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Throughout history, governments have imprisoned and executed Christians with the full approval of earthly law. Many rulers died peacefully without ever answering for what they did to God’s people. But there is a King above every king, and none will escape His judgment. Paul comforted the persecuted church at Thessalonica by reminding them that Christ will return in flaming fire, taking vengeance upon those who oppose Him and persecute His people. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/Gw0OUaTFqI0?si=bO4U0I0LRZnn8hpP #Shorts #Christianity #JesusChrist #Bible #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio #PrimitiveBaptist #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #Persecution #SecondComing #JudgmentDay #2Thessalonians
The Judge Above Every Earthly Throne
So much of modern prophecy teaching imagines the second coming as some cosmic struggle where everyone waits to see who wins. But scripture presents Christ differently. He doesn’t need an army to secure victory. He is mighty to save all by Himself. Full sermon: https://youtu.be/Gw0OUaTFqI0?si=bO4U0I0LRZnn8hpP #Shorts #Christianity #JesusChrist #SecondComing #Bible #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio #PrimitiveBaptist #FlintRiverPrimitiveBaptist #MightyToSave #EndTimes #Armageddon
Mighty to Save All By Himself
Why are they trying Jesus? Not to learn the truth—but to put Him to death. They are searching for a reason, a charge, anything that will justify killing Him. “Tell us plainly if you are the Christ, the Son of the living God.” But this wasn’t the first time that kind of claim stirred their anger. In John 5, when Jesus said, “My Father worketh hitherto, and I work,” they sought to kill Him. In John 10, when He said, “I and My Father are one,” they took up stones to stone Him. Why? Because He wasn’t merely claiming to be a prophet or teacher. To claim Sonship in that sense was to claim equality with God Himself—deity, divinity, God in the flesh. And that’s exactly what they refused to accept. But it’s also exactly who He is. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #deityofchrist #gospel #john5 #john10 #biblestudy #faith #christian #kjv #sonofgod #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
Jesus' Divinity - Why They Sought His Death
Peter points us back to this very passage and says—this is our example. Jesus did no violence, neither was any deceit found in His mouth. Even when falsely accused, He went as a lamb before the shearers, not opening His mouth. That’s not just something to admire—it’s something to follow. As Paul said, “Follow me as I follow Christ.” In the middle of pressure, accusation, and hardship, Christ shows us how to live. No retaliation. No deceit. No compromise. When He was afflicted and oppressed, He endured—and He calls us to walk in that same spirit. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #isaiah53 #1peter2 #gospel #biblestudy #faith #christian #kjv #followchrist #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
Follow Christ’s Example Under Pressure
Jesus had done no violence, and yet He’s crucified next to a man who had. An insurrectionist, a murderer, guilty of the very things Christ was accused of, while Jesus suffers having done none of it. History is full of would-be messiahs who tried to rise through force. Gamaliel even pointed out that when those men were executed, their movements collapsed and disappeared. Why? Because they were built on human power, not God. And what ultimately brought judgment upon Jerusalem? Insurrection. Violence. Rebellion. But Jesus is different. He didn’t come as a political revolutionary. He didn’t take up arms. He didn’t lead a revolt. He had done no violence. And yet, He took the place of the violent. That’s the kind of King He is—and that’s the kind of salvation He brings. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #gospel #isaiah53 #biblestudy #faith #christian #kjv #nonviolence #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
The Nonviolent King Unlike Every False Messiah
In this message, we consider what Scripture teaches about fear and how it shapes the believer’s life. Fear is not treated as a single idea in the Bible, but something that must be rightly ordered. We begin with the fear of God, which Scripture presents as the beginning of wisdom and knowledge. From there, we contrast that with the fear of dying without salvation, the fear of man, and the fears that arise from difficult and uncertain situations in life. Throughout the message, we see that the gospel brings assurance to the believer, calling us to peace with God through Jesus Christ. While life contains real moments of danger and uncertainty, the call of Scripture is not denial of fear but proper direction of it. The conclusion is simple and steady: we are not called to be fearless, but to fear rightly, honoring God above all and trusting Him in every circumstance. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #Bible #faith #fearofGod #assurance #ChristianLiving #Gospel #KJV #church #biblicalteaching
Some Thoughts on Fear
Jesus didn’t argue. He didn’t defend Himself. He went as a lamb dumb before the shearers, opening not His mouth. But don’t mistake that for weakness. When they came to arrest Him in John 18, He asked, “Whom seek ye?” They said, “Jesus of Nazareth.” And He answered with two words: “I am.” That’s not just a response—that’s a declaration. The same name revealed to Moses at the burning bush. And when He spoke it, they fell backward to the ground. With a word, He could have ended it all. With a word, He demonstrated exactly who He is. And yet, He still chose to go quietly, willingly, to the cross. That’s power under control. That’s the Son of God submitting to the will of the Father. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #gospel #john18 #biblestudy #faith #christian #kjv #iam #burningbush #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
Jesus' Two Words That Dropped Them to the Ground
In today’s Words of Grace, Ben Winslett turns to Matthew 11 and Christ’s gracious invitation to the weary: “Come unto me… and I will give you rest.” This episode explores the burden of legalism, guilt, and striving—and the true rest found in Jesus’ finished work. Radio broadcast for May 3, 2025. http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/episode-0123-–-05-03-26-finding-rest.mp3 Finding Rest in Christ (http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/episode-0123-–-05-03-26-finding-rest.mp3)
Finding Rest in Christ
Years ago I heard someone say they were tired of all the songs about the blood of Christ—that it was unpleasant, even “gross.” Even as a child, that didn’t sit right. And it still doesn’t. Because the Bible doesn’t shy away from it. The death of Christ was a bloody death, and Scripture teaches that we are saved through His blood. That’s not something to be embarrassed about—that’s the very heart of the gospel. If that ever bothers us, the problem isn’t the message. The problem is us. “There is a fountain filled with blood drawn from Emmanuel’s veins”—and it is a privilege to sing it, to believe it, and to rejoice in what Christ has done. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #gospel #bloodofchrist #biblestudy #faith #christian #kjv #hymns #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
Don’t Be Ashamed of the Blood
Aren’t you thankful for the right to a defense in our legal system? We may criticize defense attorneys at times, but the truth is, they play an important role. A just society requires that wrongdoing be punished—but it also requires that the innocent have a voice. Because if you’re ever falsely accused, you’ll be grateful for the right to stand and defend yourself. And yet when you look at Jesus, falsely accused in every sense, He didn’t lean on that right. He didn’t mount a defense. He stood silent and submitted to the will of God. That contrast ought to stop us in our tracks. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #gospel #biblestudy #faith #christian #kjv #trialofjesus #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
The Right to a Defense—and the Silence of Christ
Before the nails, before carrying the cross, before the scourging that tore into flesh and muscle—even to the bone—there was already unimaginable cruelty at the hands of men. But the deepest suffering went beyond what men could do. Scripture tells us the Father bruised Him. There was a breaking of fellowship, and Christ cried out, “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?” What He endured on Calvary goes further than physical pain—it reaches into something no one else has ever experienced. This was the full weight of suffering laid upon the Son of God. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/4DPh7kRicgU?si=UyQfH9adQlOPZSBV #sermon #preaching #christianradio #jesuschrist #crucifixion #gospel #isaiah53 #psalm22 #biblestudy #faith #christian #kjv #sermonclip #shorts #youtubeShorts
What Jesus Endured at the Cross
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
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