Carolina Baptist Church

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not only the foundation of our future hope—it also transforms the way believers live right now.

In this message, “Resurrection Living,” Pastor Marc Williamson preaches from Romans 6:1-14, where the Apostle Paul teaches that those who are saved by grace should not continue in sin. Through our union with Christ, believers are identified with His death, burial, and resurrection. Because Christ lives, we are called to walk in newness of life.

Romans 6 reminds us that the Christian life is not about being mastered by sin, but about yielding ourselves unto God. Believers are to reckon themselves dead indeed unto sin, but alive unto God through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Have you ever felt less blessed than other believers? The question is not whether God has blessed you or will bless you. Ephesians 1 says every believer has already been blessed with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ.

Key Verse: "In whom also we have obtained an inheritance, being predestinated according to the purpose of him who worketh all things after the counsel of his own will." - Ephesians 1:11 (KJV)

Continuing in Ephesians 1, Pastor Marc Williamson looks at more of the blessings we have in Christ: the wisdom and prudence God has abounded toward us, the mystery of His will made known to us and the eternal inheritance reserved for every child of God. That inheritance includes a glorified body like Christ's and a place prepared in the Father's house. It is incorruptible and undefiled, and it will never fade away.

Next time you feel sorry for yourself, open your Bible to Ephesians 1 and remember what is waiting for you in Christ.

Psalm 32 is a companion psalm to Psalm 51. While Psalm 51 emphasizes the sorrow and confession of David’s repentance, Psalm 32 focuses on the joy that follows repentance.

In this message, Pastor Marc Williamson preaches on the blessedness of forgiveness and the restoring grace of God. David looks back on a season of hidden sin and spiritual heaviness, then celebrates the mercy of the Lord who forgave, covered, and did not impute his sin.

This psalm reminds believers that repentance is not the road to misery—it is the doorway to spiritual joy. When sin is confessed before God, the burden of guilt is lifted, fellowship is restored, and the repentant heart can rejoice in the Lord.

In this message, Pastor Marc Williamson preaches from 1 Peter 1:1-7 on the living hope believers have in Jesus Christ. Peter wrote to scattered and suffering Christians who were facing persecution, loss, and discouragement, yet he reminded them that their hope was not tied to their circumstances—it was anchored in the resurrection of Christ.

This passage teaches us that Christians may feel like strangers in this world, but they are not forgotten by God. Through Christ, believers have a living hope, an eternal inheritance reserved in heaven, and the keeping power of God to sustain them through every trial.

When life hurts, God’s Word points us to the risen Saviour, whose resurrection gives His people real comfort, lasting assurance, and hope that will never fade.

The story of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus gives powerful evidence of Christ’s resurrection while also revealing how the risen Savior ministers to discouraged believers. Though these disciples had heard reports of the empty tomb, sorrow and disappointment clouded their understanding and caused them to walk away in confusion.

In this message, Pastor Marc Williamson explains how Jesus drew near to these struggling disciples, patiently exposed the root of their unbelief, and opened the Scriptures to reveal Himself throughout the Old Testament. As Christ expounded the Word of GOD, their hearts began to burn with renewed faith and hope.

This sermon challenges believers to trust the promises of Scripture over personal expectations and reminds us that Jesus still walks with His people today—even in seasons of discouragement, disappointment, and uncertainty.

In this message from Psalm 51, Pastor Marc Williamson continues examining the nature of genuine repentance through David’s confession after his sin with Bathsheba. David acknowledges that no outward sacrifice or religious activity could truly atone for his sin, revealing that what GOD ultimately desires is “a broken spirit: a broken and a contrite heart.”

This sermon explores the Old Testament concept of atonement, the purpose of the sacrificial system, and how it pointed forward to the perfect sacrifice of Jesus Christ. It also highlights the difference between false repentance and true godly sorrow that leads to restoration and renewed worship.

Believers are reminded that repentance is more than words or outward actions—it is a heart broken over sin and humbled before a holy GOD.

In this Mother’s Day message from Exodus 20:12, Pastor Marc Williamson preaches on God’s command to honor mothers.

Motherhood is a high calling from God and plays a vital role in the home, the family, and society. This sermon explains that honoring mothers is not merely a tradition or suggestion, but a commandment from the Lord.

Pastor Marc also highlights the character of honorable mothers: a saved life, sacrificial love, silent labor, and steadfast loyalty. This message encourages mothers to reflect God’s love and faithfulness in the home while reminding children of all ages that honoring father and mother is part of honoring God.

In Part 2 of “Blessed Beyond Measure,” Pastor Marc Williamson continues preaching from Ephesians 1 on the spiritual blessings believers already have in Christ.

After reviewing the blessings of being chosen, adopted, and accepted in the Beloved, this message focuses on Ephesians 1:7: redemption through Christ’s blood and the forgiveness of sins.

Through Jesus Christ, believers have been purchased, delivered, and set free from the slavery of sin. Because of His shed blood, our sins have been forgiven, removed, and carried away. These blessings are not earned by our merit, but given according to the riches of God’s grace.