Harmony Primitive Baptist Church

Elder Carl Staten shares his thoughts on evangelism.

Neville Chamberlain's quote has become somewhat of a joke in the wake of the second world war. But is there such a thing as "Peace for our time"? Can we have "Peace in our time"? The Lord has made our eternal peace with God by the blood of the everlasting covenant. Moreover, we can experience a peace within the kingdom of God as we seek to be peacemakers with one another during our sojourn here.

What does Isaiah say about peace? What does the New Testament say?

An overview of some observations from Isaiah.

A closer look at things revealed in Revelation 12.

Preached at the Quarterly Fellowship Meeting @ New Hope PBC in Jacksonville, AR.

Observations from Isaiah 1.

Final thoughts on Revelation 21, the new heavens and the new earth.

The funeral service for sister Barbara McAnally preached by Neil Phelan, Jr. and Daniel Samons on 2/10/2026 at Harmony Primitive Baptist Church.

More on the matter of Revelation 21.

Preached at Point Remove PBC in Russellville, AR due to inclement weather cancelling services at Harmony PBC.

The Lord is our deliverer and he cares for us. We should pray to him for deliverance in both the big and small things in life.

The sermon explores the infallible proofs of the resurrection and the location, timing, blessings, and impediments to the Kingdom of God.

Discipleship involves leading, following, and light.

An exploration of sin, man's big problem that looks at 1) the deceitfulness of sin, 2) the darkness of sin, 3) secret sins, and 4) the command to go and sin no more.

Elder Phelan takes us through the things found in Revelation 21.

It is possible to possess something and not lay hold of it. The bible exhorts us to lay hold of wisdom, right action, eternal life, and hope.

Elder Phelan takes us through the 21st chapter of Revelation.

Elder Stripland points us to the abundance of grace that is found in the shed blood of Jesus Christ which made us just before God.

It is important for us to question our preferences in light of the revealed will of God. Discipleship is often contrary to preference.

God's people walk through the valley of the shadow of death that takes three forms: the Big Valley, The Narrow and Dark Valley, The Box Canyon. This sermon describes our proper biblical attitude as we pass through the difficulties of this life

God's people need to be careful about the definitions of terms and slogans. They may not mean what you think they do. There are many examples all around us. We should use the word of God as our primary dictionary.

The testimony of Revelation 20 examined.

Some people feel they are without hope. Perhaps its time to dissect that hope to find out what it is based upon. Those who do may find that the reason they are hopeless is because their hope is sitting on something that can never bear that weight (might, power, money, false religion, etc.). God alone is the rock that can bear the full weight of our hope.

Observations from Lamentation.

Regarded as the "prophet of doom" by many, Jeremiah also speaks of a New Covenant - the greatest source of hope for God's people ever published.

Funeral and graveside service for sister Helen Burnett.

More regarding the book of Revelation.

Lessons from the life and ministry of Jeremiah.

Does your behavior change based on who's watching?

The importance of dwelling with God's people in the unity of the faith.

Elder Phelan continues his series on the book or Revelation.

Recorded at Little Flock PBC in Little Flock, Arkansas.

Exploring the teaching of Revelation 20.

Some commands of God are not to hard to understand but we may object and disobey because we don't understand WHY. Often understanding comes on the back side of obedience rather than before.

There is a world of theology working in John 3:1-3.

Christian virtues are often regarded as foolishness by the world. Nevertheless we should press into them and pursue them as the wisdom of God.

Elder Tim Montgomery take us through 5 passages that speak of the faithful sayings of scripture.

There is nothing more important to our salvation than the love of God for His people.

It has been well said that, "If you understand the fall, you understand it all." Having a clear understanding of man's condition as a result of the fall helps us understand what is required for salvation and who must do that work.

We are exhorted to be courageous. Three examples of courage are seen in Rahab, Joshua, and Peter.

Without Mark 16, this book would be a story but it would not be a gospel story.

Several things to consider about being like Jesus.