by Elder Tyler Sposite (preached on May 30, 2026)

Yesterday we heard the first half of this powerful sermon by Elder Tyler Sposite, preached at the Spring Meeting of Little Hope Primitive Baptist Church in Madera, CA. We were learning that the phrase “all men” in 1 Tim. 2:4 and 2:10 does NOT mean “all men without exception,” but rather means “all kinds of men without distinction.” Join us today for the conclusion of this powerful sermon about “particular redemption.”

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by Elder Tyler Sposite (preached on May 30, 2026)

Recently we were blessed to get to visit Little Hope Primitive Baptist Church in Madera CA. At this meeting, Elder Tyler Sposite preached about “particular redemption” from 1 Timothy 2:4 and 2:10, two verses that others often use to try to refute that precious doctrine and to prove rather that Christ’s death was for everyone without exception. Join us today for the first half of this sermon, as we begin to learn how to “rightly divide” this phrase “all men”.

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by Elder John Morgan Owens (preached on June 7, 2026)

As we began to see yesterday, the Messiah was not what the Jews expected. Rather than a great political figure who would throw off the political yoke of the Romans, Jesus was a great Savior Who threw off the yoke of sin. He would be gentle and meek instead of loud and harsh. Join us today for the conclusion of this sermon about the gentleness of our Savior.

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by Elder John Morgan Owens (preached on June 7, 2026)

In today’s sermon, Elder John Morgan Owens takes us to Isaiah to teach us about the gentleness of Christ. Matthew tells us that this passage in Isaiah 42:1-4 refers to Jesus, our Savior. The description of the Messiah here is so different than what the Jews expected! They were looking for a political war leader like Judah Maccabee, but what they got was so much better! Join us today for the first half of this sermon about the gentleness of our Savior.

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by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on April 15, 2026)

In this sermon, which concludes our study of Leviticus 26, we learn that there is hope for children of God who have been rebellious. The remedy for rebellion is repentance, and our God is a merciful God! Join us today for the conclusion of this series on Leviticus 26.

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by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on April 1, 2026)

When we paused the message yesterday, we were in the middle of examining the ways in which God chastens His children when they defy Him. We saw that God sometimes visits distress and disease upon the rebellious, and we were getting ready to look at a “second round” of chastisement: drought and famine. Join us today as we continue learning about different types of chastisement that God sometimes brings when we rebel against Him.

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by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on April 1, 2026)

As we continue in our study of Leviticus 26, we find that when we defy God we experience chastisement of God. The blessings that we can experience in obedience are very real, but so are the chastenings of God! Join us today as we begin looking at the various ways in which God corrects His children when they live in defiance of Him.

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by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on March 4, 2026)

The twenty-sixth chapter of Leviticus sets forth some principles about godly living that we would all do well to observe. In this sermon, we deal with the blessings that we have in our obedience. Join us today for this important message about our discipleship.

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by Elder Ricky Harcrow (preached on May 31, 2026)

As we began to see in the first half of this sermon, God’s children are all “sanctified.” This term means “set apart for holy things.” Join us today for the second half of this powerful sermon by Elder Ricky Harcrow on the biblical concept of “sanctification.”

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by Elder Ricky Harcrow (preached on May 31, 2026)

In this sermon by Elder Ricky Harcrow, we find a description of the children of God from the Book of Jude as “sanctified.” What does this term mean? Join us today for this powerful sermon about how we as God’s children have been “sanctified,” or “set apart.”

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