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In this sermon, Pastor Benjamin Winslett addresses the troubling and violent times our country is experiencing, from political violence to mass shootings. He reflects on history, Scripture, and current events, asking the question: What are we supposed to do in the face of a world filled with sin and tribulation? Drawing from the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Winslett reminds us of our calling as believers: to be salt and light, to hunger for righteousness, to be merciful, meek, and peacemakers, and to pray—even for our enemies. He also emphasizes practical guidance from Romans 12: Be not overcome with evil, but overcome evil with good. Join us for a timely reminder of how the Word of God provides direction in a world full of challenges. Scriptures referenced: Matthew 5-7, Romans 1, Romans 12, 2 Thessalonians 3, John 16 #sermon #preaching #christianradio #FlintRiverPBC #SermonOnTheMount #SaltAndLight #Beatitudes #OvercomeEvil #FaithInTroubledTimes
What Are We Supposed To Do?
🔥 Jesus on Lust and Adultery Jesus said: “You’ve heard, ‘Thou shalt not commit adultery.’ But I say unto you, whoever looks on another with lust has already committed adultery in the heart.” That makes the entire human race guilty. Male or female—every one of us has looked with lust. We are all guilty of breaking God’s commandment. #Lust #Adultery #TenCommandments #JesusTeaching #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio #BibleTruth #Gospel #Repentance
We Are All Guilty of Adultery! Teachings of Christ.
In Luke’s Gospel, we read of two remarkable older saints, Simeon and Anna, who were blessed to behold the Lord Jesus when He was brought into the temple. Their lives of faith remind us that God honors those who wait upon Him, and that true consolation and redemption are found in Christ alone. In this broadcast, Pastor Benjamin Winslett shares the story of these two faithful servants and reflects on the lessons they teach us about devotion, hope, and the joy of salvation. Radio broadcast for September 14, 2025. Two Special Saints — Words of Grace Pastor Benjamin Winslett — Words of Grace (09/14/2025) Your browser does not support the audio element. You can download the MP3 file (https://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/episode-0090-%E2%80%93-09-14-25-two-special-saints.mp3) instead. ⤓ Download this episode (MP3) (https://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/episode-0090-%E2%80%93-09-14-25-two-special-saints.mp3)
Two Special Saints
As the leader of the home, I want to lead according to the Gospel— that Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again the third day for our salvation. Who is the “us”? The bride of Christ. Christian marriages aren’t just about law and order. They’re meant to be built on grace, patterned after the Gospel itself. #Marriage #ChristianMarriage #GospelCentered #FamilyLeadership #BiblicalMarriage #Grace #ChristianTeaching #BibleTruth #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
Gospel Homes: Building a Life on Grace and Faith
Scripture commands husbands to love their wives as Christ loved the church. That’s no small calling. I’ll be honest—I’m harder on husbands than on wives. Why? Because God is. “Where much is given, much is required.” As the head of the household, the husband bears greater responsibility and will face stricter judgment. Brothers, God holds us accountable for the way we lead our homes. #Marriage #ChristianMarriage #Husbands #BiblicalManhood #HeadOfHousehold #FamilyLeadership #ChristianTeaching #BibleTruth #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
Husbands, Love Your Wives – Biblical Truths Explained
Marriage is a beautiful thing—it glorifies God. Proverbs says, “Whoso findeth a wife findeth a good thing, and obtaineth favour of the Lord.” It’s not just a social idea; it’s the very first institution God created, even before government or the church. In Eden, God caused Adam to fall into a deep sleep, took a rib, made Eve, and presented her as his wife. That moment was the beginning of marriage—an institution founded by God Himself. #Marriage #ChristianMarriage #Genesis #AdamAndEve #BibleTeaching #ChristianFaith #GodsDesign #HolyMatrimony #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
Marriage: God's Beautiful Institution and Divine Grace
In Isaiah 46, God warned Israel about what they would face in Babylonian captivity: "Bel boweth, Nebo stoopeth." These were the names of Babylon’s idols—false gods that people believed lived behind the statues and images they made. But were they real? Not as deities. Some may have been evil spirits or demons, deceiving and influencing people. God continually contrasted Himself with idols: He is the living God—while idols bow, stoop, and fall. #Idolatry #Isaiah46 #BibleTeaching #FalseGods #Babylon #BelAndNebo #ChristAlone #ChristianFaith #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
God vs. Idols: Bel and Nebo Bow Down
In Genesis 12:1–3, God told Abram (later Abraham): "Get thee out of thy country, from thy kindred, and from thy father's house, unto a land that I will show thee." God promised: ✨ He would make Abraham a great nation ✨ Bless him and make his name great ✨ Through him, all families of the earth would be blessed That blessing ultimately comes through Christ, who saves people from every nation, kindred, and tongue (Revelation 5). #Abraham #Genesis12 #Faith #GodsCall #BlessingInChrist #Salvation #BibleTeaching #ChristianFaith #GospelTruth
Abraham's Journey in Genesis - Divine Blessing
In Luke 2:21–39, we’re introduced to two remarkable saints who spent their later years faithfully serving God in the temple—Simeon and Anna. Both were waiting for the coming of Christ, and both were blessed to see Him face to face. In this message, Pastor Benjamin Winslett of Flint River Primitive Baptist Church explores their stories, the significance of their devotion, and what their encounter with the infant Jesus means for us today. Join us as we reflect on redemption, God’s care for the humble, and the joy of seeing salvation in Christ alone. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #Luke2 #JesusChrist #Simeon #Anna #BibleTeaching #PrimitiveBaptist
Two Special Saints | Luke 2
Abraham was called by God to live as a pilgrim and stranger, walking by faith. Was he perfect? No—he made mistakes along the way. 💡 The comfort for us: we also make mistakes. But Jesus Christ is the one perfect man, and He provides His righteousness to us. Just as Abraham was called out of idolatry to follow God, you too have been called by the Spirit—drawn from death and sin to life in Christ (John 6). #Abraham #Faith #NewBirth #CalledByGod #ChristianLife #RighteousnessInChrist #PilgrimAndStranger #BibleTeaching #GospelTruth
Faith Journey - Abraham's Imperfections and God's Grace
In this edition of Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett reflects on the biblical call to “be strong.” We live in a world filled with trials and troubles, and Scripture reminds us again and again that true strength is not found in ourselves, but in the Lord. From the stories of Gideon and Samson, to the encouragements of Hebrews 11, and the command given to Joshua after Moses’ passing, we see that strength comes by faith in God’s power, not human grit alone. Radio broadcast for September 7, 2025. Your browser does not support the audio element. Download MP3 (https://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/episode-0089%20%E2%80%93%2009-07-25%20be-strong-be-brave.mp3?_t=1757358095) .
Be Strong! Be Brave!
🔥 Hot, Cold, or Lukewarm? Jesus warned the church at Laodicea: “I would that thou wert hot or cold. But thou art lukewarm.” Their riches and wealth had stolen their zeal for Christ. And the same danger faces us today. We can take our devotion, our first love, away from Him—and place it on the things of this world. The question is: Where is your heart—burning hot for Christ, or growing lukewarm? #Laodicea #Revelation #FirstLove #ZealForChrist #ChristianLife #BibleTeaching #SpiritualWarning #FaithAndWealth
Jesus's Message to Laodicea: Are You Lukewarm?
Joshua reminds us that Abraham’s fathers “served other gods.” Abraham himself was called out of idolatry, out of Ur, to walk as a pilgrim and stranger in the world. 👉 Everything Abraham did—his victories, his life—was by faith. That’s why he’s called the father of the faithful. And friend, the same is true for you. God has called you out of your own “Ur”—out of sin and death, into life in Christ. Now you walk as a pilgrim and stranger, guided by faith, surrounded by a world that is not your home. #Abraham #Faith #BibleTeaching #ChristianLife #Pilgrims #Hebrews11 #FromDeathToLife #Idolatry #GospelTruth
Abraham's Faith - A Pattern of Spiritual Pilgrimage
Israel’s history in the Old Testament is a lesson book for us. Paul says those things “were written for our learning,” and John reminds us: “Little children, keep yourselves from idols.” 👉 Idolatry wasn’t just Israel’s problem—it’s ours too. Even if you don’t have a carved statue on your shelf, anything you elevate above God can become an idol. ⚠️ Idolatry is subtle, but it’s still dangerous. Guard your heart. Keep Christ first. #Idolatry #BibleStudy #OldTestament #Israel #ChristianLife #Faith #1John #KeepYourselvesFromIdols #GospelTruth
Israel's Idolatry - A Lesson for Us
🐍 Moses & the Brazen Serpent (Numbers 21, John 3) When Israel complained in the wilderness, God sent venomous snakes into the camp. The people were bitten and dying—until God commanded Moses: ➡️ “Make a brazen serpent, lift it up, and whoever looks upon it shall live.” Jesus used this as a picture of Himself: “As Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up.” (John 3:14) But Israel later turned that same serpent into an idol. King Hezekiah had to break it to pieces (2 Kings 18:4). Even God’s gifts can become idols if we worship them instead of Him. #BibleStudy #Moses #BrazenSerpent #Jesus #John3 #Faith #Healing #Idolatry #Israel #Gospel
Look to Jesus: Healing Like the Brazen Serpent
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