Episodes
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The Young Cottager - 1813 Parts 1&2
Welcome back to our narration of classic 19th-century children's literature. In this edition, we turn to The Young Cottager by Legh Richmond, first published in 1813 and later gathered into his beloved collection, Annals of the Poor. Set against the serene backdrop of the Isle of Wight, this…
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Little Jane's Mother, Janes Death-bed reflections
Welcome back to our narration of classic 19th-century children's literature. In this edition, we turn to The Young Cottager by Legh Richmond, first published in 1813 and later gathered into his beloved collection, Annals of the Poor. Set against the serene backdrop of the Isle of Wight, this…
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Little Jane's First Communion - The Young Cottager Parts 3 and 4
Welcome back to our narration of classic 19th-century children's literature. In this edition, we turn to The Young Cottager by Legh Richmond, first published in 1813 and later gathered into his beloved collection, Annals of the Poor. Set against the serene backdrop of the Isle of Wight, this…
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Lessons From a Little Maid
Missionary Jason Windnagle shares some lessons we can learn from Naaman's servant girl!
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Philip Anthony Mitchell’s Healing Claim Examined
Justin Peters examines Philip Anthony Mitchell's report of a teenage girl being healed of deafness at the ACCESS gathering in Texas. He discusses the importance of verifying healing claims, reviews examples from faith-healing ministries, and compares those claims with the apostolic miracles...
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Are Dead Infants Saved?
Brothers and Sisters in Jesus Christ: You were saved because God loved you, chose you, and called you to himself through the preaching of Gospel. He gave you faith to receive his Gospel truth– to receive that Jesus lived and died for you. He then gave you assurance of your election – objective…
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A Book For Boys and Girls
John Bunyan's 1686 work, A Book for Boys and Girls; or, Country Rhymes for Children (later widely republished as Divine Emblems), is a pioneering collection of seventy-four Christian emblem poems designed to impart spiritual truths to young readers through the everyday world around them. Moving...
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God Can Do Anything He Wants
This sermon examines the narrative of Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 4 to expose the theological danger of human pride, which claims credit for gifts that belong solely to God. The central argument posits that pride is a form of rebellion that attempts to usurp God's glory, whereas true humility...
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Jessica's Mother
If you were moved by the sweet, transformational faith of a starving London street child in Jessica's First Prayer, today we step right back into that fog-draped alleyway to see what happens when that new faith is put to its ultimate test. In Hesba Stretton's compelling direct sequel, Jessica's...
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Seen by the Unseen God
This sermon explores the encounter between Nathanael and Jesus in John 1, illustrating how the invisible God reveals Himself through His Son. It addresses the human tendency to dismiss spiritual truth based on preconceived assumptions, urging believers to examine the Bible directly rather than...
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01 Introduction & Background
This sermon examines the founding of the church in Philippi as recorded in Acts 16, highlighting the conversion of Lydia, the demon-possessed slave girl, and the Philippian jailer. It emphasizes that salvation is a gift of grace received through faith, illustrated by the immediate water baptism...
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Hope for Europe | Help for the World
In Acts 16 Paul and Silas set out on their second missionary journey. The Spirit says "No" to Asia, to Bithynia. Others will carry the gospel there. Now the gospel is being brought to Europe for the very first time. "Come over to Macedonia and help us," v9. Paul touches particularly three lives,...
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October 14th, 2026 (Current Events Update)
(1) Israel Watch 10/14/26: The powder keg remains in a holding pattern but could blow at any moment. Houthis attack Saudi Arabia, Saudi responds and Iran sinks Emirate ships. Meanwhile, at the National Conservative convention, positive dialogue takes place to heal the rift taking place between...
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Where is God?
This sermon explores the doctrine of God's omnipresence through Psalm 139, arguing that there is no place where one can escape His sight. The message contrasts the human tendency to hide sin and personal struggles with the reality that God sees all things, making secrecy impossible. While this...
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October 12th, 2026 Current Events Update
We being with a statement from the new President of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) regarding pastors speaking out on "politics". We are NOT affiliated with the SBC, but we welcome the renewed interest in calling pastors to PASTOR and not be hirelings. We also read our own Statement of...
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America Is Ignoring the Bible - Are You?
The Bible is largely ignored by America today. Much money is being made in religion, trading on the souls of men, women, boys, and girls. Much will be lost if America does not repent. But the question comes to you - are you ignoring God's Word today?
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The Worship God Seeks
This sermon explores the nature of true worship by examining Jesus' conversation with the Samaritan woman at the well, emphasizing that God is a spirit who cannot be contained by geography or human imagination. It argues that genuine worship requires sincerity and alignment with biblical truth,...
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Marriage
I begin my advice to you on this subject, by suggesting a caution against forming this connection prematurely. There is scarcely anything that indicates a greater lack of discretion, than for a young girl, at a time when she ought to be giving her thoughts to her books, and thus laying the...
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Why not Jesus.
People search all over for things that will fulfill them. If I can just get this job, that promotion, this degree, that item, this house, that boy, that girl, or this amount in the bank account, then I'll be fulfilled. Some turn to drugs and alcohol, others turn to culture, others to religion…
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Power that Frees
In this study, we explore Jesus' power to free from all manner of oppression. Luke shows us how Christ breaks the chains of demonic enslavement, how He delivers His servants in Despair's dungeon, and how He delivers sinners from the judgment to come.
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September 23rd, 2026 Current Events Update
(1) Israel Watch 9/23/26: The Iran Conflict remains on hold as Iran cries, "Not Fair!" to the U.N. and U.N. Sec. Gen. Antonio Guterres LIES to the world and we give him a Pinnochio NOSE. We demonstrate his lies regarding the Gaza War with a chart. We also provide a chart showing the reality of...
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Voting This Election!
Debbie Wuthnow is President of iVoterGuide, a division of American Family Association Action. Debbie joined iVoterGuide in 2011 and was named President in 2018. They provide information on many thousands of candidates in thousands of races nationwide. Once again our nation is at a crossroads, and...
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PAINT WITH WHAT YOU’VE GOT!
PAINT WITH WHAT YOU'VE GOT!["Stop Looking at What You're Missing and Start Using What God Gave You"] Exodus 4:1-5 KJV Sarah Biffin was born in England in 1784 without arms or normally developed legs. As a young girl she entered the world of traveling exhibitions, where audiences watched her...
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One God, Three Persons
One God, Three Persons (Matthew 3:13-17) The sermon expounds on the doctrine of the Trinity, asserting that one God exists eternally in three distinct persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Using Matthew 3 as the primary text, it illustrates this mystery through Jesus' baptism, where all three...
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Christianity Targeted by Court
Imagine being 13 years old and told by a court that you cannot go to church, you cannot associate with your Christian friends, you cannot celebrate Christmas or Easter, and you cannot even read the Bible! If you think this is about Communist China today or perhaps even North Korea, think again....
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When Guilt Meets Grace
The sinner brought guilty before Christ discovers both the seriousness of sin and the wonder of grace. When our guilt brings us face to face with Jesus Christ, we discover that His grace neither excuses our sin nor leaves us unchanged by it.
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The Living and True God
The Living and True God (Jeremiah 10:1-16) The sermon contrasts the emptiness of human-made idols with the reality of the one living and true God, emphasizing that truth is objective rather than a matter of personal sincerity. It exposes modern idolatry as placing ultimate trust in created things...
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Behold Your King
This sermon explores the narrative in Matthew 9 where Jesus demonstrates His authority over death and suffering through three interconnected events: the plea of Jairus, the healing of the woman with a hemorrhage, and the resurrection of Jairus' daughter. The central message emphasizes that when...
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Christian Podcasters: The Real Pastors
Christian podcasts are reaching millions and increasingly shaping what Christians believe. Are podcasters becoming the real pastors of the digital age? We examine the rise of Christian podcasting, the influence of Girls Gone Bible, the changing role of the local church, and a major opportunity…
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Two Daughters
We see Jesus healing a non-urgent, private sickness first, and then forcing the healed woman into the public eye. Minutes later, He raises from the dead a girl whose case was extremely urgent — so urgent that she died before He could arrive. Being raised from the dead is inescapably public, far...
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God Holds Your Breath
God Holds Your Breath (Daniel 5:22-30) The sermon explores the sovereignty of God over human life, emphasizing that every breath and step is held in His hand. It contrasts the fleeting power of worldly rulers with the eternal care of God, who governs all circumstances for His creatures. The...
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The Kingdom and the King | Matthew 9:18-38
In Matthew 9:18–38, Jesus displays His authority, compassion, and mercy as He raises a girl from the dead, heals a suffering woman, restores sight to two blind men, and frees a demon-oppressed man. Each miracle points beyond physical healing to Jesus as the promised King and Savior who sees…
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Maternity Leave: Are Boys Dirtier Than Girls?
Acts: The Revolution Begins With Dr. Clint Archer. Today's Sermon Is Maternity Leave: Are Boys Dirtier Than Girls? From Leviticus 12. Sermon Outline - 3 Questions To Guide Our Study... 1. What Is Ceremonial Uncleanness? 2. How Does Christ Fulfill This? 3. How Does This Apply To NT Saints?
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How can you glorify God?
Catechism for Boys and Girls Q3: How can you glorify God? By Loving Him and doing what He commands.
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Esther Introduction Part 2
The Book of Esther is a book of courage and a divine plan for God's People. God takes a young girl and puts her in a terrible environment but because of God's providence she is put in a position with the king. Our duty as believers is to remain faithful whether we perish or not.
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Raising Women of Worth – A Biblical Vision
This week's top headline involves two "good Christian girls" cat-fighting on a basketball court. Is this really Christian femininity? Kevin and Danny discuss scripture's vision for women, and how to cultivate it (or kill it) in our daughters. What is our objective getting girls into sports? What...
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Partners in Joy
Paul wrote these verses from a Roman prison, chained to a guard, 800 miles and ten years removed from the church he was thanking God for. Philippians 1:3-8 is one long sentence in the Greek, and it holds four reasons his joy never moved: the praise of joy, the partnership of joy, the promise of...
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Made for the Glory of God
Made for the Glory of God (Revelation 4:8-11) The sermon explores the theological truth that all creation exists for the glory and pleasure of God, using Revelation chapter four as its primary text. It contrasts the heavenly worship where elders cast their crowns before the throne with human sin,...
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August 16th, 2026 Current Events Update
(1) Israel Watch 8/16/26: We watch and pray as we see another possible "breaking point" as the ceasefire ends. We discuss the latest in Gaza with Hamas, Lebanon with Hezbullah and the examples of Jew-hate around the world including the disruption of a New York synagogue, the Islamo-fascist and...
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Servants, Saints, and a City
Message one in a study of Philippians. Pastor Robert Rohlin opens Paul's most joyful letter at the words most readers skip - the greeting. Writing from a Roman prison cell around AD 60, chained day and night to a rotating guard, Paul introduces himself not as an apostle pulling rank but as a...
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All Things Were Made By Him
The sermon explores the supremacy of Jesus Christ as both Creator and Sustainer of all things, drawing primarily from Colossians 1. It contrasts the beauty and pain of human experience with the theological truth that everything exists by and for Him. The message emphasizes that Christ not only...
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Discipling Boys Through Sexual Confusion – Interview with Aaron Boldman
What do you do if your little boy comes downstairs wearing his sister's dress, and says he wants to be a girl? Kevin talks to Aaron Boldman from HelpMyBoy.com about effeminacy, and helping boys to ground their mindset and feelings in God's reality. They discuss the difference between body envy…
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The God Who Made You
The God Who Made You (Acts 17:24-31) This sermon explores the fundamental truth that God is the Creator who made and owns all humanity, establishing human dignity and stewardship over self. It argues that people often live in rebellion by ignoring their dependence on God and substituting Him with...
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Reversing the Curse: The Story of Naaman
Naaman was the second most powerful man in Syria, a decorated general with rank, wealth, and the ear of the king. He was also a leper, and nothing he owned could buy a cure. In this study of 2 Kings 5, Pastor Robert Rohlin traces how God used a captured slave girl whose name we never learn to…
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