by Elder John Morgan Owens (preached on July 12, 2026)

In the last several chapters of Isaiah, the prophet turns from chastising Israel for their sins to the good news of God’s great mercy and love for His people. In the sermon today, Elder John Morgan Owens begins taking us through chapter fifty-one, teaching us about the good news of God’s sovereign grace in loving and choosing His people, and sending His Son to die for them. Join us today for the first half of this powerful sermon.

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by Elder Tim McCool (preached on August 23, 2015)

In the first half of this powerful sermon by Elder Tim McCool from back in 2015, we have looked at the concepts of “finished” in both Creation and Crucifixion. God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit finished the work of Creation, contrary to what most colleges and universities teach. We were also learning that, in the Crucifixion, Christ completely finished the work of eternal redemption. There is nothing left for man to do, because Jesus cried out “It is finished!”, and He meant what He said! In the conclusion to the sermon, we find that there is coming a time when God Himself will say, “It is done!” This great cry marks the end of time, and the time of the Resurrection. Join us today for the conclusion of this important and encouraging sermon about “finished,” “finished,” and “done.”

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by Elder Tim McCool (preached on August 23, 2015)

In this sermon, preached back in 2015 by Elder Tim McCool here at Zion Primitive Baptist Church, we learn about three completed acts: Creation, Crucifixion, and Resurrection. As we go through these three passages of Scripture, we learn about the finished work of Creation, wherein God created the heavens and the earth and finished that creation in six days. Then we learn about the completion of the atonement, when Jesus hung on the cross and shouted, “It is finished!” Finally, we will see the end of time, when all is “done”, and the Resurrection will be reality. Join us today for the first half of this important and encouraging sermon.

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by Bro. Byron Fair (preached on July 5, 2026)

In this powerful sermon, Bro. Byron Fair teaches us about some reasons that we should give thanks to the Lord. There are at least three things mentioned about God in this passage that merit our praise: His goodness, His mercy, and His salvation. And it is important to note the order of things in our experience: praise is the fruit of our salvation, not the cause of our salvation. But once we see these basic truths about God, we are caused us to lift up our voices and bless His holy name! Join us today for this reminder, that the Christian life begins, continues, and ends with thanksgiving, because our God deserves our praise.

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by Elder Heath Williams (preached on May 3, 2015)

Over the past few months, we have gone back through our sermon archives from time to time and shared some sermons preached by visiting preachers through the years here at Zion Primitive Baptist Church. Today we are sharing a powerful sermon by Elder Heath Williams from back in 2015, on the topic of spiritual “milk” and spiritual “meat.” Join us today for this clear exposition of Peter’s teaching on this important topic.

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by Bro. Byron Fair

In this sermon from the ninth chapter of Luke, Bro. Byron Fair, who recently joined Zion Primitive Baptist Church, teaches us about the importance of pressing forward in our service to Christ. Serving Christ is not a life of ease, but rather can be difficult, but when we “take up our cross” daily in service of Christ we should not look back! Bro. Byron clearly shows us that our eternal salvation rests solely in the finished work of Christ, but it is nonetheless important for us to follow Him here and now. Join us for this powerful sermon about serving Jesus in our daily discipleship.

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by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on June 28, 2026)

As we began to see yesterday, the verse under consideration contains two words of great importance: “subtilty” and “simplicity”. We were learning that Satan uses subtilty – or trickery, and deceit – as he assaults children of God in this world. However, the simplicity that we find in Christ cuts through all the trickery of Satan, and allows us to enjoy peace while here on earth. Join us today for the conclusion of this important sermon.

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by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on June 28, 2026)

In the verse under consideration today, Paul mentions two words that are important to understand: subtilty and simplicity. “Subtilty” means “trickery” or “craftiness,” and carries implications of cunning deceit. In this complicated world, the devil uses subtlity to distract us from the truth of God’s word! Join us today as we look at these two concepts of subtlity and simplicity, and we begin to see how the simplicity that is in Christ cuts through all the subtleties of Satan in this world.

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by Elder Michael Hataway (preached on June 28, 2026)

We were blessed recently at Zion to have Elder Michael Hataway, pastor of Bay Springs Primitive Baptist Church in Georgia, visit us and share a message from the word of God. He took us to Psalm 103, where we read David’s exclamation, “Bless the Lord, O my soul!” This sweet psalm teaches us that we should continually praise the name of the Lord for all His greatness, and for all His blessings toward us. Join us today for this powerful sermon about glorifying the name of God.

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by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on June 21, 2026)

As we saw in the first half of this sermon, God gets the most glory when His children are in unity. This unity is especially important in the church, and that is the context in which Paul has been teaching this concept. Join us today for the conclusion of this sermon about the importance of unity within the church body.

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