The Dallas Church Pulpit – Dallas Primitive Baptist Church

Elder Marty Hoskins explains the three types of justification found in scriptures. Each is based on its associated jurisdiction:   

This distinction is important to harmonize versus throughout scripture.

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Elder Victor Halbgewachs continues his series on the names & titles of Christ. This message follows Christ in his role as a shepherd. Starting in First Peter 2:24-25, Elder Halbgewachs establishes that Christ took on the burden of the sins of his sheep. Elder Halbgewachs continues to explore the role of a shepherd in relation to their flock, and using biblical examples, shows how much Christ loves his children and what he gave for them. It is a powerful message of Redemption.

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Brother Mike Joyner opens services for the first time at Dallas PBC. He uses scripture to explain how we are Justified before God. Elder Marty Hoskins continues the service on the same topic.

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Elder Victor Halbgewachs continues the series on the names & titles of Jesus Christ. This week he explores the title, “The Mighty God”. Elder Halbgewachs expounds on the might and power that Christ possesses and that he exhibited during his walk here on Earth, giving biblical examples of Christ’s power and control over the material world. He focuses on Christ’s power over life and death for others, and Christ’s ultimate victory over sin & his own death through the resurrection. He goes on to establish that though he took on the flesh and body of a man during his ministry on Earth, Christ was and is and always has been and always will be an all-powerful and Mighty God.

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Elder Victor Halbgewachs continues his series on the names of Jesus Christ. Starting in Isaiah 9:6, Elder Halbgewachs shares one of Christ’s names shall be “The Prince of Peace”. Through scripture, Elder Halbgewachs points to where we can find peace in our lives.

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Elder Marty Hoskins dives into Matthew 28 exploring The Great Commission. Through exploration of scripture, the historical position of the church, and most importantly, using the Bible as a focal point for interpretation, Elder Hoskins seeks to establish the relevance of The Great Commission to us today.

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Elder Marty Hoskins shares a message starting in Matthew 27: 39 with the account of passersby scorning Christ while Christ was on the cross. Elder Hoskins compares the radical difference in the demeanor of the people and their treatment of Christ between when Christ fed the 5,000 and this scene where Christ is dying in agony on the cross. Including the prophecy in Psalm 22, Elder Hoskins relates the scriptural account of Christ’s final moments. It is a dramatic and terrible account of fallen man’s nature in the face of the Son of God who is dying to save them.

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Elder Victor Halbgewachs continues his series on the names/titles of Jesus Christ. Starting in Isaiah 9:6 Elder Halbgewachs shares one of Christ’s names shall be “Counselor”. Through scripture, Elder Halbgewachs explores scriptural examples of Christ as a counselor. He compares and contrasts the counsel of the world with the counsel of Bible ultimately establishing where our identity should be founded, and pointing to the perfect Counselor, Christ.

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Elder Marty Hosking preaches from Heb 12:2, “Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith”. He explains why Jesus is both the author and finisher of our faith, and we should therefore look to him as we run our earthly race.

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Elder Victor Halbgewachs shares a message exploring the name/title of Christ, Wonderful. Exploring the modern interpretation of the word, Elder Halbgewachs contrasts how the world would define the word wonderful with the attributes and characteristics of Christ which are beyond comprehension and which fill us with wonder. Continuing this thought, Elder Halbgewachs explores just how amazing and mind-boggling it is that Christ would make the decisions he did for us giving greater and deeper meaning to the title, Wonderful.

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