beings are naturally legalistic, which is why real salvation by grace alone has been the least popular belief throughout church history. Grace removes all boasting. It tells us we cannot save ourselves. And that is deeply offensive to human pride. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #GraceAlone #Legalism #WhatIsLegalism #SavedByGrace #PrimitiveBaptist #WordsOfGrace #ChristianTeaching
What Is a Legalist? Why Grace Is the Least Popular Doctrine!
Some Christians teach that the “means of grace” are things you do in order to get salvation. But if we have to earn it, it’s not grace at all. The biblical perspective is different: We are already saved by grace, but we feed the inner man through worship, singing, prayer, preaching, and fellowship. These things don’t give us eternal life—they strengthen and refresh the life God has already placed within us. When we gather and sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, Scripture says we are filled with the Spirit (Ephesians 5). It’s not legalism. It’s joy-filled worship — and God blesses it by grace. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #MeansOfGrace #GraceAlone #WorshipInSpirit #SingToTheLord #PrimitiveBaptist #WordsOfGrace #ChristianLiving
Salvation By Grace - Understanding the Means of Grace
When we say salvation is by grace alone, some accuse us of being antinomian, “against the law.” But Scripture teaches that while our eternal salvation is not conditioned on our obedience (because Christ fulfilled the law perfectly for us), it still matters that we obey God. We “give the more earnest heed” not to earn heaven, but because obedience affects our peace, our joy, our walk, and the blessings of our life. The motivation is not fear and legalism—it’s gratitude and love. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #SavedByGrace #NotAntinomian #GraceAndTruth #ChristianLiving #ObedienceFromLove #PrimitiveBaptist #WordsOfGrace
Saved by Grace - False Accusation of Antinomianism
It still matters how you live. God’s Word calls us to walk faithfully—but not out of fear, guilt, or self-righteousness. The prodigal son wasted his life in sin, but even then, he was still a son. His older brother’s pride was just as much a problem. The message? God’s grace never excuses sin, but it changes the heart and the motivation behind obedience. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #ProdigalSon #GraceNotLegalism #ChristianLife #FaithInAction #JesusSaves #PrimitiveBaptist #WordsOfGrace
God's Word - Finding Blessing, Avoiding Riotous Living
The gospel declares that we are all condemned and hopeless sinners—guilty and unable to save ourselves. But into that hopelessness stepped Jesus Christ, the perfect Son of God, who fully kept the law and gave His righteousness to His people. He died for those the Father gave Him, leaving nothing left for them to do—because there was nothing they could do. That’s not just news… it’s Good News. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #GospelTruth #SalvationByGrace #JesusSaves #GoodNews #GraceAlone #FaithInChrist #PrimitiveBaptist
Salvation: The Good News About Jesus & The Gospel #gospel #sovereigngrace
Gospel repentance isn’t supposed to be driven by fear or threats—it’s motivated by the goodness, mercy, and love of God. When we grasp His kindness, it breaks our hearts to disappoint Him. Faith works through love, and as 1 John reminds us, love casts out fear. This is a completely different starting point than obeying out of obligation; it’s the heart of genuine Christian life. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #JesusChrist #FaithAndLove #Repentance #GodsGoodness #LoveCastsOutFear #ChristianTeaching #GospelTruth
God's Goodness - The Path to Repentance and Love
In this week’s message from Luke 6:1-5, Pastor Benjamin Winslett explores An Encounter with Legalism, one of several moments when the Pharisees criticized Jesus and His disciples. When the disciples plucked and broke up grain to eat on the Sabbath, the Pharisees condemned them for breaking the law, when it was really their preconceived notions which had been violated. Yet Jesus reminded them that mercy and human need come before rigid regulation, and that He Himself is Lord of the Sabbath. Join us as we consider what true Sabbath rest means, the heart behind obedience, and how the gospel delivers us from judgmentalism into grace, forgiveness, and peace with God. #Luke6 #Sabbath #Legalism #WordsOfGrace #BenjaminWinslett #PrimitiveBaptist #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #Grace #Mercy #Forgiveness #Gospel #JesusIsLord #ChristianRadio #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianTeaching
An Encounter with Legalism
Jesus warned His followers, “When you see armies surrounding Jerusalem, know that her desolation is near.” He told them to flee without delay—to leave their homes and possessions behind. History confirms that believers who trusted His words did just that. When the Roman armies came in 70 A.D., Christians remembered Christ’s prophecy and escaped unharmed. His warning was both mercy and proof that His word never fails. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #JesusChrist #BibleProphecy #FallOfJerusalem #Luke21 #GospelTruth #FaithInAction #ChristianHistory #70AD #GeneralTitus #ancientrome
Jesus' Warning - Escape the Holy City's Fall!
When Jesus first called His disciples into the gospel ministry, he met them not in a religious house, but in their place of employment as they were fishing in the Sea of Galilee. In this episode of Words of Grace, we turn to Luke chapter 5 and Jesus’ instruction to Peter to cast his net one more time, setting up a miracle that would forever impact the direction of Peter’s life. While indeed a miracle, this interaction served as a metaphor for the work these men would engage in for the rest of their days: Fishing for men. Radio broadcast for November 2, 2025. https://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/episode-0097%20%E2%80%93%2011-02-25%20fishers-of-men.mp3 Download episode (MP3) (https://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/episode-0097%20%E2%80%93%2011-02-25%20fishers-of-men.mp3)
Fishers of Men
There is such a thing as righteous indignation—anger for just causes, like injustice or sin. But Jesus warned against anger without a cause, the kind that springs from bitterness, spite, or self-centeredness. Some people are angry simply because their pride is wounded. That kind of selfish anger violates the sixth commandment, “Thou shalt not kill.” Christ calls us to examine our hearts and lay aside anger that has no righteous reason. 🎙️ From a Words of Grace radio broadcast by Benjamin Winslett. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #JesusChrist #Anger #RighteousIndignation #HeartSin #Exodus20 #ChristianTeaching #GospelTruth
Righteous Indignation vs Self Centered Anger
God’s law was always deeper than outward obedience. The religious leaders of Jesus’ day twisted it with loopholes and excuses to justify sin—but Christ revealed its true intent. The law doesn’t just condemn actions like murder or adultery; it reaches the thoughts and motives of the heart. Bitterness, hatred, and lust are violations of God’s holiness. Jesus showed that the law is far more searching—and far more condemning—than we might realize. 🎙️ From a Words of Grace radio broadcast by Benjamin Winslett. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #JesusChrist #GodsLaw #HeartSin #Righteousness #GospelTruth #ChristianTeaching #Holiness
Jesus' Teachings Condemning Bad Behavior & Anger
Jesus taught that murder isn’t just an outward act—it begins in the heart. If I’m angry or bitter without a cause, or if my response far exceeds what’s deserved, I’m breaking the commandment, “Thou shalt not kill.” We often view murder as the worst possible crime, but Christ revealed that sinful anger makes us guilty before God. This truth exposes humanity’s total depravity and reminds us of our desperate need for the Savior, Jesus Christ, who came to die for sinners. 🎙️ From a Words of Grace radio broadcast by Benjamin Winslett. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #JesusChrist #Anger #HeartSin #ThouShaltNotKill #GospelTruth #RighteousnessOfChrist #ChristianTeaching
Why Anger Without a Cause Is Sin Against God
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