The Dallas Church Pulpit – Dallas Primitive Baptist Church

Elder Marty Hoskins uses multiple examples throughout scripture to remind us to wait on the Lord.

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Using an example from the book of Judges, Elder Marty Smith illustrates how we can go to God to ask of Him what we need.  

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In this message Elder Victor Halbgewachs describes the characteristics of a good father and illustrates how Jesus is the best father to each of us.

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Elder Marty Hoskins shares a message showing how mankind was created in the image of God. Elder Hoskins starts in Genesis 1:26 with the biblical account of man’s creation, contrasting man & the personification of God. He continues through the fall of man, elaborating on the corruption of man (Ephesians 4) and the distortion of man’s perspective as a direct result of sin. Man is subject to and servant of the sin which he commits (John 8). Fortunately, because of Christ there is a freedom that can be experienced in the new man, a freedom from the shackles of sin.

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Our visiting preacher, Elder Thomas Bond, speaks about where to look for hope during the times of discouragement we will all inevitably go through.

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Elder Victor Halbgewachs delivers a message from scripture detailing Christ’s role as the spiritual husbandman who tends the tree of the Christian family. Elder Victor uses a primary text from Isaiah 9 which establishes many of the names of Christ. Then using supporting scriptures from Isaiah 11, Jeremiah 23, & Romans 11. Elder Halbgewachs sheds light on biblical illustrations which elaborate on the Christian family tree. He digs into how the gentiles were grafted into the family, and shares about the growth that Christians should experience and the fruit that a child of God who is living in fellowship with Christ should bear.

Sermon Date: July 27, 2025

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Elder Victor Halbgewachs preaches from Hebrews 12 on the unshakable & steady kingdom of God. Elder Halbgewachs establishes that the kingdom of God cannot be shaken, and that it can be experienced here and now through fellowship with the Father. He further establishes that this is a fellowship which we should tend to daily through prayer and thankfulness, and which we can experience with other children of God here and now when we are living in the presence of the Holy Spirit here on earth.

Sermon Date: July 20, 2025

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Elder Marty Hoskins describes a parallel in scripture between the Creation story and the Cross. Just as God created Adam and Eve to be one (Gen 2:24), so are we one with the God of the universe (John 17:21).

Sermon Date: July 13, 2025

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Elder Victor Halbgewachs shares a message from Matthew 11:12 showing that the Kingdom of Heaven encountered external persecution from its inception, starting with threats to Christ as an infant and continuing with current threats Christians encounter in the present day. He uses these examples to illustrate Intensity. In a spiritual sense, we should have great Intensity as we seek how to walk in the Kingdom of Heaven. This illustrating how to have a closer walk with God.

Sermon Date: July 6, 2025

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Elder Hoskins preaches a message from John 7. This message follows the discussions and feelings of the Jews and of the religious elite during this time as there is conversation regarding Christ’s identity. With Christ gaining notoriety, the scribes and Pharisees plot to take and kill Christ during the occasion of a feast. However, Christ does not appear precisely where the Pharisees expect him to be. Instead, he goes to the temple and begins teaching on God’s doctrine. The Pharisees send officers to detain Christ, but the officers return to the Pharisees empty-handed and the Pharisees are confounded at this development. This message serves to further establish who the people think who Christ is, and who Christ himself claims to be.

Date: 29 June 2025

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