Have you lost your appetite for God? Pastor Steve explains that unless you deal with five deadly sins in your life, you will never truly desire the Word of God. Join us today as we open 1 Peter 2:1–3 and learn how to put aside what kills your hunger and cultivate a fresh longing for His truth.

These outlines were prepared to be used in the Sunday School. The obvious intent was that the members of the Church and Sunday School might know and understand the Biblical basis of our historic Confession of Faith.

The sermon warns against the rise of artificial Christianity, where lazy pastors use AI to generate sermons instead of relying on the Holy Spirit. It contrasts this modern deception with the divine accuracy of the King James Bible, drawing parallels between biblical patterns and the structure of DNA. The speaker emphasizes that the Bible is God's prophetic book, mirroring the genetic code written in every human being. He critiques those who seek revelation outside of Scripture, such as through the Book of Enoch, urging believers to trust only in the inspired Word of God. The message concludes with a call to remain faithful to the King James text and avoid adding or subtracting from its authority.

The architects and advocates of the modern English translations of the Holy Scriptures often assure us that their numerous alterations, omissions, and additions do not affect any vital doctrine. While this may be true of hundreds of minute variations, there is nevertheless a substantial number of important doctrinal passages which the modern versions present in an altered and invariably weakened form. These inspired words of the Apostle Paul to Timothy in 1 Timothy 3.16 have always been held to affirm the essential deity and pre-existence of the Lord Jesus Christ, but this testimony is not maintained by the modern versions when they do not unequivocally declare that Christ was 'God manifest in the flesh'. To read the article: https://www.tbsbibles.org/page/1Timothy3verse16 To learn more about TBS: https://www.tbsbibles.org/ This article was narrated using artificial intelligence.

The moment Lamplighter Theatre's Emma Flett stepped into the studio, something immediately caught our attention. Around her waist was a bright, gleaming belt engraved with the words, "Jesus Loves You." But this wasn't just a striking accessory—it carried a powerful story. All the way from London, Emma shares her remarkable journey of finding faith in the midst of fear and discovering the courage to remove the mask she had hidden behind for so many years. Join us as she offers a deeply personal testimony of the transforming power of Christ's love on today's episode of Fastened Like Nails.

The sermon examines the King James Only position by contrasting emotional appeals with theological and historical evidence. It acknowledges the movement's strengths, such as a passion for biblical authority and memorization, while critiquing its flawed assumptions about translation and preservation. The speaker argues that God's Word is sufficient and preserved through multiple faithful translations rather than a single English version. By analyzing textual variants and the nature of inspiration, the message demonstrates that essential doctrines remain intact across different Bible versions. Ultimately, the sermon encourages believers to trust in the durability of Scripture over rigid adherence to one specific translation.

Do you thirst for God? If not, what should you do about it? Join Pastor Steve as looks at Psalm 42 and reveals what first should occur in your life.

The sermon outlines ten biblical principles that govern the speaker's daily life, inspired by a recent reflection on the legacy of Dr. Don Sisk. These principles include loving God supremely, trusting in His guidance, obeying Scripture as ultimate authority, and maintaining continual prayer. The preacher emphasizes walking in humility, living with integrity, forgiving others as Christ forgave, and being a faithful steward of all resources. Additionally, the message calls for pursuing holiness through the Holy Spirit's power and serving others with love and humility. The central theme is that these foundational truths shape every decision and relationship, reflecting a deep dependence on God.