Episodes
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The Pride and Profit of False Teachers
Not everyone who claims to speak for God faithfully teaches His Word. In 1 Timothy 6:3–5, Paul warns us about false teachers whose pride distorts their understanding, whose teaching produces division, and whose religion becomes a means of personal gain. False teaching is not merely a matter of...
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Measure of Spiritual Health
We need to be growning and maturing Spiritually our whole life - We may work at keeping in shape physically and thats good, but we also need to be doing that for our selves Spiritually
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The Qualifications for Elders, Part 4
This sermon expounds the qualification of being "able to teach" (1 Timothy 3:2) as the final point in a series on the elder's qualifications. The ability to teach is examined not merely as a skill but as a gift tied to the elder's calling to guard and communicate sound doctrine within the church,...
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The Purpose of God’s Testing
This sermon explores the theological purpose of God's testing of believers, arguing that trials serve to authenticate the genuineness of faith rather than to determine salvation. Drawing primarily from 1 Peter 1, the message outlines various forms of testing, including persecution, relational...
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Practices of Holy People
This sermon examines Deuteronomy 14 and 15 to illustrate the principle that God's people are to be distinctly separate from pagan cultures, a mandate rooted in their covenant relationship with Yahweh. The teaching clarifies that Old Testament dietary laws and tithing were positive laws designed…
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The Whole Body
This message from Pastor's Ministry Month series was delivered during our Sunday morning service on October 25, 2026. The texts being expounded are from selected passages. To learn more about Tabernacle or access more resources, visit https://www.tabernaclebaptistchurch.com/.
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Let Leaders Lead
This sermon examines the necessity of godly church leadership in the face of spiritual deception, using the apostle Paul's instructions to Titus in Crete as a primary framework. It presents the church not merely as a place of rest but as a spiritual stronghold where believers are equipped to…
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Let Go of Bitterness
This sermon addresses the spiritual danger of bitterness, defining it as an unresolved state of anger and resentment that hinders personal peace and relational health. The message uses the metaphor of a seed growing into a root to illustrate how unchecked offenses can take deep hold in the heart,...
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The Body is not One Member, but Many.
This sermon examines the theological unity of the church as the body of Christ, emphasizing that diverse spiritual gifts do not create hierarchy but rather interdependence among believers. The speaker addresses the historical context of Corinth, where division arose from the improper valuation of...
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Life on the Ballot
With Election Day just two weeks away, we must be fully cognizant that life vs death, pro-life vs. pro-abortion is on the ballot. Those we elect to office and the ideals they hold will determine what type of policies advance, one to protect life, another to take life. Furthermore, a number of...
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Afraid of The People
The religious health of the nation of Israel was in bad shape during the life of Christ on the earth. He taught the truth. He exposed the lies of the false teachers. However, the people loved the false teachers more than God. Now the false teachers were at the place where they wanted to kill…
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Choose Godly Leaders
This sermon examines the qualifications for church leadership outlined in Titus 1, emphasizing that the selection of elders is the primary method for preserving order in a congregation. The central message argues that a leader's character is revealed through three distinct areas: the management…
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I Am The Lord Your God
This sermon explores the theological significance of the dietary laws in Leviticus 11, arguing that the primary purpose of these restrictions was not health or physical purity, but the cultivation of a heart that obeys God. The central message emphasizes that defilement stems from disobedience...
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Out Of The Hospital
An update on all my ongoing health issues
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Where Are We in the End Times?
1:02 Does God answer prayers of unbelievers? 7:30 Was it a sin for Hezekiah to build the tunnel to bring water to Jerusalem? 13:15 Can people in heaven see us down here on earth? 18:08 If someone says they are a Christian but you see selfish ambition in them according to Galatians 5 will they...
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Healthcare Traps: Medicare Dangers, Drug Bans, and Cash Solutions
Healthcare Traps: Medicare Dangers, Drug Bans, and Cash Solutions. We are joined by Twila Brase (President and Co-Founder of Citizen's Council for Health Freedom). Topics discussed include: The Overseas Drug Crackdown and the Cost of Bureaucracy. Avoiding the Medigap Trap. Empowering Patients...
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The Church at Pentecost
The sermon argues that the New Testament church was formally established on the day of Pentecost, marking the baptism of the Holy Spirit into the body of Christ. It emphasizes that the local assembly is the primary institution for God's work on earth, serving as the pillar of truth and the place...
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DC Gospel Outreach Report & Future Vision
Every second that passes, every hour that elapses, every flip of the calendar puts us closer to the time of the Lord's return or to our appointment with death. According to the CDC, one death occurs in the United States every 10 seconds. By the time you finish listening to this 54-minute program,...
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To a Cold Church
Why was Ephesus a cold church? Not because they didn't do enough, were too theological, or because they didn't suffer enough, but because it was a heartless church! Love is the heart of the Christian life. 1. The love of God is given to us. 2. The love for God is returned from us. 3. This is a...
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The Church That Wanted to be Famous
This sermon examines the Corinthian church's self-deception, where believers claimed spiritual maturity and abundance while remaining in need of grace. Paul uses biting irony to expose their pride, contrasting their perceived status with the apostles' suffering and humility. The message…
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THE DANGER OF MAKING DECISIONS WITHOUT GOD!
THE DANGER OF MAKING DECISIONS WITHOUT GOD! Proverbs 3:5–6 KJV[The greatest mistakes of our lives often begin when we trust our own understanding instead of seeking the wisdom and direction of Almighty God.]You can be sincere and still be wrong. You can be intelligent and still be deceived. You…
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Are You Hungry?
This sermon explores the spiritual concept of hunger, arguing that true spiritual appetite stems from health rather than a lack of resources. It warns against the danger of indifference and a consumer mindset that can dull the soul's sensitivity to God's glory, even amidst an abundance of gospel...
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Worry Worry Worry, what is it good for
This sermon addresses the modern struggle with anxiety and worry, using the metaphor of 'fret knots' to describe how concerns about society, finances, and health can entangle a believer's mind. Drawing from Psalm 37, the message identifies three specific commands to 'fret not' and presents a...
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The Church Recovered in the Home
This sermon argues that the primary responsibility of the local church is to equip Christian parents for the task of discipling their children, rather than replacing the family's role in spiritual formation. Drawing from Psalm 78, the message outlines four priorities for church ministry:...
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The Church Recovered in Its Order
This teaching explores the biblical framework for local church order, arguing that decision-making authority resides with the congregation rather than a governing board of elders. It asserts that New Testament churches were competent to select their own servants, hold leaders accountable, and...
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The Church Recovered in Its Mission
This sermon addresses the need for the church to recover its clarity, passion, and priority regarding biblical missions. The speaker defines missions as taking the gospel across boundaries to make disciples and plant indigenous churches, arguing that the primacy of evangelism supersedes the goal…
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Panel Discussion
Panel discussion with Pr. Caleb Phelps, Dr. Mark Herbster, Dr. Kevin Schaal, Dr. Kevin Bauder, Dr. Greg Stiekes, and Dr. Eric Newton based on attendee's submitted questions regarding various topics including church governance, missions, and worship within the Baptist tradition.
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Healthy Churches Rightly Know The Gospel
This sermon emphasizes that a healthy church must rightly know and proclaim the true gospel, warning against distortions that dilute its core message. The message begins by establishing humanity's depraved condition and inevitable condemnation, rejecting the notion that sin is trivial or that...
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Expectation or Hope
Hope and expectations are not the same. Expectations are often rooted in self-effort and merit, leading to disappointment and shame. Hope rests in God and in what He has promised, so it does not depend on everything going according to our plans. Paul could rejoice even in prison because his hope...
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Recovering the Biblical Ministry of the Evangelist
This session examines the historical and biblical significance of the evangelist as a distinct ministry within the church, arguing that this role has been gradually lost due to cultural shifts and negative experiences rather than deliberate rejection. The speaker outlines six key benefits of the...
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Recovering Prayer as a Central Ministry of the Church
This sermon argues that devotion to prayer is the foundational engine of the New Testament church, citing Acts 2:42 to show that the early believers were steadfast in this practice. It challenges the modern church to move beyond pragmatic and instant cultural expectations by recognizing prayer as...
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Recovering Personal Holiness in the Life of the Church Leaders
This sermon explores the theological foundation of personal holiness, beginning with the absolute holiness of God as revealed in Isaiah 6 and the believer's position in Christ. It defines holiness as both a separation from sin and a moral purity that reflects God's character, emphasizing that…
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The Church Recovered in Loyalty to Christ Alone
The sermon emphasizes the urgent need for believers to maintain unwavering loyalty to the exclusive and pure gospel of Jesus Christ, as articulated in Galatians 1:6-10. It highlights the historical and contemporary necessity of defending the faith against distortions that add human works or deny...
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The Church Recovered in Its Shepherds
The sermon explores the biblical model of leadership reproduction, focusing on how the Apostle Paul mentored Timothy to ensure the continuity of the gospel. It outlines a practical framework for developing young men for ministry, emphasizing stages such as character evaluation, preparation,...
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The Church Recovered in Its Courage
This sermon calls the church to engage with courage in the mission of passing the faith to the next generation, as outlined in 2 Timothy 2:2. It emphasizes that this task involves not only proclaiming the gospel and teaching sound doctrine but also equipping and entrusting believers with ministry...
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Weapons to Tools: Rediscovering God’s Design for Our Emotions
This sermon explores the biblical perspective on emotions, arguing that while they are God-given tools for communication and connection, they can be weaponized by Satan to justify sin or disrupt relationships. The speaker emphasizes the necessity of sober-mindedness, defined as mental freedom…
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The Church Recovered in Financial Integrity
This presentation outlines practical internal controls and reporting standards designed to protect church ministries and their staff from financial mismanagement or suspicion. The speaker emphasizes the necessity of separating duties, such as ensuring no single individual handles uncounted...
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Renewing our Dependence on God’s Spirit as Witnesses Among the Nations
The sermon explores how Christ has built His church over two millennia through the power of the Holy Spirit and human witnesses, emphasizing that this divine mechanism remains active today. It outlines the Great Commission cycle, detailing how the Spirit guides believers to specific individuals…
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Recovering Rest: Biblical Help for Stress and Loneliness
This sermon distinguishes between healthy solitude and damaging loneliness, emphasizing that stress is a natural physiological response that becomes harmful when it persists without release. By examining the biblical examples of Elijah, Moses, David, and Jesus, the message illustrates that...
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The Church Recovered in the Word
The sermon argues that the church can be recovered by embracing the Jewish roots of Scripture through five key practices: Jewish evangelism, understanding Jewish culture and context, recognizing Jewish prophetic expectations, maintaining the distinction between Israel and the church, and engaging...
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Exercising Godliness
This sermon explores the practical and eternal benefits of godliness, contrasting it with the fleeting profits of bodily exercise and worldly pursuits. It argues that while physical discipline has limited value, godliness is profitable for all things, offering blessings in the present life and...
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Health Update
An update on my ongoing health issues
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September 30th, 2026 Current Events Update
(1) Israel Watch 9/30/26: We discuss the BREAKING NEWS story (at the time of our study) of the FlyDubai flight Islamist Jihadist terror attack and the reality that the Islamic Death Cult presents to those who fly, have surgery, seek health care, etc. (2) About Gas Prices: The fact that our…
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