What should you do when fear grips you? A lot of people face real fears related to their health, their job, or family struggles. You can hide out and cower in the corner. You can cover it up with sinful indulgences. Or you can find God's strength from a passage like 2 Tim 2:7. We talk about where fear really comes from and how to deal with it in faith in this sermon from High Peak Baptist Church and Pastor Kevin Purcell.

I'm Dr. Kevin A. Purcell, pastor of High Peak Baptist Church in Valdese, NC. You can find us on the web, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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I was at a meeting of pastors and a friend shared a devotion with us based on John 4:46-53. It's the story of a man who meets Jesus and begs him to come home with him to heal his son. Jesus taught him some great lessons about faith.

The big question is this: are you desperate for Jesus to meet your needs? What if he doesn't answer that request the way you want? How will you respond? Hopefully in faith.

I'm Dr. Kevin A. Purcell, pastor of High Peak Baptist Church in Valdese, NC. You can find us on the web, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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How patient are you? Impatience makes it harder to read passages like James 5:7-11 which talk about patiently enduring until Jesus comes. That's really hard. This message talks about the best strategy to remain faithful and not give up o your faith as you wait on the Lord.

What should you expect when you are called and choose to serve God? Our church nominated new deacons and this was the message I preached to prepare people to choose who they wanted to nominate.

I'm Dr. Kevin A. Purcell, pastor of High Peak Baptist Church in Valdese, NC. You can find us on the web, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Please listen and tell us what you think. Also, please consider reviewing our podcast on whatever platform you listen. If you found this through Facebook, then please consider liking the page and sharing it with friends.

We usually give our dads something they either don't want or will likely never use. They smile and thank us, but then the trinket goes into the night stand drawer or right on eBay. But what fathers and mothers give their children is more important. What is that? Find out in this Father's Day message this week.

I'm Dr. Kevin A. Purcell, pastor of High Peak Baptist Church in Valdese, NC. You can find us on the web, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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We can understand why a poor person would want to live like a rich person, but why did the prince in Mark Twain's story, The Prince and the Pauper want to live like a poor boy? Maybe Jesus understands why someone would leave the glory of heaven to become like one of us? Hebrews 2:10-18 gives us 5 reasons and that's what this sermon is all about.

I'm Dr. Kevin A. Purcell, pastor of High Peak Baptist Church in Valdese, NC. You can find us on the web, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Please listen and tell us what you think. Also, please consider reviewing our podcast on whatever platform you listen. If you found this through Facebook, then please consider liking the page and sharing it with friends.

Jesus never sat still while we faced an eternity of suffering. How had his journey from heaven to earth and back again helped us make sense of our lives and make him better than the angels and anything else you can imagine. This message covers Hebrews 2:5-9, the continuing study through the book of Hebrews.

I'm Dr. Kevin A. Purcell, pastor of High Peak Baptist Church in Valdese, NC. You can find us on the web, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Please listen and tell us what you think. Also, please consider reviewing our podcast on whatever platform you listen. If you found this through Facebook, then please consider liking the page and sharing it with friends.

We see so many distractions that keep us from staying on track with God. How do you stay on track? Hebrews 2:1-4 gives us tips on how to keep going where God wants us going.

I'm Dr. Kevin A. Purcell, pastor of High Peak Baptist Church in Valdese, NC. You can find us on the web, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Please listen and tell us what you think. Also, please consider reviewing our podcast on whatever platform you listen. If you found this through Facebook, then please consider liking the page and sharing it with friends.

Angels get so much excitement. In fact there's a woman who made her career writing new age books about how angels will help you get a good flight. But what about Jesus? We'll look at what the author of Hebrews says about Jesus from Hebrews 1:5-14.

I'm Dr. Kevin A. Purcell, pastor of High Peak Baptist Church in Valdese, NC. You can find us on the web, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Please listen and tell us what you think. Also, please consider reviewing our podcast on whatever platform you listen. If you found this through Facebook, then please consider liking the page and sharing it with friends.

Jesus is better. My friend Trey Van Camp says that all the time and Hebrews 1:1-4 originated the idea. This first sermon in a series through the book of Isaiah tells us that Jesus is better than 5 things. What are those five things. Reach out to me and tell me which of the five excites you most. You can use the links below to reach me.

I'm Dr. Kevin A. Purcell, pastor of High Peak Baptist Church in Valdese, NC. You can find us on the web, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Please listen and tell us what you think. Also, please consider reviewing our podcast on whatever platform you listen. If you found this through Facebook, then please consider liking the page and sharing it with friends.