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Recent episodes of Words of Grace.

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A Deeper Understanding of God’s Law

In this week’s episode of Words of Grace, Pastor Ben Winslett brings a powerful message from Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, focusing on Matthew 5:21–48. Many people misread this passage as Jesus opposing the Law of Moses, but as you’ll hear today, Christ wasn’t criticizing the law—He was explaining it more deeply. This message unpacks the spirit behind the commandments: issues of the heart like anger, lust, vengeance, and hypocrisy. You’ll see how these teachings expose both God’s holiness and our need for grace. Thankfully, Christ not only taught the law—He fulfilled it in full, then bore its penalty for His people.

This message is part of our ongoing series through the Sermon on the Mount. Be encouraged today by the truth that while God’s standard is perfection, Jesus Christ has fulfilled it on behalf of His people.

Radio broadcast for May 25, 2025. Continue reading “A Deeper Understanding of God’s Law”

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God’s Chosen Servant | Isaiah 42

This week on Words of Grace, we turn to Isaiah 42 for a stirring look at God’s Chosen Servant — a prophecy that reveals the mission and character of the Lord Jesus Christ. Unlike the conquering political figure many first-century Jews anticipated, Christ came in gentleness, mercy, and unwavering purpose. He didn’t clamor for attention or crush the weak. Instead, He upheld the bruised reed and rekindled the smoking flax, ministering hope to the broken. Though quiet in demeanor, He accomplished what no other could: full and final redemption for His people.

Join Pastor Ben Winslett as he unpacks this passage in light of its New Testament fulfillment and points us to the victorious, compassionate Savior who will not fail nor be discouraged. Continue reading “God’s Chosen Servant | Isaiah 42”

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The Fulfilled Law

In today’s edition of Words of Grace, Pastor Ben Winslett returns to the Sermon on the Mount with a powerful message from Matthew 5:17-20, titled “The Fulfilled Law.” Many sincere Christians wrestle with the role of the Old Testament law in the New Covenant era. Should we observe dietary laws? Keep Saturday as the Sabbath? Is our righteousness determined by works? Jesus’ words in this passage offer both clarity and comfort.

Far from destroying the law, Jesus fulfilled it—completing its demands perfectly on behalf of His people. Join us as we explore what this means for believers today: freedom from the Mosaic law, true righteousness through Christ, and the liberty that comes from the New Covenant.

Radio Broadcast for May 11, 2025. Continue reading “The Fulfilled Law”

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Answering Christ’s Accusers | Isaiah 53

In our latest edition of Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett shares a recent sermon preached at Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, focusing on two false accusations made against Christ during His mock trials, before the crucifixion. Drawing from Isaiah 53:7-9, we explore the silence of Jesus before His accusers, the meaning behind the phrases “He had done no violence” and “neither was any deceit in His mouth,” and how these statements prophetically defend His innocence. This powerful message not only highlights the purity of our Savior but also encourages believers to follow His example in times of suffering.

Radio broadcast for May 4, 2025. Continue reading “Answering Christ’s Accusers | Isaiah 53”

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Biblical Beauty

In our most recent edition of Words of Grace, Pastor Benjamin Winslett addresses the subject of physical beauty through the lens of Scripture. While the Bible clearly acknowledges physical attractiveness (Sarah, Rebekah, David, etc.), it also warns against making beauty an idol. True beauty, as God’s word teaches, is found not in outward appearance but in the beauty of holiness. From biblical modesty to the fleeting nature of physical appeal, this sermon calls believers to focus on what truly matters: the heart, godliness, and a life that reflects Christ. Join us for this important and timely reflection on Biblical Beauty.

Radio broadcast for April 27, 2025. Continue reading “Biblical Beauty”

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He Is Risen Indeed!

In this special Easter edition of Words of Grace, Pastor Benjamin Winslett proclaims the triumphant truth of Christianity: Christ is risen! Drawing from all four gospel accounts, Pastor Winslett walks listeners through the moments in which the empty tomb was discovered, exploring what the resurrection proves to us, and what it teaches us about our own sufferings in this world. From eyewitness testimony to deep theological truth, this message reminds us that because Jesus lives, we shall live also. He is risen indeed!

Radio broadcast for April 20, 2025. Continue reading “He Is Risen Indeed!”

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Letting Your Moderation Be Known

On this weekend’s edition of Words of Grace, we share a message from the pulpit of River Primitive Baptist Church entitled Biblical Wisdom on Extremes. In this sermon, we explore how Scripture teaches us to avoid the natural human tendency toward extremes — whether in our thinking, our reactions, or our daily living.

As depicted in the the dramatic response of the barbarians in Acts 28 to Paul’s survival of a snake bite, humans can be creatures who pinball between extremes. Yet Paul exhorts in Philippians 4:5 to let our moderation be known to all men. The Bible provides clear and practical wisdom for living a balanced and thoughtful life.

Tune in as we continue this encouraging study and seek to apply these biblical principles in our walk of faith.

Radio broadcast for April 13, 2025. Continue reading “Letting Your Moderation Be Known”

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What Are You Building?

In this follow-up to last week’s message, we return to the wisdom of Proverbs to examine the patterns and traits that can either strengthen or undermine the foundation of our lives. Pastor Ben Winslett challenges us to consider: What are we building? Are we framing our lives with the solid materials of God’s Word, or are we slipping into dangerous behaviors that weaken our spiritual house?

Drawing from the contrast between the fruit of the Spirit and the lusts of the flesh, this broadcast highlights how scripture equips us for every good work, steering us away from pitfalls and guiding us in paths of righteousness. From our friendships and speech to our work ethic and trust in God, today’s message offers both warnings and encouragements for everyday living.

Radio broadcast for April 6, 2025. Continue reading “What Are You Building?”

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Framing our Minds

In today’s episode of Words of Grace, we share a message from the pulpit of Flint River, in which Ben Winslett explores the life-changing wisdom found in the book of Proverbs. God’s Word isn’t just for instruction—it’s a guide to protect and bless His people. From choosing friends and finding a spouse to speaking wisely, raising children, working hard, and even handling finances, Proverbs offers timeless principles for navigating life.

Join us as we walk through key scriptures that highlight the importance of godly wisdom. Are you building your life on the solid rock of Christ’s teachings?

Radio broadcast for March 30, 2025. Continue reading “Framing our Minds”

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Blessed Are The Peacemakers

In this insightful episode of Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett explores the profound meaning behind Matthew 5:9 — “Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.” What does it truly mean to be a peacemaker? Is it about enforcing peace through strength, or is there a deeper, more Christlike approach?

Ben discusses the distinction between peacekeepers and peacemakers, emphasizing the role of diplomacy and reconciliation. Drawing from Scripture, including Proverbs and the example of John the Baptist, he highlights how fostering peace mirrors the character of Christ, the ultimate peacemaker. This episode also reminds us that true peace is not mere capitulation; sometimes reconciliation requires addressing offenses.

As Christians, we are called to reflect our Savior, the Prince of Peace, in how we mediate and bring calm to a divided world. Join us as we examine this crucial Beatitude and the calling to reflect God’s nature through peacemaking.

Radio broadcast for March 23, 2025. Continue reading “Blessed Are The Peacemakers”