In this powerful morning message from Voices from the Mountain, Jesse Lockhart preaches from Ephesians 2, reminding listeners of the depth of God's mercy and the miracle of salvation. He explains that all humanity is born spiritually dead due to sin, separated from God, and searching for fulfillment in worldly things. But through Christ, we are quickened—made alive—by grace, not by works. Jesse emphasizes that salvation is an inward transformation, not outward religion, and warns against measuring righteousness by others instead of God's Word. With heartfelt conviction, he calls the church to remember the power of grace and the personal experience of being saved.

Location: Fairview Union Church, Whitwell, Tennessee.

In this heartfelt message from Voices from the Mountain, Tyler Patrick preaches from Luke 18:18–19, reflecting on the story of the rich young ruler who asked Jesus how to inherit eternal life. Tyler challenges listeners to examine what might be hindering their relationship with God, emphasizing that worldly possessions and personal desires often stand in the way of true surrender. Sharing his own testimony of transformation, he speaks passionately about the emptiness of worldly pursuits and the incomparable value of knowing Jesus. With urgency and conviction, he calls the church to let go of temporary things and pursue the eternal hope found only in Christ.

Location: Fairview Union Church, Whitwell, Tennessee.

In this heartfelt message from Voices from the Mountain, Tyler Patrick preaches from Luke 18:18–19, reflecting on the story of the rich young ruler who asked Jesus how to inherit eternal life. Tyler challenges listeners to examine what might be hindering their relationship with God, emphasizing that worldly possessions and personal desires often stand in the way of true surrender. Sharing his own testimony of transformation, he speaks passionately about the emptiness of worldly pursuits and the incomparable value of knowing Jesus. With urgency and conviction, he calls the church to let go of temporary things and pursue the eternal hope found only in Christ.

Location: Fairview Union Church, Whitwell, Tennessee.

This message was recorded on Sunday Morning on WSGM a local Radio Outlet in Grundy County Tennessee.

In the October 19, 2025 evening message titled “You Can’t Do Wrong and Get By,” Pastor Jesse Lockhart preached from Song of Solomon 2:10–13, using the bridegroom’s call — “Arise, my love, my fair one, and come away” — to urge believers to awaken from spiritual coldness. He described the present day as a “winter” season where iniquity abounds, love has grown cold, and many think they can live in sin without consequence. Citing Galatians 6:7 and Numbers 32:23, he reminded listeners that sin always comes to light — no one “does wrong and gets by.” Lockhart contrasted today’s selfish, loveless world with the fellowship and love that come only through walking in the light of Christ. He warned against twisting Scripture for personal comfort and called for full submission to God’s Word. Closing with 1 Thessalonians 4, he encouraged the church to look up, for “the winter is past,” and Christ’s return is near — the Bridegroom will soon call, “Arise, my love, and come away.”

In this October 19, 2025 morning message titled “Almost” by Jesse Lockhart, the sermon draws from Acts 26:24–29, where King Agrippa tells Paul, “Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian.” Brother Lockhart powerfully warns against being “almost” saved—close to believing, but still lost. He describes Agrippa as knowledgeable of Scripture yet unwilling to surrender fully to Christ, comparing him to many today who know the Bible, attend church, and do good works but lack true salvation. Using Paul’s testimony before Agrippa, he highlights the difference between religion of the mind and salvation of the heart—between believing in God and believing on Him. The message urges listeners not to settle for being near the door of salvation but to step through it, to give their all to God, and to ensure they are not merely almost Christians but truly born again.

Fair View Union- Whitwell, TN

Jesse Lockhart

In this Sunday School message from Voices from the Mountain (October 19, 2025), the teacher focused on the danger of pride and how it separates believers from God. Drawing from Proverbs 16, he reminded listeners that pride is an abomination to the Lord, just as serious as any outward sin. The lesson emphasized that conviction isn’t only for the lost but also for faithful church members, preachers, and teachers who must continually allow God’s Word to cleanse their hearts. Pride blinds people, fuels division in the church, and prevents spiritual growth, while humility keeps believers teachable, united, and ready for battle in prayer. The message called everyone to self-examination, repentance, and a renewed commitment to walk in humility, fear of the Lord, and obedience to His Word.

On the final night of revival at Sweeton Hill in Coalmont, TN, Brother Chris Long delivered a heartfelt message centered on the Shekinah Glory of God and the urgent need for unity, sincerity, and spiritual awakening in the church.

Drawing from personal memories and powerful scripture, he emphasized how routine and formality have edged out the presence of God in many congregations.  He called out the church to return to heartfelt worship and genuine prayer.

Brother Long reminded the congregation that the Shekinah Glory falls when God's people are in one mind and one accord, praising with sincerity and setting things in order.

He challenged the entirety of the church to stop worrying about appearances and to fully surrender in worship, allowing God to move freely.

The message culminated in a passionate call to restore reverence, unity, and expectation in the house of God, so that His glory might once again fill the temple.

📖 Scripture References:

Revelation 3:20

2 Chronicles 5:11–14

2 Chronicles 7:1–3

Exodus 40:1–10

In this powerful revival message titled “Open to Me,” Jesse Lockhart draws from Song of Solomon chapter 5 to deliver a passionate call for renewed intimacy with Christ. He paints a vivid picture of the bridegroom knocking at the door, longing for fellowship, while the bride hesitates—symbolizing the church’s tendency toward spiritual complacency. Lockhart urges believers to remember the fervor of their first love, the joy of seeking God’s presence, and the sweetness of communion with Him. He warns against becoming too comfortable, too structured, or too distracted to respond when Jesus calls. Through heartfelt exhortation, he emphasizes that revival is not just about attendance or routine, but about preparing the heart as a garden for the Lord to dwell. The message challenges listeners to open the door, rekindle their desire for God, and embrace the fullness of His presence with urgency and sincerity.

Location: Sweeton Hill Church, Coalmont, TN.

At the Sweeton Hill Revival in Coalmont, TN, Brother Chris Long delivered a stirring message rooted in Genesis 45, urging believers to “fall not out by the way” as they journey toward spiritual Canaan. Drawing from Joseph’s reunion with his brothers, Long emphasized the importance of staying faithful despite obstacles, temptations, and discouragement. He warned of spiritual pitfalls—opposition, distraction, and worldly enticements—and reminded the congregation that God has made provision for the journey. With heartfelt testimony and a song about the Old Ship of Zion, Long encouraged listeners to press on, uplift one another, and keep their eyes on the promise of home.

Location: Coalmont, TN

REVIVAL