Zion Primitive Baptist Church

by Elder Tom Corley (preached on March 23, 2025)

In this message by Elder Tom Corley, we learn some sweet truths about Christ’s love from Peter’s actions while Jesus was here on earth. Jesus was always with Peter, pulling him out of the waves and calming the storms that he faced, feeding him when he was hungry, regardless of Peter’s lack of trust in Him. Join us for this uplifting sermon about Peter and the way Christ was faithful to Peter, even when Peter was unfaithful to Christ.

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by Elder Luke Hagler (preached on March 9, 2025)

In this final sermon from our 2025 Annual Meeting, Elder Luke Hagler brings a message about the “super power” of charity. Charity is the most powerful thing that we have in our lives as Christians, and we ought to pursue it above all else! Join us today as Bro. Hagler urges us to seek after charity above all other spiritual gifts.

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by Elder Tim McCool (preached on March 8, 2025)

In this short but powerful sermon from our 2025 Annual Meeting, Elder Tim McCool takes us to the scene where Jesus schools Nicodemus about the absolute necessity of His own death on the cross. He reminds Nicodemus about the brass serpent that was lifted up by Moses in the wilderness, and tells him that Christ Himself would be lifted up in the same way. This reference to the Old Testament event involving the brass serpent shines a light upon Calvary in a way that Nicodemus would have understood, and that we ought to try to understand as well. Join us today as we see the clear connection between the two events, and learn some precious truths about Christ’s death on the cross.

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by Elder Joe Nettles (preached on March 8, 2025)

In this sermon from our 2025 Annual Meeting, Elder Joe Nettles preaches from Romans 11, about the judicial blinding that occurred when Jesus came but was rejected by His people the Jews. What does this mean? How does it affect us? And how should we act toward the Jews and others who do not profess to believe in Christ? Join us as Elder Nettles takes us through this chapter and expounds this principle to us in a clear, concise way.

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by Elder Tim McCool (preached on March 8, 2025)

In Romans, we read that the Lord’s judgments are “unsearchable.” All faithful students of the Bible have heard this description of God, but what does this term really mean? Join us today as we learn more about the unsearchable nature of God.

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by Elder Josh Winslett (preached on March 8, 2025)

In this sermon from our 2025 Annual Meeting, Elder Josh Winslett shares some rich truths from chapter three of John. He first establishes that the new birth is an absolute prerequisite to understanding the hope we have in Christ, and then encourages us (as Jesus did) to “look up” to the One Who was lifted up on the cross for us. This is the only place we will find real assurance in this life!

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by Elder Neil Honea (preached on March 8, 2025)

In this sermon from our 2025 Annual Meeting, Elder Neil Honea takes his text from John 18:38, where Pilate asks the question, “What is truth?” He reminds us that the search for truth is not a search for “what?” but a search for “Who?” Jesus is truth, and it is from Him that all truth emanates in this life. Join us for this powerful reminder that the truth we seek in our lives is embodied by Jesus Christ Himself.

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by Elder Tim McCool (preached on March 7, 2025)

At our 2025 Annual Meeting, we were blessed to have my brother, Elder Tim McCool, as the invited minister. On Friday night, he preached a powerful sermon about “how to save your life.” There are four places in the gospels where Jesus told people that, in order to save their lives, they must lose their lives. Join us as Elder McCool preaches to us about these four verses, showing us the context and meaning of each statement by Christ.

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by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on February 16, 2025)

As we close out chapter five of Nehemiah today, we finish up our consideration of the problem of selfishness among God’s people. Nehemiah did not tolerate this sin, but he confronted it directly. But not only did he call it out, he also modeled his own selflessness before them. Join us as we see how we ought to confront problems in the Kingdom of God today.

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by Elder Chris McCool, Pastor (preached on February 12, 2025)

As we continue looking at the problem of selfishness among God’s people, we see the great example that Nehemiah set before them in his own life. His life was a life of self-sacrifice, even though he held great privilege within the kingdom of Persia. Nonetheless, he lived a life that modeled charity and selflessness. Join us today as we continue looking at this problem of selfishness among the workers on the walls of Jerusalem.

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