Prince Street Christians

Speaker: Micah Webb

Speaker - Josh Lankford

Wayne Fancher - Gospel Meeting

Wayne Fancher - Gospel Meeting

Wayne Fancher - Gospel Meeting

Wayne Fancher - Gospel Meeting

Wayne Fancher - Gospel Meeting

Wayne Fancher - Gospel Meeting

Gospel meeting with Wayne Fancher

This sermon is part of the series "God Give Us Christian Homes." God has a high calling for both husbands and wives. Husbands are called to love and lead, wives are called to respect and submit. Our world has painted the picture of submission in a way that feels oppressive, but that's not how God intended it to be. His plan is good and wise and reflects a divine picture, the relationship between Christ and His bride - the Church.

This sermon is part of the series "God Give Us Christian Homes." God has a high calling for both husbands and wives. Husbands are called to love and lead, wives are called to respect and submit. Our world has painted the picture of submission in a way that feels oppressive, but that's not how God intended it to be. His plan is good and wise and reflects a divine picture, the relationship between Christ and His bride - the Church.

This sermon is part of the series "God Give Us Christian Homes." The LORD has a high call for husbands. Will we focus on Christ as we love and lead? Will we sacrificially and intentionally pursue the highest good for our wives? Husbands, let's be the godly leaders He has called us to be!

Psalm 103 is a call to bless the LORD. His blessing are countless as He forgives, redeems, heals, and satisfies. Praise God from whom all blessings flow!

Ephesians 5 calls husbands and wives to emulate the love of Christ for the church. This is part of the series "God Give Us Christian Homes"

This sermon is part of the series "Evidences for Faith"

This sermon is part of the series "Knowing God"

This sermon is part of the series "Building Up the Body of Christ"

Our 2026 theme for the year is "By Faith" from Hebrews 11. What does this chapter have to teach us about the faith that God looks for in the lives of His children? Noah was called to believe things unseen and unheard of. And then he was called to act on that belief. God called Noah to obey and to do so according to the pattern he was given. Was Noah perfect in all of his life? No. But we see a pattern of faithfulness, especially in this context where he consistently committed himself to do all that the LORD commanded him. What faith! Do you have a faith that obeys?

So often we think of evangelism merely in terms of responsibility. The Bible tells us to evangelize, so we must evangelize. But what if we changed how we thought about it? What if we saw evangelism not as a burdensome responsibility, but a grateful response to His grace and an act of personal worship? Follow along as we open our Bibles and study this idea together!

Series: God Give Us Christian Homes

Series: Building Up the Body

Series: Building Up the Body

Series: Evidences for Faith

Series: Building Up the Body of Christ

This was a question submitted to our Q&A box concerning the Holy Spirit. Some have noted that they feel the topic of the Holy Spirit has been neglected in much teaching. Why is that? Is it true? How do we know what to attribute to the Holy Spirit? Though this is not a full study on the Holy Spirit, we do hope that it will help provide some answers and challenge us to treasure the Holy Spirit's work.

So often our struggles in life are so big, because in our minds we’ve made God so small. When was the last time you truly reflected on His majesty and splendor? The more clearly we come to see Him, and the more in awe we are with His splendor - the more we will come to appreciate His grace, and the more diligent we will be to orient our lives rightly in His presence.

There are so many things that can discourage us as believers. How do we handle discouragement? The LORD in His infinite wisdom supplies an answer - He calls Christians to rise up and encourage one another. Will we be faithful in answering the call?

This is the first lesson on our yearly theme of "by faith" from Hebrews 11. This lesson explores how those mentioned in Hebrews 11 had the eyes to see the realities of the promises of God, even though they didn't experience them in their lifetime. Their confidence in God's faithful promises was so strong that it changed how they saw their identity (strangers and foreigners), and it changed their desires (they longed for a better country). And that perspective drastically impacted how they lived their life from day to day. Do you see life through the eyes of faith?

We live in an age defined by phrases like "that's your truth, not my truth," as if truth is defined by personal feelings and emotions. But truth is grounded in reality, namely the reality of God the Creator's design. His Word leads us in the way of what is right and good, and it is that way that grants true freedom. People don't resist truth because they can't understand it, they resist it because it confronts them with responsibility.

Even believers face struggles and trials all throughout life. But the Lord has given us a treasure of a gift in the body of believers. He calls us consistently to be a source of strength to help our brethren through, and to lean on others in our struggles that they might help us through. How does that happen? How is that gift experienced? Only when we're willing to open and share our struggles.

This is the first lesson in a series called "Building Up the Body" based on the text in Ephesians 4:11-16. What does the Bible have to say about hospitality and how can it serve to build up the church?