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The God of Peace (Part 2)

In the concluding installment of this two-part message from Flint River Primitive Baptist Church, we move from the source of true peace to its practical application in the life of the believer. Having seen that God is the God of Peace and that Jesus Christ is the Prince of Peace, we now consider the blessings that flow from His finished work.

This episode examines the believer’s peace with God through the atoning work of Christ, the assurance and comfort found in the gospel, and the biblical call to pursue peace with others. Scripture teaches that the peace of God is not dependent upon favorable circumstances but upon the unchanging grace of God and the accomplished redemption of Jesus Christ.

In a world filled with turmoil, anxiety, and division, God’s people are called to rest in His promises, cultivate the fruit of the Spirit, and strive to live peaceably with one another. Join us as we conclude this study of one of Scripture’s most comforting themes and are reminded that the Lord not only gives peace, He is the God of Peace.

Radio broadcast for August 2, 2026. Continue reading “The God of Peace (Part 2)”

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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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Walking by Faith

In 2 Corinthians 5, there is a short but powerful parenthetical statement which reads, “for we walk by faith, not by sight.” In today’s radio program, a follow-up from last week’s on the new birth, we consider first what faith is and then, what it means to walk by it.

Sadly, the reality of what faith is has been lost to many believers in our present day. Far beyond mere mental ascent, faith is actually Christ living in you (Gal 2:20)! This intimate personal knowledge of God (Heb 8) is sparked at the new birth, a knowledge Jesus described as eternal life itself (Jn 17).

Join us for pastor Winslett’s message, Walking by Faith.

Radio broadcast for December 10, 2023. Continue reading “Walking by Faith”

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A Life of Joy

Simply put, the Christian life should be a life of joy despite all circumstances. As a consequence of this, if I find myself and those around me chronically miserable, I’m probably not doing Christianity right. Join us for this exploration of the biblical concept of joy on this episode of Words of Grace.

Radio broadcast for June 19, 2022. Continue reading “A Life of Joy”

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Beware This Leaven

Borrowing from a warning Jesus’ issued about the doctrine of the Pharisees and Sadducees, Ben Winslett warns against a concept popular among some conservative evangelicals that many times leads to either to pride or discouragement: Lordship salvation.

Radio broadcast for July 11, 2021. Continue reading “Beware This Leaven”

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The Special, Uniqueness of Faith

One of the most commonly spoken of but least understood concepts among the Christian world is faith. We’re all familiar with the term. We all hear it and use it often. And to some level, most Christians have some sort of a working knowledge of it. But arguably, biblically speaking, the common understanding of it barely scratches the surface of the true reality of faith. Join us for this week’s program for more. 

Radio broadcast for June 20, 2021 Continue reading “The Special, Uniqueness of Faith”