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MarchToZion
You may never have stolen money or possessions, but have you ever withheld honor, respect, or intimacy from someone who deserved it? That too is a form of theft—defrauding another. And what about lies? Whether big or small, every lie breaks God's law. And it only took one sin—just one—for humanity to fall from fellowship with God. Adam didn’t murder or steal; he simply disobeyed God’s one command, and "in the day that he ate, he died." He died spiritually—cut off from God, dead in trespasses and sins. If one sin did that, where does that leave us? In need of mercy, grace, and redemption through Christ. #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio #AdamAndEve #FallOfMan #OriginalSin #SpiritualDeath #LawAndGrace #GospelTruth #WeNeedJesus
One Violation, Eternal Consequences
Matthew 23 is one of the most scathing sermons in all of Scripture—and it's from the mouth of Jesus. He addresses the religious leaders of His day, calling out their hypocrisy. They sat in Moses' seat and laid heavy burdens on others, but wouldn’t lift a finger themselves. They loved prestige, ignored the weightier matters of the law—judgment, mercy, and faith—and made converts worse than themselves. Jesus called them whited tombs, blind guides, and children of hell. As followers of Christ, we must examine ourselves and strive to be the opposite of what they were: humble, sincere, and faithful. #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio #Matthew23 #JesusWords #FaithAndMercy #ReligiousHypocrisy #GospelTruth #JudgmentAndMercy #Pharisees
Don’t Be a Pharisee: The Warning of Matthew 23 #hypocrisy #hypocrites
Yes, Jesus is merciful—but don’t mistake that for weakness. The same Savior who forgave sinners also flipped tables, fashioned a whip, and drove out abusers from the temple. Why? Because they were preying on His people, turning God’s house into a den of thieves. Over and over, Jesus publicly confronted the Pharisees—rebuking, judging, and condemning their hypocrisy. So while mercy should be our default, there is a place for righteous anger, especially in defense of the vulnerable. The Christian faith isn’t soft—it’s strong, discerning, and righteous. #Jesus #GospelTruth #RighteousAnger #MercyAndJudgment #ChristianRadio #Sermon #Preaching #TableFlippingJesus #HolyAnger #NotAFeminineGospel
Jesus' Wrath: Protecting the Abused with Ferocity
From our Lord's Day worship, May 11, 2025. O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing By Charles Wesley Lyrics 1 O for a thousand tongues to sing my great Redeemer's praise, the glories of my God and King, the triumphs of his grace! 2 My gracious Master and my God, assist me to proclaim, to spread thro' all the earth abroad the honors of your name. 3 Jesus! the name that charms our fears, that bids our sorrows cease, 'tis music in the sinner's ears, 'tis life and health and peace. 4 He breaks the power of cancelled sin, he sets the prisoner free; his blood can make the foulest clean; his blood availed for me.
O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing | Primitive Baptist Hymn Singing
The greatest example of mercy in all of scripture is none other than God Himself. He is slow to wrath and rich in mercy—qualities we see repeated time and again throughout His Word. God's mercy endures forever. It doesn't wear out. It doesn't run dry. Even when we abuse it, take it for granted, or come to the end of our day having failed, we find that His mercy is new every morning. That’s not just poetry. It’s a promise. #GodsMercy #NewEveryMorning #MercyThatEndures #ChristianRadio #Sermon #Preaching #GraceOfGod #FaithfulGod #SlowToWrath #RichInMercy
God: The Greatest Example of Mercy
In this uplifting sermon, Pastor Ben Winslett takes us to Isaiah 42:1-4 to explore the gentle strength and unwavering mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Described as God's chosen Servant, Jesus is upheld by the Father, filled with the Spirit, and sent to bring justice and salvation—even to the bruised reeds and smoking flaxes among us. From His quiet ministry to His undeniable victory, Christ’s character contrasts the expectations of the world. He doesn’t crush the weak—He heals, restores, and redeems. Join us as we reflect on His success and the global reach of His finished work. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #JesusChrist #Messiah #Isaiah42 #bruisedreed #gentleSavior #victoryinChrist #gospelmessage #Biblepreaching #expositorypreaching #finishedwork #grace #encouragement #hope #WordsofGrace #PrimitiveBaptist #BiblicalJesus
A Bruised Reed | Isaiah 42:1-4
When you're born again, something incredible happens: you now possess two natures—the flesh and the spirit. As Peter puts it, you're made a partaker of the divine nature. That means God’s nature is now part of your inner being. Why do you love others? Because God is love, and He now lives in your heart. That’s what makes the difference—it’s not just you trying harder. It's Christ in you. #TwoNatures #DivineNature #BornAgain #ChristianRadio #Sermon #Preaching #NewMan #ChristInYou #SpiritVsFlesh
Born Again: Understanding Your Two Natures
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. Your browser does not support the audio element. Download this episode (https://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/episode-0072%20%E2%80%93%2005-11-25%20-The-Fulfilled-Law.mp3)
The Fulfilled Law
Let me read what they wrote! When it comes to Bible translations, I prefer ones that give the most literal rendering possible. Why? Because some translations go beyond translating—they start interpreting for you. And that interpretation is based on whoever did the translating. I’d rather read exactly what the inspired writers wrote and interpret it in light of the whole Bible myself. Don’t reword it for me—just give me what they said. #BibleTranslation #LiteralTranslation #ScriptureStudy #ChristianRadio #Sermon #Preaching #InterpretScripture #GodsWord
Literal Bible Translation: Why It Matters! #bible #translation
If your faith feels weak, you're not alone. The apostles—those who walked with Jesus for three and a half years—were often rebuked for their “little faith.” Jesus even asked, “Where is your faith?” They had it. They cast out devils in His name! But their faith, like ours, sometimes grew weak. In 2 Timothy 2, Paul talks about believers whose faith had been overthrown by false teaching. Your faith can be shaken. It can even feel upside down. But that doesn’t mean it’s gone. #FaithStruggles #LittleFaith #WhereIsYourFaith #2Timothy2 #JesusAndTheApostles #ChristianEncouragement #Preaching #Sermon #ChristianRadio
When Your Faith Feels Weak
If you have faith, Christ authored it in you. Romans 12:3 says it’s dealt to us—just like a hand of cards. It’s a gift. Not only does God give you faith, but that same measure equips you to serve Him in the capacity He’s called you. That means every spiritual gift, every act of service, and every bit of faith you possess comes from Him. And if that’s true, who gets 100% of the glory? God alone. As Ephesians reminds us, “We are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works.” #FaithIsAGift #Romans12 #Ephesians210 #GloryToGod #SpiritualGifts #DealtFaith #ChristianFaith #Preaching #Sermon #ChristianRadio
Why You Can’t Take Credit for Your Faith #faith #preaching #TULIP
Why emphasize faith above the other fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5:22? Because faith is unique—it brings assurance. While we’re justified before God through Christ’s death, our conscience is justified by faith. It’s what declares us righteous inwardly, giving peace with God. James speaks of justification before others by our works. But in the courtroom of your conscience? It’s faith that sets the verdict: not guilty. #Faith #Galatians522 #Justification #PeaceWithGod #Assurance #FruitOfTheSpirit #ChristianTeaching #FaithAndWorks #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
Why Faith Stands Out Among the Fruit of the Spirit #faith #biblequestions
Matthew 17 gives us a key example of weak faith—even among those who had every reason to believe. Jesus often said, "O ye of little faith," including in the Sermon on the Mount. Why? Because even though we’re born again and have the evidence of God’s work in us, our flesh still wages war against the spirit. Paul says in Galatians 5 that this war keeps us from doing what we should. But here’s your hope: once Christ is in your heart, He’s not going anywhere. No amount of internal struggle will drive Him out. #FaithStruggles #YeOfLittleFaith #Matthew17 #ChristInYou #SpiritualWarfare #BornAgain #Galatians5 #HopeInChrist #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
Your Faith vs. Your Flesh: The Inner Battle
What brings peace between you and God? It's not works, long-suffering, or even peace itself—it’s faith. The Gospel is what brings life and immortality to light, not our own endurance. John 3:16 doesn’t say whoever has peace has eternal life—it says whoever believeth. Faith is what justifies us in our own conscience. Why? Because it's the one fruit of the Spirit that looks away from self and fully toward Christ. That’s why belief is so special. #Faith #JustifiedByFaith #PeaceWithGod #GospelTruth #John316 #2Timothy1 #FruitOfTheSpirit #BelieveInJesus #Sermon #Preaching #ChristianRadio
Faith is a Special Fruit of the Spirit - Here's Why
In this powerful message from Isaiah 63:1-6, Pastor Ben Winslett explores a majestic and awe-inspiring picture of our Lord as the conquering Warrior who is mighty to save. Who is this figure whose garments are dyed red? What is the significance of the winepress, the judgment, and the redemption found in this scene? Whether viewed as a prophecy of Christ’s sufferings at the cross or His triumphant second coming, this passage declares one central truth: Jesus alone accomplishes the salvation of His people, and He alone executes righteous judgment upon His enemies. He comes from Edom, speaking in righteousness, mighty to save. This sermon will both sober and encourage as it lifts up the righteous vengeance and redeeming power of our Savior. Join us in considering the Warrior who treads the winepress alone—and does so to redeem His people. #sermon #preaching #christianradio #Isaiah63 #JesusIsMightyToSave #secondcoming #cross #wrathofGod #winepress #Bibleteaching
The Warrior Who Is Mighty to Save | Isaiah 63:1-6
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