Reformation Baptist Church Wetumpka

In this expositional sermon from Psalm 128, Pastor Brandon Scroggins explores God’s beautiful design for the Christian home and the blessings that flow from fearing the Lord. On this Mother’s Day message, we consider biblical womanhood, faithful motherhood, diligent labor, and the generational impact of a God-centered family.

Drawing from the life of Charles Spurgeon and the influence of his godly mother, this sermon calls men, women, and children to pursue lives ordered by the Word of God. As our culture seeks to redefine marriage, family, and womanhood, Psalm 128 reminds us that true blessing is found in walking in God’s ways.

Whether you are a mother, father, single adult, or child, this message offers timeless wisdom for building a home that honors Christ and leaves a legacy for generations to come.

In this expositional sermon from 2 Corinthians 12:7–10, Pastor Brandon Scroggins walks through one of the most powerful passages in Scripture—reminding us that God’s grace is not just saving grace, but sustaining grace for every trial.

When life turns bitter and difficult, believers are called to trust that God’s grace is sufficient—even in weakness, suffering, and affliction. This message explores how God uses trials, even a “thorn in the flesh,” to humble us, sanctify us, and display His power through our weakness.

📖 Main Text: 2 Corinthians 12:7–10

🎙️ Series: 2 Corinthians Expositional Study

⛪ Church: Reformation Baptist Church (Central Alabama)

What is heaven really like? Can it be described? In this expositional sermon from 2 Corinthians 12:1–6, Pastor Brandon Scroggins walks through the Apostle Paul’s rare and mysterious account of being “caught up to the third heaven.” While many today claim visions and experiences, Paul’s response is striking—he refuses to boast and instead points us to the sufficiency of God’s Word and the humility produced by true encounters with divine glory.

This sermon challenges us to think biblically about heaven, eternity, and how a heavenly perspective shapes our lives right now. Rather than chasing subjective experiences, we are called to fix our eyes on Christ and live in light of the glory to come.

In this powerful Easter sermon, Pastor Brandon Scroggins walks through the undeniable truth of the resurrection of Jesus Christ in Mark 16. From the suffering of Good Friday to the glory of Resurrection Sunday, this message presents one clear conclusion—there is only one explanation: God raised His Son from the dead. Through biblical evidence, eyewitness testimony, and fulfilled prophecy, we examine the historical and theological reality of the empty tomb and what it means for our lives today. This sermon will challenge you to consider the truth of the gospel, the authority of Christ, and the eternal implications of the resurrection.

👉 Do you believe this? 

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In this final message from our series “The Badge of True Discipleship,” Pastor Brandon Scroggins walks through 2 Corinthians 11:16–33, highlighting the true marks of a faithful servant of Christ.

While the world values strength, success, and status, Scripture reveals that suffering, weakness, and sacrificial love for the church are the true evidences of genuine discipleship. The Apostle Paul’s life serves as a powerful example—enduring hardship not for personal gain, but out of deep love and concern for Christ’s bride.

This sermon brings us to the heart of Paul’s burden: not merely his physical suffering, but his daily weight of concern for the church. What does it mean to truly care for the people of God? And how should we respond as members of Christ’s body?

Be encouraged and challenged as we see that Christ strengthens His people through suffering and is faithfully building His church for His glory.

In this sermon from 2 Corinthians 11, we continue examining Paul’s “fool’s speech” and the humble sufferings that mark a true servant of Christ. Scripture shows that faithful discipleship is not measured by pride, pedigree, or self-promotion, but by endurance, weakness, and steadfast faithfulness in the midst of affliction.

Pastor Brandon walks through Paul’s sufferings, dangers, and hardships, showing that suffering is often the badge of true discipleship. This message calls believers to discern false teachers, embrace faithfulness to Christ, and rest in the sovereign care of God through every trial.

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In this special message at Reformation Baptist Church, Pastor John Huffman explores the biblical theme of stones of witness throughout Scripture. From Jacob’s personal encounter with God at Bethel to Samuel’s Ebenezer after victory over the Philistines, the Bible repeatedly calls God’s people to remember His faithfulness. These memorial stones remind believers of God’s promises, miracles, covenant faithfulness, and victories. Pastor Huffman challenges Christians and families today to establish their own “Ebenezers”—spiritual markers that testify to the work of God in their lives and instruct future generations in His faithfulness. Through the stories of Bethel, Gilgal, Shechem, and Ebenezer, this message calls believers to remember what God has done, renew their covenant commitment to Him, and press forward in faith for the glory of Christ. “Till now the Lord has helped us.” – 1 Samuel 7:12