The Apostles Paul and John wrote at different times directly to various churches, specifically calling on the churches to repent. In this message, Brother McNeil Honea examines the meaning and the effect that their letters had to those churches. Godly Sorrow

In the second sermon on this subject, Brother Tim examines how Boaz protected Ruth, even before he was romantically interested in her. Prince or Pauper, Part 2

We are faced with so many social issues today. Is there really an answer to this? In this message, Brother McNeil Honea presents the truth of the answer to all of the social issues bombarding us today. Answers to Social Issues

In the series for Godly character in men and boys, Brother Tim looks at the “Prince” Boaz and the “Pauper” the near kinsman. A Prince or a Pauper

In beginning a new series for Godly character in men and boys, Brother Tim looks to the example of God’s knight David, as opposed to the Knave, or fool, Nabal. A Knight or a Knave

In this Wednesday night message, Elder David Wise, pastor of Macedonia Primitive Baptist Church, takes up the subject of praying for the Holy Spirit to guide us, fill us up and be present in our daily lives. Praying For The Spirit

Psalm 85 verses 10-11 present a beautiful allegory from the Lord regarding our salvation. In this message, Brother Tim preaches about the showdown between these two characteristics of God, which culminated at the cross of our Lord. Mercy Meets Truth

As a legal term, testimony is important. But its importance is heightened when it comes to testimony for our Lord. Jesus gave the disciples great encouragement when it came to coming persecution. In this moving message, Brother Luke Hagler preaches of the Lord’s faithfulness to bless in the midst of great opposition. Testimony

A question we’re often asked is: what is the difference between Primitive Baptists and other Baptists?  In this message, Elder Luke Hagler addresses that question. The Differences Between Primitive Baptists and Other Baptists

In the ongoing series on parenting, Brother Tim looks at the proper objectives for the parent, who is in reality the agent of God, charged with caring for precious treasure that belongs to another. The Agent’s Objectives