Faith can be tested when God appears to allow evil to win. Both Jesus and Paul faced such situations, yet each realized that the sovereign God remained firmly in control. When the children of God face situations in which evil seems to triumph, the question must be asked: Will we handle it in the same way? This sermon will explore the situations faced by Jesus and Paul and seek to find strength and guidance for our own similar struggles.

Recorded on September 13, 2026

This lesson on Institutionalism is the first in a series of monthly lessons on doctrinal issues presented by Brother Bill Hall. Other lessons will follow on October 4th and December 6th.

Recorded on September 6, 2026

It is a sad reality that unity is most often appreciated after it is lost; however, this is not how it has to be. In writing to the Ephesians, the Apostle Paul stressed what was done by the Father, Son, and Spirit to create this unity. He then offered warnings about what can destroy it. This sermon will discuss these dangers to unity and examine what must be done to stop them.

Recorded on September 6, 2026

Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy” is a clear picture of the kingdom citizen whose life has been transformed by Jesus Christ. Still, demonstrating mercy is a challenge; it is only borne out of one who understands the mercy shown by God and desires to treat fellow human beings in this godly manner. This sermon will look at mercy as revealed in Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. This study will focus on how each display of mercy makes us more like the One who has been merciful to us.

Recorded on August 30, 2026

Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount opens with a startling observation: “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” Flying in the face of human reasoning, Jesus asserts that it is those who humble themselves who will find their way to His kingdom. This coming Sunday, in a sermon entitled “Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit,” we will discuss how one develops this disposition and how to keep pride from blinding us to the great promise Jesus has made.

Recorded on August 16, 2026

For the people of God, the term atheist brings to mind both sadness and grief; sadness because one ignores the evidence of God's existence, and grief because of the eternal implications. Rarely, however, does a Christian recognize that he or she can face a similar danger, even while professing faith in God.

This sermon will examine this grave and common temptation: living one's life professing God by name while denying Him in thought, planning, and action. Attention will be given to the standard God desires, how that standard can be missed, and what must be done to give one's heart genuinely and wholly to God.

Recorded on August 2, 2026

The mention of the word modesty typically brings to mind clothing, measurements, and decency. Biblically, however, it is much more. As Paul wrote to Timothy, he instructed the young evangelist regarding matters of modesty that relate to both men and women. While the subject of clothing is an important part of his discussion, Paul's teaching also addresses the deeper foundation of godliness, exploring the attitudes and responses that characterize those who seek first the kingdom. This  sermon will explore the apostle's teaching.

Recorded on July 26, 2026