In this podcast episode, Bro. Roland delves into the nature of sin and salvation through humorous and insightful stories. The narrative starts with a humorous breakfast meeting among preachers, each confessing their vices. Sam emphasizes living a life that aligns with Christian teaching so a preacher doesn't have to lie at one's funeral. He revisits the Ten Commandments, discussing their relevance today, countering the perception that they are outdated. Sam reinforces the idea of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, arguing that sin, whether minor or major, is forgivable through God's grace, provided it is not blasphemy against the Holy Ghost.

Bro. Landon Taylor opens the service with his short message. Bro. Tim White follows with his first message behind the pulpit.

In this podcast episode, Bro. Roland shares humorous tales and heartfelt lessons from his life, intertwining them with messages of faith and gratitude. He recounts his mischievous childhood antics in church, his journey to salvation at age seven, and his calling to preach at thirteen. The speaker also humorously discusses marital life, cleverly skirting arguments with his wife, Teresa. Despite a reluctance to engage in conflict, the couple finds joy in gospel singings to celebrate their anniversary. Throughout, he emphasizes God's faithfulness and the transformative power of living a life devoted to service and religious commitment.

In this episode of The Vine, Brother William McLendon hosts three teenage preachers—Mason Pollock, Liam McLendon, and Landon Taylor—who recently participated in a week-long ministry event in Watumpka, Alabama. Accompanied by Christ Only Ministries, these young men not only helped with logistical tasks, like setting up the Gospel tent, but also delivered impactful sermons to new audiences, sharing their faith with peers. The experience, including leading individuals to the Lord, enriched their spiritual journey and highlighted the importance of encouraging young voices in the ministry to ensure vibrant futures for churches everywhere.