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One of the most disturbing realities in today’s church is the presence of abusers — predators who use positions of authority to harm God’s people. Even worse is when churches cover it up, quietly moving offenders to new congregations. Faithful pastors must not stay silent. We are called to confront evil, apply biblical discipline, and, when crimes are committed, involve law enforcement. Pastors must be brave enough to protect the flock, no matter the cost. #ChurchAccountability #ProtectTheFlock #PastorsMustSpeak #BiblicalJustice #ChristianIntegrity #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
Addressing Abuse in the Church - Bring Justice Now! #abuse #churchtoo
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. Your browser does not support the audio element. Download Audio (https://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/episode-0070%20%E2%80%93%2004-27-25%20-Biblical%20Beauty.mp3?_t=1745854668)
Biblical Beauty
Psalm 37 says, “And he shall give thee the desires of thine heart.” It’s a beautiful promise — but not one that guarantees riches or perfect health. When we truly delight ourselves in the Lord, our desires begin to change. We want what He wants. We long for His will, not selfish gain. And yes, when we walk with Him, He faithfully fulfills those godly desires in our hearts. #DelightInTheLord #GodsWill #HeartDesires #Psalm374 #ChristianTeaching #BiblicalPromises #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
Delight in the Lord: Unlocking True Desires
In 1 Thessalonians, Paul says, “We were gentle among you, even as a nurse cherisheth her children.” What a powerful image! True gospel preaching isn’t harsh or domineering — it’s tender, like a mother nursing her newborn. In a world that twists everything pure, Paul reminds us that gentleness is God's design for nurturing new believers. Just as a newborn depends on its mother’s care, so new Christians need the gentle, faithful nourishment of the Word. #GospelGentleness #NurturingFaith #MilkOfTheWord #ChristianPreaching #BiblicalMinistry #TendernessInChrist #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
The Gentle Art of Preaching: Like a Mother's Love
The world may overlook the meek, but God doesn't! He will uplift and avenge His people. #meekness #christiandoctrine #beatitudes #preaching #wordsofgrace #matthew #gospel #vengeance
God Sees the Meek! His Promises for the Humble.
In this latest edition of MTZCast, Pastor Ben Winslett offers a needed warning and biblical rebuttal to a growing error resurfacing in Christian circles. In a recent video from Canon Press, Doug Wilson affirms views popularized by the late Michael Heiser—ideas involving a so-called divine council of lesser gods. But are these views compatible with Scripture? Pastor Winslett breaks it down plainly and carefully. Drawing from Psalm 82, Isaiah 43, the teachings of Christ in John 10, and the usage of the word elohim in Exodus, Ben exposes the dangerous polytheism behind this heresy. Heiser’s “council of gods” isn't just a theological curiosity—it’s a denial of the exclusive deity of the one true God. You’ll hear a faithful interpretation rooted in historic Christian doctrine, and a call to discernment in an age of theological confusion. Don’t be misled—there is no council of gods. This is one rebuttal you need to hear. Listen now—and be sure to check the description for a link to a previous, in-depth program on this very subject. LISTEN TO THIS RADIO PROGRAM FOR MORE: https://flintriverpbc.org/the-only-god/ #sermon, #preaching, #christianradio #dougwilson #canonpress #michaelheiser #heresy #elohim #unseen #gods
Canon Press, Michael Heiser Heresy Warning | MTZCast
How do the meek inherit the earth? First, God blesses them even now in ways the world doesn’t understand — He resists the proud and gives grace to the humble. Though they may not seem to win in the moment, God promises to exalt them in due time. But second, there’s an eternal promise in view: Jesus speaks of a coming day, the new heavens and new earth, when the meek will fully receive their inheritance. This isn’t earned by their humility — salvation is by grace alone — but meekness is a sign that they belong to Christ. #MeekShallInherit #GodExaltsTheHumble #GraceAlone #ChristianHope #NewHeavensNewEarth #BiblicalTruth #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
How the Meek Inherit the Earth
What does it mean to be meek? It means trusting in God's timing and purposes, rather than forcing our own agenda. The meek surrender their will to the Lord, praying "Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven." Meekness is often defined as power under control — not weakness, but restraint. The meek don’t lash out in anger. They patiently follow the Lord’s lead, submitting to His Word with a quiet strength. #Meekness #GodsTiming #PowerUnderControl #ThyWillBeDone #BiblicalCharacter #ChristianHumility #ChristianRadio #Sermon #Preaching
Embracing Meekness - Power Under Control for Divine Guidance
Meekness is often misunderstood in today’s world, but Scripture helps us see its true meaning. A meek person isn’t weak or passive — they’re gentle. In fact, gentleness is one of the primary definitions of meekness in biblical lexicons. The meek are tender in their dealings with others, not aggressive or harsh. They're quick to listen, slow to anger, and patient in spirit. That’s not just a good character trait — it’s Christlike. #Meekness #Gentleness #ChristianCharacter #BiblicalTeaching #SpiritFruit #ChristlikeLiving #ChristianRadio #Sermon #Preaching
Understanding Meekness: The Power of Gentleness
On this Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Ben Winslett explores one of the most vivid Old Testament prophecies of Jesus' suffering and victory—Isaiah 53. Beginning with the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8, we see how the Holy Spirit leads one hungry soul to discover the crucified and risen Christ. In this message, Ben traces the Savior's suffering, His rejection, and His death... but most importantly, His resurrection and exaltation. The Suffering Servant has risen—and in Him, we find healing, hope, and eternal life. #EasterSunday #JesusIsRisen #Isaiah53 #Resurrection #Acts8 #PhilipAndTheEunuch #TheCross #OldTestamentProphecy #Baptism #PrimitiveBaptist #BenWinslett #WordsOfGrace #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
The Suffering Servant Rises
When Jesus described Himself as "meek and lowly in heart" in Matthew 11, He meant it — and He proved it. His triumphal entry into Jerusalem wasn’t filled with pomp and show, like a grand parade out of a movie. No genie, no grandeur. Instead, He came in humbly, riding on a donkey, just as Zechariah prophesied. And the ultimate picture of His meekness? Laying down His life in obedience to the Father’s will, for the redemption of His people. Christ had all power, yet chose to suffer for us — and that is true strength. #JesusIsMeek #TriumphalEntry #ZechariahProphecy #ChristTheKing #HumbleSavior #Redemption #ChristianRadio #Sermon #Preaching
The Meekness of Jesus: Prophecies Fulfilled in His Passion
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. http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/episode-0069-–-04-20-25-He-Is-Risen-Indeed.mp3 He Is Risen Indeed! (http://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/episode-0069-–-04-20-25-He-Is-Risen-Indeed.mp3)
He Is Risen Indeed!
I’ve witnessed it more than once — the wicked drawing their sword to harm a righteous man, only for their own plans to backfire. It might not be instant, but it happens. Why? Because God is sovereign. He sees, He judges, and He acts in His time. Scripture says He’s a rewarder of those that diligently seek Him, and often, He lets the wicked fall into the very pit they dug for others. That’s the justice of God — sure, steady, and perfect. #GodIsJust #SovereignGod #DivineJustice #RighteousJudgment #GodDefendsHisPeople #ChristianRadio #Sermon #Preaching #WickedFallByTheirOwnDevices
When the Wicked Fall: God's Divine Justice Revealed
What are we, really? Just sinners saved by grace. Paul tells us that boasting is excluded — and those who believe in sovereign grace ought to be the humblest of all. We were dead in trespasses and sins until Christ made us alive. We contributed nothing to our salvation. And because of that, there’s no reason to look down on others or to puff ourselves up in pride. Scripture reminds us over and over again: pride leads to destruction, but God gives grace to the humble. If not for the grace of God, there go I. #SovereignGrace #NoRoomForBoasting #Humility #PrideGoesBeforeAFall #GraceAlone #DoctrinesOfGrace #ChristianRadio #Sermon #Preaching #TotalDepravity
Embracing Humility - The Grace that Changes Sinners
Pastors must speak boldly against error — but never with cruelty. As Paul instructs in 2 Timothy 2:24-25, the servant of the Lord must not strive, but be gentle, patient, and meek when instructing those who oppose themselves. Sadly, in modern American Christianity, we've seen viral examples of ministers berating and browbeating their congregations — but that's not Christlike leadership. A pastor isn’t a bully with a Bible. He’s a shepherd with a heart to guide and nourish God's people. Let’s remember: firm against falsehood, but always tender toward souls. #PastoralMinistry #Meekness #2Timothy2 #PreachInLove #ShepherdNotCelebrity #SermonClip #ChristianRadio #Gentleness #BibleTeaching #HumbleLeadership
Gentle Leadership: How Pastors Can Speak Truth Wisely
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