Evangelistic Outreach Ministries: Recent Episodes
Preached at the 2026 Christian Baptist Camp Meeting, Pastor Evans preaches about the difference it makes when praising the Lord becomes our priority.
Preached at the 2026 Christian Baptist Camp Meeting, Brian Baer preaches about a deeper meaning to the commonly quote verse Psalm 47:1.
Preached at the 2026 Christian Baptist Camp Meeting, Joe Nelson speaks about Christ: the Holy One, and what we do in response to His holiness.
What a reassuring thought that God takes delight in helping us! He's not annoyed by our trouble, but He is ready and willing to step in and help if we ask.
The Holy Ghost is the difference maker in the life of the Believer. A funny story about a young man looking for a ghost sparked a fire in a preacher to encourage others to seek the Holy Ghost. Our main goal should be to invite the Lord to intervene on our behalf!
We see a beautiful picture in Luke 10 of the care the Lord offers to us when we're wounded, and what the oil and wine represent.
Psalm 127 shows us the value that God bestows upon children, and how important it is for the family to protect them. The African Jacana bird gives us a wonderful picture of what the Father should do to care and protect their children.
Often times brokenness is viewed in a negative light, but Jim McComas shows us three biblical blessings of being broken. God has a purpose for broken things!
Preached at the 2026 Spring Jubilee, Brian Baer speaks about the three things found in Matthew 17 that made the mount of transfiguration a good place to be. If we have these same attributes in the church, it's sure to be a good place to be!
The phrase - "the Lord is good" is commonly thought and spoken by a child of God. In this two part series, we take a Biblical look at the phrase found in God's word, and discover a deeper meaning for us to remember every day.
The phrase - "the Lord is good" is commonly thought and spoken by a child of God. In this two part series, we take a Biblical look at the phrase found in God's word, and discover a deeper meaning for us to remember every day.
Psalm 121 reminds us that our help comes from the Lord, the One who watches over and sustains His people. Much like the ibex, which is known for its remarkable ability to navigate steep and rocky terrain, believers can learn the importance of sure-footed faith and trusting God through life's challenges. When we keep our eyes on the Lord, He provides the strength, stability, and guidance we need for every step of the journey.
Naaman is now faced with a crossroads. Does he obey the man of God who revealed to him the cure for his leprosy? It didn't make sense to him, but obedience proved to be the key to Naaman's victory over his disease.
In part 4 of this series, we focus on the lengths that God has gone through to reach us and care for us. He goes beyond what any other could do for us! How can we not praise Him?
As a father cares for his children, so our Heavenly Father, much the more, cares and sees our needs. He is worthy of our praise!
In the closing part of this series, the psalmist David continues the spirit of worship with a call to praise: God's covenant is sure and is worthy of all praise from all of His creation!
Joseph's life was filled with unexpected turns, taking him from the pit and prison to the palace by the hand of God. What seemed like setbacks were actually part of God's plan to position him for a greater purpose and to provide for his family. No matter what you are facing, God can use your current situation as a setup to bring glory to His name.
Naaman had a great pedigree, but we are reminded by his life that no matter how mighty of a person you are, we all need Jesus. Rich or poor, honorable or not, we all are sinners in need of the Savior!
In continuation of this Psalm 103 series, the focus turns to verse 5 which compares how God renews our strength to that of the eagle's. What a blessed promise to know that the Lord gives power to the weak!
We are promised to welcome the King of Glory in if we have clean hands and a pure heart!
All throughout scripture we see the importance of a song; in times of joy or pain, even in the night season, God gives a song to His children.
In this first half of the series, we learn about who we praise as referenced in Psalm 103. God alone is worthy of all the praise!
Preached at the 2026 Back to the Bible Camp Meeting, Brian Baer reminds the child of God that we've been given the victory over the Devil. Just as the Secretary Bird has been equipped to stomp the serpent, we've been given power to crush the head of Satan!
As Paul walked through Athens, he saw a city filled with idols—gods for everything imaginable. Yet among them stood an altar to "the unknown god," a placeholder so nothing would be overlooked. What they labeled as unknown, Paul boldly revealed as the one true God. The God they did not know was the very One who created them, sustained them, and desired a relationship with them. The unknown God is not distant—He wants to be known.
Having and using the correct tools makes all the difference when working in any task. Brian Baer presents the spiritual side of this timeless truth!
Preached at the 2026 Christian Unity Revival, Calvin Ray Evans emphasizes the similarities between the enemy's attack on the believer, and the attack of a python.
This message is a sequel to "Serpent Killer". The Secretary Bird is a mighty warrior against the serpent, but every victor has their vulnerabilities. The child of God is given power to defeat the enemy, but we also must be aware of our shortcomings and allow Christ to strengthen us.
In Numbers 10, God gives instruction to use silver trumpets as a form of communication for Israel. But for us as believers, there are deeper meanings behind these silver trumpets.
Often times when we've had a good church service, we say: "this has been a great place to be." But what makes church a great place to be? We find the answer in scripture!
In Joshua 6, Scripture tells us that Rahab was saved alive. At first glance, that may seem like a simple statement—but when you consider who Rahab was, it carries much deeper meaning. In spite of her past and everything attached to her name, she was spared. She lived. What a powerful picture of God's mercy. Just like Rahab, we are recipients of that same grace—undeserved, yet freely given.
For the Christian, true victory is found only through Christ. One of our greatest battles is the one within—our own flesh. In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus showed us how to surrender and overcome, and through Him, we have that same opportunity to walk in victory.
Job teaches us that when trials of life seem to continue to speak in your life, we need to have a response ready. If the enemy won't stop sending messengers, then we must not stop sending worship up to God!
In John 4, we see the tender care of the Savior, as He extends grace to a woman cast out by society. Thank God for living water, that we may never thirst again!
Our body itself cries out for it's change! We endure so much on Earth, but our soul groans within us, knowing a better day is ahead when we'll experience a physical and spiritual change.
Often times, we need a reminder to stir up our memory of what God has done, and the gifts He's given to men.
In Ephesians 6, the Apostle Paul emphasized the need for Prayer in the Spirit. But what does that mean, and how do I put that in action? Listen to the conclusion of this powerful message.
In Romans 10, we learn that salvation comes by hearing the Word, and we hear the Word through preaching. We are thankful for God's call to preach the gospel!
In Ephesians 6, the Apostle Paul emphasized the need for Prayer in the Spirit. But what does that mean, and how do I put that in action?
Paul reminds the church at Corinth that the same Rock that gave water to Israel in the wilderness is Jesus Christ, The Rock that the Christian faith is built upon!
If we want to learn and apply the lessons of the Pool of Bethesda, we must ask ourselves some questions: Are you waiting for the Lord no matter how long it takes for your miracle? And, are you willing to be the first to get in when he troubles the water?
Often times we need more than one touch from God in order to receive victory. But whether it's one touch, or multiple touches, we know Christ's power makes the difference!
Our heart's cry should be: "Breathe On Me, Lord!" What we need most today is a desire for the Holy Spirit to fill our lives!
This message was preached from the 2025 Christian Baptist Camp Meeting. In Mark 5, we witness the authority of Jesus over demons, disease, and even death. In every situation, His power is on full display. Yet beyond the miracles, each encounter reveals something deeper: when people met Jesus, they experienced grace.
Preached at the 2025 Smoky Mountain Camp Meeting, Roger "Hoy" Duncan II challenges believers to seek God not only for themselves, but for the generations coming behind them. The enemy works tirelessly to tear down spiritual legacies, so we must be intentional, prayerful, and ready to stand in the gap for our families.
As one year ends and another begins, it's common to sort through our belongings and clear out the clutter we've collected along the way. In the same way, we need to take time to examine our hearts and lives, removing anything that distracts us or takes glory away from the Lord.
The name of Jesus holds more for the believer than words could ever fully express. Throughout his life and ministry, Pastor Evans has carefully gathered the many names and attributes of Christ found in Scripture. In this message, he shares those truths, painting a fuller picture of who Jesus is and reminding us that everything we need is found in Him.
At Winterfest 2026, Pastor Evans shares a powerful message from 1 Kings 17, looking at the life of the prophet Elijah. Through every high and low, God was already ahead of him, making a way and providing exactly what he needed. Elijah's story reminds us that even in our loneliest moments, we are never truly alone. God is present, working, and faithful. No matter the circumstance, there's always Someone else in the room with us, the Lord.
The promise of Heaven is the hope of every Believer. May this sermon be a reminder of what lies ahead of each child of God!
Psalm 24 is often quoted, but have you ever stopped to wonder which "gates" the psalmist was talking about? Join us as we take a closer look at the "ancient gates" and discover the deeper meaning behind this powerful picture.
All throughout the Bible, God invites mankind to come to Him. Isaiah 1:18 gives us one of the earliest invitations to come to Christ, and allow our sins to be made white as snow. What holds you back from receiving Christ today? If the Holy Spirit draws you to Him, don't turn Him away!
At Winterfest 2026, Pastor Evans preaches from Matthew 6:22–23, a familiar passage that includes the often puzzling references to the "single eye" and the "evil eye." Through this teaching, we learn that Jesus is addressing the condition of the heart and the focus of one's life. A "single eye" represents a unified, God-centered purpose, while an "evil eye" reflects a divided and self-focused heart. Pastor Evans challenges us to pursue a unified devotion to the Lord so that our lives may be filled with His light.
We can often learn powerful spiritual lessons from everyday events around us. In American football, when a team has secured the win and time is running out, they line up in the "victory formation" and take a knee, allowing the clock to expire without risking a turnover. For the Christian, the victory has already been secured through our Lord Jesus Christ. Yet how often do we try to take matters into our own hands instead of "taking a knee" and resting in the finished work and victory that He has already won for us? This timely reminder, preached by Brian Baer at Winterfest 2026, tells us to embrace the victory formation and take a knee!
In John 8, we see a rare look at the tenderness that Jesus uses in handling a soul in need. A woman accused stands in undeniable shame and sin, yet the Savior silences her prideful accusers and frees her to begin a new life.
This sermon is included in Pastor Evan's series entitled "Can You See It?". Habbakuk asks for a vision. God fulfills it in His appointed time. We can trust God will bring things to pass in His perfect, appointed time in our lives. Just because we see it doesn't mean it will happen yet.
In Zechariah 13:6, we read a prophesy of Christ receiving wounds in the house of a friend. We know this came to pass when Christ was betrayed by Judas, and crucified by the very people he came to minister to. We all have suffered wounds, but Jesus bore the scars so He could heal us of our wounds.
What does Scripture reveal that causes demons to tremble? Whenever Jesus steps onto the scene, every evil spirit is forced to cry out. His authority exposes darkness, His presence disrupts their plans, and His power reminds them they are already defeated.
What does Scripture reveal that causes demons to tremble? Whenever Jesus steps onto the scene, every evil spirit is forced to cry out. His authority exposes darkness, His presence disrupts their plans, and His power reminds them they are already defeated.
Finishing the series, Brian Baer focuses on the enduring truth that believers will ultimately make it to their divine destination, not by human timing but by God's sovereign plan, as illustrated through Paul's journey to Rome.
No matter how fierce the storm, God has promised that we will make it to the other side. His promise is stronger than any wind or wave. How will we make it? By holding fast to what He has given us, knowing that He has already provided a safe passage through.
In Acts 28 we see a beautiful picture in the Island of Melita of what the Believer's destination looks like. Thank God for the promise of Heaven!
The blood of Jesus is mentioned five times in Matthew 27, and each reference reveals a distinct truth and powerful application for the believer. Matthew 27 highlights the depth, purpose, and transforming power of Christ's sacrificial blood in our lives.
No matter how fierce the storm, God has promised that we will make it to the other side. His promise is stronger than any wind or wave. Why will we make it? Because God Himself has said we will—and His word never fails.
Continuing Pastor Evans' Christmas series, this message highlights God's providence in leading Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem through the taxation decree, as well as the challenges they faced along the way. What a marvelous God who works all things together for good according to His perfect plan!
Following the previous message on the Mother of Christ, this sermon centers on the angel's visitation to Joseph. In the midst of confusion and uncertainty, we witness the miraculous hand of God at work, bringing His divine plan to fulfillment.
The enduring qualities of the evergreen tree beautifully illustrate what the life and character of a Christian should be.
Also known as the wise men, the Magi play a vital role in the story of Christ's birth. Their wisdom was not found in who they were, but in what they did—their faithful pursuit of the Savior.
What can we learn from the message of Christ's arrival? It was a glorious revelation given to the lowliest of people—shepherds who were faithful and watchful. In the same way, though we may feel unworthy of the message, we are called to be devoted messengers of Christ's soon return.
Now arriving at the birthplace of Christ, we discover that His resting place was a stone manger used for feeding animals. Yet within this humble setting lies a profound picture filled with meaning for every Christian.
Though the focus of this message is on Mary, the mother of Jesus, her life before Christ's arrival already reveals the clear evidence of God's presence and work within her.
Without these two words, we would have no hope—Jesus came. Thank God that He entered our world to become the sacrifice for sin and the source of our salvation.
Just as it's important to enter God's house with worship, it's equally important to leave in the same spirit!
We learn a powerful lesson from the enslaved children of Israel in Egypt: in the midst of their fiercest persecution, God's people experienced their greatest growth. You may feel bound by the season you're in, but take heart—God is working, and growth and blessing are on the way!
Aeneas had been paralyzed for eight years, and his very name means praise. Peter understood that if praise could rise again from the bed, then the power of God would begin to move—and things would change for His glory!
The story of Blind Bartimaeus crying out to Jesus is well known among believers. Yet each time we revisit it, we are reminded of a timeless truth — Jesus hears our cry. In this message, we reflect on Bartimaeus's persistent faith and rejoice in the compassion of Christ, who still stops to listen when we call on His name.
Part four of the Mysterious Kingdom Parables series examines the parable in Matthew 13:31-32 describing the mustard seed being planted, growing into a tree, and becoming a home for the birds. This parable represents the unscriptural church. Can you see it?
Part five of the Mysterious Kingdom Parables series examines the parable in Matthew 13:33 describing the leaven, the woman, and the meal. This parable represents the undetected evil in the church. Can you see it?
In Leviticus 26 we learn what is promised to those who are obedient to the Lord, and the power of unity among God's people.
Part six of the Mysterious Kingdom Parables series continues the previous sermon about the meal, and focuses on the leaven placed in the meal. The devil wants to permeate the church, and our lives, with evil. In Matthew 16:5, Jesus warns to beware of the leaven of the Pharisees. They represent false people that pretend to be Christians. Can you see it?
Part seven of the Mysterious Kingdom Parables series continues the previous sermon about the leaven of the Pharisees, and focuses on the leaven placed in the meal. The devil wants to permeate the church, and our lives, with evil. In Mark 8:15, Jesus warns to beware of the leaven of the Saducees and the Herodians. They represent the enemies of Christians. Can you see it?
Part three of the Mysterious Parables of the Kingdom of God series uncovers the meaning behind the wheat and the tares in Matthew 13. The tares grow among the wheat, just as those who are unsaved amidst the modern day church. Only at the harvest will the two be separated and judged. Can you see it?
In John 4:23–24, Jesus declares that true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth. To worship in spirit is to honor God simply because He is God and there is none beside Him. To worship in truth is to come honestly before Him—exposing who we truly are in the light of who He is. This message explores how we can give God our best even when we're at our worst, as illustrated through David's example in 1 Chronicles 21–22.
Part two of the Mysterious Kingdom Parables series examines the Parable of the Sower and the different types of soil where the seed fell. The mystery revealed in this message centers on the response of an unconverted world to the Word of God. Can you see it?
This opening message in the series Mysterious Parables of the Kingdom of God explores Paul's use of the word mystery in Ephesians. Paul reveals that the sacred mysteries of God's Kingdom are hidden from the world but made known to those to whom the Spirit chooses to reveal them. Can you see it?
Preached from the 2025 Calvin & Doris Evans Memorial Camp Meeting, Calvin Ray Evans preaches on the characteristics of the serpent and how they relate to the wisdom we should have as believers.
In every life, there are seasons that we go through. What a promise that there will be a "now after", when we make it through the trying seasons!
Preached from the Ironton City Mission Church in 2015, the late Dr. James Cremeans explains the significance of the prayer Jesus prayed over his disciples in John 17.
Preached at the Southern Ohio Tent Meeting in 1998, our late founder, Dr. Calvin Evans speaks on the three connections mentioned in Zechariah 10 that came out of Jesus: the corner, the nail, and the battle bow.
As the coming of the Lord nears, there are many signs we'll see indicating His return. One of the main signs given is the work of evil spirits in the world around us.
In the picture of the vine and the branches, we realize a level of communion with the Lord beyond servanthood: friendship.
What a beautiful thought that our brokenness will be the very thing that carries us to the King!
As long as Uzziah sought the Lord, he prospered. This simple thought contains the secret to a prosperous life: we must continually seek the Lord!
We often hear church members say we need to return to the old paths. But what exactly are the old paths? Pastor Baer answers this question from the Biblical perspective.
Even with the Apostle Paul's great intelligence, he attributes all glory and thanks unto the grace of God for what he was.
In every life, there are seasons that we go through. What a promise that there will be a "now after", when we make it through the trying seasons!
Is it possible or someone to anger God? Join Pastor Evans as he unpacks this thought-provoking question and reveals the answer straight from Scripture.
Continuing on the subject of Heaven, this message focuses in on the New Jerusalem mentioned in Revelation 21.
In conjunction with the recently uploaded sermon on the Gates of Pearl, this message highlights more to learn out of Revelation 21 on the subject of Heaven.
Preached from the 2025 Christian Baptist Camp Meeting. The Old Testament law concerning an Ox and its owner is a beautiful picture to the child of God!
Preached from the 2025 Christian Baptist Camp Meeting. As a continuation from the sermon "Miracle at Midnight", we see the motive behind the jail experience of Paul and Silas. God placed them there to reach the jailer!
Preached from the 2025 Christian Baptist Camp Meeting. Nebuchadnezzar asked the three Hebrew boys an intriguing question: "Who is that God?" Out of thousands of religions in the world today, we can proudly say: "that God" that saved the Hebrew boys from the fire is OUR God! The one and only true God!
Preached from the 2025 Christian Baptist Camp Meeting. Out of three new things listed in Revelation 21, the gates of Pearl provide a vivid picture of what was needed to secure our salvation. What a glorious day when we will march through those gates into the city of God!
While 2 Corinthians 6:14 is often quoted in the context of marriage, this study reveals that its meaning reaches far beyond that. The verse draws from the image of a team of oxen yoked together, emphasizing the importance of unity and shared purpose. When the yoke is unequal, the team cannot work effectively. Likewise, believers are warned of the spiritual danger in being bound together with those who do not share the same faith and direction.
When Hagar faced a difficult season in her life, she fled to the way of Shur. Though little is known about this path, we see that even in the desert, God provides refuge. In our own times of trouble, He can turn dry, barren places into moments of divine encounter and grace.
In the Old Testament, a sacrificial lamb was offered to atone for the sins of an individual. This powerful picture is fulfilled in Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, who was sacrificed on the cross and whose blood was presented on the mercy seat in Heaven. Now, every soul must answer life's most important question: "Will You Choose the Lamb?"
When facing a battle, there's a right way and a wrong way to respond. In this message, we learn from Scripture what not to do when confronted by the enemy—and how avoiding these mistakes can lead to victory.
In Mark 4:18, Jesus warns of seed sown among thorns—those who hear the Word but allow the cares of this world, deceitfulness of riches, and lusts of other things to choke it out. This verse challenges us to examine our hearts: Is the Word being crowded out, or is it bearing fruit?
All through the book of Mark, we see the works of Jesus on display. When we look at all the miracles performed, then and now, we can only say: "God Did That!"
To open the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6, we find the key to it all in the first phrase: "Our Father." There is no father like our Father!
In Luke 15, Jesus shares three parables that all center around a common theme: something—or someone—that was lost is joyfully found. What a glorious day it was when the Lord found us, saved us, and we were lost no more!
These two passages may seem unrelated, but God is showing us the end of the matter of Christ (Luke 4), and the anti-christ (Daniel 7).
After the resurrection, the disciples returned to their everyday routines—but Jesus met them right where they were. While they were out fishing, He appeared to them and transformed an ordinary moment into something extraordinary!
This message offers a unique look at the role of bones and their breaking throughout Scripture.
The enemy has tried to destroy God's people through fiery trials—but we are still standing. We are survivors. The fire was meant to consume us, but the enemy made a critical mistake: he made the fire too big. And in that extra space, Jesus stepped in and walked with us through it!
A recurring theme throughout the life of David is that he was often on the run. Scripture gives us several accounts of David running, and in this sermon, those moments are grouped into four key categories. Each one reveals something powerful about our own spiritual journey. Just like David, every child of God is in a race—and there's a prize waiting at the finish line for those who run with endurance to the end!
Calvin Ray Evans explores the deeper meaning behind the Old Testament law that prohibited trees at the altar of God.
Isaiah prophecies of a Messiah to come who would heal us with His wounds. What a beautiful promise that Christ came to fulfill when we died on the cross!
"Whatsoever He saith unto you, do it." If we evaluate the scope, specifics, and simplicity of the statement made by Jesus' mother, we unlock a life changing concept that we can apply in our own lives.
Preached during the 2025 Spring Jubilee, Calvin Ray Evans speaks about the trials of life and the victory we find in Christ. Though the enemy may mock us, we can endure to the end and respond like Job: "Mock on."
Preached during the 2025 Spring Jubilee, Brian Baer shares unique insight on a rejected lamb, also known as a "bummer lamb." Christ was that rejected Lamb, but through His sacrificial death, we have been accepted into the fold and now enjoy a special relationship with the Shepherd.
If every person that made a profession of faith at our churches' altars was still attending, our churches could not hold the people. So why is this not so? There is a lack of discipleship from the church to accept new believers. God help us become greater mentors to disciple new babes in Christ!
In a world where the enemy is doing all it can to take our next generation away from the Lord, we must take a stand and fight to keep our families! In Matthew 17, we can learn from the actions of a desperate father to help his troubled son, by bringing him to Jesus.
At first glance, the list in Ezra 2 seems confusing. But if we look at this scripture through a historical and spiritual lens, the challenge is asked: "Are you on the list?"
In Mark 1, we find an example of Jesus kicking the devil out of the church. It's time for God's people to do the same today!
Working as a sequel to the sermon "Kill the Lion", we find what the consequences are of the lion that we don't kill.
In part 3 of the series, we continue to study Job 39 and the image of a mother Ostrich, abandoning and forgetting her eggs. God tells us this is the opposite of what we're supposed to do as we disciple new christians.
We find a stirring picture of the lack of discipleship in the family of God, through Job 39 and the image of a mother Ostrich, abandoning and forgetting her eggs. God tells us this is the opposite of what we're supposed to do!
In Chronicles 11, God raises up a man named Benaiah to conquer the past. He perseveres past the cold, dark, and low place to fight a foe alone, who had long stood against him. Many of us have a "lion" that we've lived with in our spiritual pit, and it's time to kill that lion so you can move on with God.
Preached by Will Beauchamp from the 2025 Smoky Mountain Camp Meeting. When the temple was to be rebuilt, the young men rejoiced, and the old men wept. What made the old men weep? Pastor Beauchamp gives us three reasons why, and warns us to not allow the past to hinder what God wants to do now!
Preached by Calvin Ray Evans at the 2025 Smoky Mountain Camp Meeting, the story of Hosea and Gomer has such beautiful imagery of the love of the Father for us. After buying Gomer out of slavery, Hosea told her to not call him master, but call him "Ishi": meaning husband.
Preached by Brian Baer from the 2025 Smoky Mountain Camp Meeting. The valley of dry bones is a familiar passage for the mature christian, but this sermon offers a fresh perspective and delivers renewed hope to the discouraged believer.
It is amazing the lengths God will go to make sure one person experience His life changing power!
"Shout!" was more than a word in Joshua 6:16. Behind it was a promise, and victory over the enemy of God's children.
After we build an altar unto the Lord, it is our job to protect the sacrifice on the altar and keep the vultures away!
The building, naming, and sacrifice put on the altar are all significant in scripture. Listen and learn how we can present an altar to the Lord and be blessed.
Jesus' disciples followed Him for three years, witnessing His power and identity as the Savior. In Matthew 16, as their time with Him nears its end before the crucifixion, Jesus makes it personal, challenging them with a final examination of their faith.
We can learn valuable lessons from the first church found in the book of Acts. Part 3 of the series focuses on the impact a true church makes beyond their walls, reaching into the world to minister to others.
Preached from the 2025 Back to the Bible Camp Meeting, Pastor Baer speaks on Paul & Silas in the prison, and the miracle God performed for them in their darkest hour.
Preached from the 2025 Back to the Bible Camp Meeting in Lucasville, OH, Pastor Evans focuses on the second miracle of Christ's earthly ministry, and what we can learn about miracles through the healing of the nobleman's son.
Pastor Evans presents a fresh perspective on the man bound by demons in the country of the Gadarenes.
In John 10, a familiar verse has recently become controversial among scholars. Who is the thief referred to in verse 10? Pastor Evans answers this question.
We can learn valuable lessons from the first church found in the book of Acts. In part 2 of the series, we learn of the continuation of the doctrine of the church.
We can learn valuable lessons from the first church found in the book of Acts. Part 1 of the series focuses on conversion.
In the Song of Solomon, we find an unusual reference to "The Tower of David." Calvin Ray Evans preaches on what the tower was and what it represents to us today.
Pastor Josh Haines brings a powerful reminder of the joy and the gladness we can have in going to church, and inviting others to go with us. A familiar text, but a fresh perspective!
Preached from the 2025 Christian Unity Revival, Pastor Evans explains that the greatest witness the world sees of Christ is through the christian, living their life as an epistle to be read everyday. Christianity is on trial, and it's up to each individual to decide if they will believe and serve the Lord, or turn away.
Preached from the 2025 Christian Unity Revival, we learn of the importance of the boundaries that God has set up for His children.
Beginning the Romans 8 series, Pastor Brian Baer uses an illustration about a computer virus, and the antivirus to remedy the problem, and how it relates to sin and the remedy found in the cross.
In Job 38, we read of one of the many questions asked in the book: Hast thou entered into the treasures of the snow? Pastor Evans reveals many spiritual treasures that can be found in snow.
One of the greatest needs of the church today is prayer, and people who are willing to go to battle on their knees.
Preached from 2025 Winterfest, Pastor Evans preaches on the characters in the story of Isaac and Rebekah, and what the camel represents to us as Christians.
Preached from the 2025 Winterfest, Brian Baer preaches on the solution David gives when facing fear.
Preached from The 2024 Winter Camp Meeting in Seffner, FL, Brian Baer preaches about what David did in the most desperate time of his life.
Preached from The 2024 Winter Camp Meeting in Seffner, FL, Calvin Ray Evans preaches about the woman with the spirit of infirmity, and how Jesus healed her despite the indignant response from the critics.
In two passages given here from the Bible, we see the danger in removing the hedge. Pastor Evans preaches an informative message on what the hedge represents, and the importance of keeping the hedge up.
We find great similarities in the characteristics of the sun, moon, & stars to Christ, the Church, and the Children of God.
When a child is lost, we have an organization that works to recover them called "The Center For Missing Children." There are several parallels between the work of that organization and what the church should be for the lost. Let us do everything we can to seek the lost and bring them in!
God sets boundaries in our lives to keep the enemy out and to keep us in. When we cross those boundaries, there are consequences. In Joshua 15, we learn about one of God's boundaries: Scorpion's Pass.
Between the camps of the Phillistine and Israelite armies was a valley. This unclaimed area of land would be known in modern day military terms as no man's land. A church becomes no man's land when it is barren and without praise. David gives us a pattern to follow in no man's land: run toward your giant and defeat the enemy through the power of God.
When you find yourself lost, there are four steps to being found, described within the acrostic "S.T.O.P." Stop, Think, Observe, and Plan.
1 Samuel 23 gives us insight into a conversation between the Lord and David, as David asks if he shall pursue the enemy and save Keilah, and God tells him to pursue and he will win the victory. When God says go, we must go!
Although not a common topic for a sermon, we can learn so much from the life of King Asa. Some of his acts as king were right, but he made key mistakes that ultimately cost him his life. Let us learn from his mistakes so we can better serve our Lord!
Nehemiah was but a cup bearer to the King, but God heard his prayer and used him mightily to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem and restore the city back to God.
Prayer is truly a privilege to the believer. Being able to communicate with God at all times is such a blessing, and we often take it for granted. There are times when we feel we can't pray for ourselves, and what a comfort it is to hear others praying for us; and to know that Jesus is praying for us to the Father!
In part 1 of this series, we look specifically at the gift that God gave us at Christmas. We are a blessed people!
As we approach a new year, let us reflect and embrace the concept of a fresh start and a new thing, as spoken in Isaiah 43:18 & 19.
Jesus' earthly father, Joseph, is a character in the Christmas story that is often overlooked. Jonathan McNeese gives us a fresh perspective on who Joseph was, and a unique depiction of his place in the story of Christ.
Finishing the series, we focus on the Giver of the gift, who is also the gift, Jesus Christ!
Now arriving at Christ's birth in the series, the word did become flesh and dwelt among us! Pastor Evans explains the significance of John1:6-13, and what it means for the believer in celebrating the birth of Christ.
After studying Christ before Christmas, we come to the arrival of Christ born into human flesh. Salvation came down at Christmas!
Before Christmas was ever celebrated on Earth, it was planned in Heaven. John 1:1-5 contains more than any other text in the Bible. The message is so profound you couldn't explain it with thousands of words, yet it is summed up in 5 verses. Explore the depths of Christ before the first Christmas!
Before Christmas was ever celebrated on Earth, it was planned in Heaven. John 1:1-5 contains more than any other text in the Bible. The message is so profound you couldn't explain it with thousands of words, yet it is summed up in 5 verses. Explore the depths of Christ before the first Christmas!
Preached from the 2024 Mountaineer Camp Meeting, Joe Nelson encourages the children of God to never give up, don't quit! God promised the Israelites deliverance from Egypt, and He will do the same for us.
Preached from the 2024 Mountaineer Camp Meeting, Calvin Ray Evans presents the history of the feast of Purim, and how it relates to the Christian today.
Before Jesus would heal the blind man from Bethsaida, he told him he had to leave town. Listen and discover why Jesus made this peculiar request.
Preached from the 2024 Calvin - Doris Evans Memorial Camp Meeting, Calvin Ray Evans speaks on the concept of time, and the promise that Heaven will be a place where time shall be no more.
Are you content in living -good enough--- God is calling us to cross over Jordan into the land of -God enough.-
In the book of Acts, God promised the church power, and -great power.- God gave us power through the completed work on Calvary, followed by the comforter given to the saints. We are not powerless, we have the Holy Spirit-
Through 2 Samuel 17, and the life of Absalom, we learn the difference between a prince and a king.
What seemed like a curse to the Egyptians, was a blessing to the people of God. God used the plagues to deliver the Israelites, and a major part of this deliverance came through frogs.
Why is the church still here on Earth-- Pastor Evans speaks on the mission of the church, and its duty to reach the lost.
The characteristics of God are impossible to narrow down to just a few sermons, but Pastor Evans covers some basic concepts describing the attributes of God in this series. In this sermon He continues on the Justice - Mercy of God.
Preached from the 2024 Christian Baptist Camp Meeting, Pastor Evans speaks about the life of the apostle Paul, and his experience escaping persecution with the help of friends and a basket.
Preached from the 2024 Christian Baptist Camp Meeting, Pastor Evans speaks on the subject of worship in Heaven.
Vision is vital to the life of the christian. Having a revealed understanding of the will of God helps guide us through this life as we seek to further His kingdom. It is important that we ask God for a clear revelation of His will for us.
The parable of the prodigal son is one of the most commonly known in the Bible, but we find a peculiar character in the text that is often overlooked. Who is the citizen of the far country that is mentioned in verse 15-- Pastor Evans answers who this unusual person is, found in Luke 15.
Vision is vital to the life of the christian. Having a revealed understanding of the will of God helps guide us through this life as we seek to further His kingdom. It is important that we ask God for a clear revelation of His will for us.
Most of us can safely say we are a blessed people. But the Bible promises us we can be beyond blessed. Pastor Evans continues to preach on this phrase in context of Luke 6-38.
Most of us can safely say we are a blessed people. But the Bible promises us we can be beyond blessed. Pastor Evans dives into the subject of giving, being blessed, and beyond blessed.
A common theme in Psalm 126 is that God can turn things around. Our prayer is that God will do it again-
Preached from the 2024 Back to the Bible Camp Meeting, Pastor Evans expounds on the unusual phrase -Busy Here - There.-
The characteristics of God are impossible to narrow down to just a few sermons, but Pastor Evans covers some basic concepts describing the attributes of God in this series. In this sermon He continues on the Justice - Mercy of God.
The characteristics of God are impossible to narrow down to just a few sermons, but Pastor Evans covers some basic concepts describing the attributes of God in this series. In this sermon He continues on the Justice of God.
The characteristics of God are impossible to narrow down to just a few sermons, but Pastor Evans covers some basic concepts describing the attributes of God in this series. In this sermon He speaks on the Justice and Mercy of God.
The characteristics of God are impossible to narrow down to just a few sermons, but Pastor Evans covers some basic concepts describing the attributes of God in this series. In this sermon He speaks on the Grace of God.
We often hear about the marriage supper of the Lamb, whether it be in song, sermon, or general conversation. But what is the marriage supper of the Lamb-- Pastor Evans preaches from Revelation 19 to answer the question.
What would you do if you knew you had 30 days to live-- It is appointed unto us all that we must die, no one is exempt. But how do we make sure we live a meaningful life with the life we've been given--
Many times we focus on trying to prosper in the hard times, but success can be equally difficult to handle.
King Hezekiah is a picture of the child of God who is in connection to the Lord. Berodach-baladan is a picture of the devil presenting himself in disguise. Let us take warning of the deceit of our enemy and be aware of his tactics.
Preached from the 2024 Spring Jubilee- Mike Blanton answers the question- -Who is Jesus- found in Matthew 21.
Preached from the 2024 Spring Jubilee- Evangelist Jacob Berry spoke about the process of adoption and how it relates to the believer being adopted into the family of God.
Preached from the 2024 Spring Jubilee- Simon the magician offered to try to buy the Holy Ghost, but it is a gift. Which begs the question, the Holy Ghost is a most precious gift, but what is He worth to you--
A sermon preached at the 2024 Spring Jubilee- Pastor Evans speaks on what a chosen vessel is, and the process that they go through to make it useful.
All throughout the Bible, leprosy is considered a type of sin. How Jesus heals the leper in Luke 5 teaches us some valuable lessons.
The commonly quoted phrase from Luke 9-58, holds a deeper meaning than just the home of a fox or a bird. We learn that Christ was making a comparison to the world that we live in now, and the life to come that is far greater.
Pastor Mike Blanton emphasizes the power of the Empty Tomb, and how it changed everything-
Through the story of Christ's triumphal entry on Palm Sunday, we learn through the donkey He rode on that we have more in common than meets the eye.
In preparation for the transition from the tabernacle to a permanent temple, we read of the planning for the music aspect of worship to take place there. God specifically gives us more information on Heman than anyone else mentioned in this text. Pastor Evans explains what makes Heman so unusual.
In life, things do not happen to us, they happen for us- May we see the purpose behind each day, and see Jesus through every circumstance.
Through Zacchaeus, we see how we should deal with our sin. But in the last days of Jesus' life, we learn how Jesus deals with sin. He picks up a whip for correction, a towel for service, and a cross for sacrifice and salvation.
In Romans 16, Paul thanks Tertius, a scribe who wrote the book of Romans. His name translates as -third.- We learn from Tertius that God just asks us to be the willing vessel that He can use for His glory- What an honor to be used as the pen in the hand of the Author-
The average Christian finds themselves somewhere between accepting salvation, and finding the power of God to take the good news to the rest of the world. We gain pardon at Calvary, but gain power at Pentecost.
Pastor Evans explains the connections between the seal and the earnest, mentioned in Ephesians 1.
David - Jonathan made a covenant because of their love for one another. Jonathan surrendered everything of value to himself to be in the will of God. Pastor Evans explains the definition of a covenant and what it means for the child of God.
Jeremiah presents us with four areas that we can see how mighty our God is. It would do us much good to take time to observe the might of God-
In a -know-it-all- society, it is hard for people to grasp that there are some things we just can't know. But Jesus teaches us in John 13 that there are some things we won't know until He chooses to reveal them.
In Ecclesiastes 10, we find an unusual phrase that mentions dead flies in the ointment. Pastor Evans explains that this relates to us protecting the anointing from the attempts from the enemy to destroy it.
Not to be confused with the miracle of the feeding of the 5,000, this separate miracle proves once again that we serve the God of abundance. Jesus has whatever we need-
If a person can grasp all of the principles found in Mark 5, you will receive all spiritual blessings found therein, and have all your physical and spiritual needs met.
-Entereth into that within the veil- seems like a strange phrase to appear in Hebrews 6, but Pastor Evans soon reveals how powerful this phrase is to the believer.
Peter is checking on the people of God, and while on his journey, he discovers a man named Eneas who was sick of the Palsy for 8 years. Through the power of Jesus Christ, Peter was able to speak to Eneas and bring him up from his bed to a new life of healing. If you have a need, it's time to arise, make thy bed and have your need met-
Preached from the 2024 Smoky Mountain Camp Meeting, Pastor Evans explains how the phrase -according to his eating- from Exodus 16 relates to the appetite of the church today. We have access to as much from the Lord as we are hungry for-
In 1 Samuel 30, David experienced what was undoubtedly one of the worst days of His life. But from this experience, we learn what to do on the worst days of our life.
In 1 Samuel 30, David experienced what was undoubtedly one of the worst days of His life. But from this experience, we learn what to do on the worst days of our life.
God tells Moses He will reveal His goodness to him. We are given this same promise- we see and experience all of God's goodness every day that we live.
In Romans 11-16, we are taught that if Christ is Holy, then God's children, as the branches, are also to be holy. We are connected to the Vine, and therefore should bear His attributes.
In order to defeat the enemy, we must understand His battle plan. Because of the victory won at the cross, we can also triumph-
True worship is when we realize God does not owe us anything, but we owe Him everything-
Preached from the Christian Unity Revival in Hayesville, NC, Pastor Evans uses the story of Daniel in the Lions den to teach us how to survive the attack of the enemy.
Jonah Chapter 1 is a picture of what may happen to someone who decides to get into relationships with those that are in direct rebellion to God.
Abraham built several altars through his life, and Pastor Evans explains what those altars represent and their application to us today.
Spiritual prejudice has no place in the heart of a child of God. The spirit of Jonah must be broken.
Even under Egyptian bondage, God proved to be the Difference for Israelites. He is the same God today, and He can make a difference in your life-
Early in Jesus' ministry, we find him led into the wilderness to fast, and the Devil tempted Him there. We learn that we will fight battles now, in order to be effective in ministry down the road. When the temptation has passed, we learn that there are 4 aspects of ministry that Jesus displays for us to follow.
Early in Jesus' ministry, we find him led into the wilderness to fast, and the Devil tempted Him there. We learn that we will fight battles now, in order to be effective in ministry down the road. We can triumph over the temptor-
Part 3 of -The Word of God- series focuses on the story of Jeremiah writing a message of judgment from God to the King, and the King's response.
Part 2 of -The Word of God- series, where Pastor Evans focuses on the sacrificial symbol of the burnt offering.
This introductory message on the book of Ezra is the first part of -The Word of God- series, where Pastor Evans studies the word of God at work throughout the Bible. Themes of Revival, Renewal, and Restoration are all found within Ezra.
In Jonah's attempt to run from the will of God, he found himself in the belly of a great fish. It was at this low point that he then turned to God and prayed, surrendering his will for the Lord's. Oftentimes God uses the trials and low-points in our lives to bring us to that place, where we can be used by God, how He wants to use us.
In God's economy, there are only sons, and daughters. God Has No Grandchildren, so as God's children, we have access to all the blessings of being His children.
Thomas, one of the twelve disciples, was recorded as being absent in John 20-24. We don't know why he didn't come when Jesus showed up, but we know he missed out-
We learn valuable lessons from the life of Paul, and must consider what it takes to serve the Lord like he did.
Brian Baer preached a message at the 2023 Back to the Bible Camp Meeting in Lucasville, OH, on the matter of prayer, and being persistent with our communication with the Lord. How sad it would be to give up and stop short of victory. If we are faithful to ask, He'll be faithful to answer-
A powerful message preached at the 2023 Back to the Bible Camp Meeting in Lucasville, OH, Pastor Cal spoke on the change we experience as Christians when we're saved, in comparison to the metamorphosis of a worm into a butterfly.
We find assurance in Christ to navigate this life as Christians. We can confidently say we know we are saved, and on the way to Heaven-
Pastor Evans does a study on tears throughout the Bible and what they mean to us as children of God.
Pastor Evans does a study on tears throughout the Bible and what they mean to us as children of God.
Pastor Evans does a study on tears throughout the Bible and what they mean to us as children of God.
Hannah had a request of the Lord, but she did not speak it aloud. 1 Samuel 1 tells us that she spoke the words in her heart, but uttered no words. God heard her prayer for a son, and answered her request with Samuel. Many times we may feel like God does not hear our prayers, but we learn through Hannah that God still hears unspoken requests.
This message comes from the Camp Meeting in Seffner, FL, where Brian Baer preached on the parable of the 10 virgins. If you stay ready, you don't have to get ready-
This message comes from the Camp Meeting in Seffner, FL, where Calvin Ray Evans preached a powerful sermon on what Purim is, and the use of groggers to make some noise over the enemy-
The Pharisees were trying to set Jesus up by asking Him to heal a man stricken with dropsy on the Sabbath. Jesus turned the tables to teach them and us a valuable lesson.
Pastor Evans preaches a powerful sermon on the faithfulness of God at the 2023 Mountaineer Camp Meeting, in Julian, WV. When we consider our Lord, above everything He is faithful-
Pastor Evans does a study on tears throughout the Bible and what they mean to us as children of God.
When we realize that God's presence is all that we need, we can live without all the answers. The peace that God provides with His presence alone casts out all uncertainty.
As we think about heaven, we often talk about what will be there that isn't earthly. But have you ever asked yourself what will be there that was here on earth-- Pastor Evans answers this question.
Like the Wise Men described in Matthew 2, we can approach Christ with a desire to worship Him. Despite the long journey of this life, He is still worthy of praise-
Although the word -Rejoice- is typically used around the Christmas season, we are encouraged to use this word, and put it into practice all year long. In times of turmoil, we can have peace and that causes us to rejoice-
Why is the celebration of Christmas so controversial-- Pastor Evans answers this perplexing question in a series of messages addressing the questions surrounding the birth of Christ.
Why is the celebration of Christmas so controversial-- Pastor Evans answers this perplexing question in a series of messages addressing the questions surrounding the birth of Christ.
Why is the celebration of Christmas so controversial-- Pastor Evans answers this perplexing question in a series of messages addressing the questions surrounding the birth of Christ.
Often times, God uses different methods to defeat the same enemies that we continue to face. When the Philistines came back yet again against David and Israel, God once again fought their battle and defeated them.
In order to be set free from the enemy, David had to use extreme measures. Sometimes our victories come when we are willing to think outside of the box.
God's gift of music ties us all together, even beyond language barriers. There are three types of music, soothing, sensual, and the spiritual kind that Pastor Evans preaches about- Soul Music.
The world is seeking peace. In Philippians 4, Paul gives the very cure for finding peace in a chaotic world.
At a wedding celebration that Jesus attended, they ran out of wine. The very thing they needed, Jesus was able to provide in the right time. In a day where the world is missing the power and presence of the Holy Ghost, we need to pour it out- We have what they need-
When Jesus came to the tomb of Lazarus, He called them out on their lack of faith. He then asked them to remove the stone from the tomb, and called Lazarus by name, and He came back from the dead and walked out. Jesus proved once again that He was something you could believe in, even down to your bones.
Before departing, Joseph gave instructions concerning his bones. They would not be left behind in Egypt. This statement of faith was a promise he believed without a doubt- The children of Israel would be delivered from Egypt.
The Christian life begins with faith, and faith is necessary to carry us all the way through. In this message, we learn a lot about the father of faith, and the faithful, Abraham.
In the Bible, smoke is often used to represent the visible presence of God. But for every holy attribute that God has, Satan has a counterfeit for it. In this text, David is comparing the presence of Satan to smoke that needs to be driven away. In this message, we learn how to drive the presence of the enemy out.
Brian Baer preaches a doctrinal perspective of the rights of a child of God through the work of Christ on Calvary.
This message was preached from the 2023 Calvin - Doris Evans Memorial Camp Meeting, on the subject of Jacob, Leah, Rachel, and the birth of Judah- -Praise.-
God doesn't owe us anything, but we owe Him everything- We see in the events of Mark 14 that Mary, the sister of Lazarus, gave her all to anoint Jesus before His death. We are challenged to do the same for the One who gave His all for us-
God who created the Eye, can see all things. There are supernatural aspects of the eye that relate to us as Christians.
Often we use the phrase -blessed- to describe how we are- but do we truly know what it means to be blessed-- God wants to bless us, not only because He loves us, but because it brings glory back to Him-
As Christians, there are times that we go through situations that seem to have no solution. It's in these times, that only God can come through for us and work a miracle.
Pastor Evans uses the story of Jesus casting out the unclean spirit from a man in the synagogue to teach us what devils want to do to us. In three texts, we learn that they want to oppress, obsess, and possess us.
Pastor Jared DeAtley preaches a powerful message from a military background perspective, on searching for those wounded in the fight, and binding up their wounds.
God sends three angels to speak to Abraham and Sarah, and tell them that she will bare a child in her old age. Sarah laughs and doesn't believe that this will happen, and the angels reply with this question- -Is anything too hard for the Lord--- May your faith be challenged today with this same question.
In Ephesians, chapters 1-3 use a common word- -Mystery-. There are 3 perspectives given of the mystery of God's will, all of which Pastor Evans explains has been revealed as time as passed.
In order to overcome the enemy, we have to understand his tactics to defeat us. We can be overcomers-
The state of the church in the end times has been debated, with 2 particular viewpoints. We know the world will decline in all aspects, but some believe the church will go into decline as well, and others believe a Holy Ghost Revival will sweep this way one more time.
The word Midnight appears 14 times in the Bible. Every time it appears, it's always associated with a tragedy or a triumph. It is the breaking point between the previous day, and the start of a new. Pastor Evans connects the concept of -Midnight- to the believer throughout the Bible.
The Oyster teaches us about the redemptive power of Christ. When we were unable to stand for ourselves before a holy God, Jesus took our place and made us worthy.
In Luke 14, we are challenged to count the cost to follow Jesus. We can boldly say being a Christian is worth denying ourselves and taking up our cross-
In John 4, we see the power of Jesus displayed when He heals the Nobleman's son, who is sick in another location.
Jacob's father-in-law, Laban, sought to deceive Jacob by not paying him his wages. But Jacob did not fall for the lies of Laban, and God gave him the upper hand. God will take what others see as worthless, and work it for His glory-
We praise God for what will come to pass, and in God's timing it will come to completion.
Jesus went to the temple, and removed those that exchanged money there. In this process, He set the captive doves free in the House of God. When this was done, those that were sick were healed. If the dove is set free in our churches, we can experience the same healing.
One of the Bible's unique mysteries is found in John 21. The Bible details that they caught exactly 153 fish, and Pastor Evans reveals why he believes this mysterious number has a deeper meaning.
When we're facing a battle seemingly empty handed, God provides the Heavenly Honey we need to regain a vision and win the victory-
There comes a time in life when we must mature in faith, and grow up. In this story of Abraham and Sarah giving birth to their promised son Isaac in their old age, we see how God can grow His promises to us as we mature.
Pastor Evans presents an overview on the subject of clouds, and their connection to the Christian.
God uses His creation to teach us about life and Himself. We see several attributes of the stork that relate to the life of a Christian.
The children of Israel were fed by the hand of the Lord with manna everyday. But there came a time when the manna ceased, because God was moving them to something better. Although change is uncomfortable, often times God is moving us to better things.
In Matthew 14, Jesus feeds a multitude of people, and instructs his disciples to go on ahead of him in a ship to the other side of the water. They come into fierce weather, but during this storm they learn valuable lessons from the storm-calmer- Jesus.
In a study on the Lion, we can learn how to survive when the devil attacks us. Our adversary, as a roaring lion, is a real threat. But we can defeat him through the power of the Lion of the tribe of Judah.
In Psalm 92, we learn that the righteous shall grow like a cedar in Lebanon. There are several attributes of the cedar tree that relate to how we should be in Christ.
We can learn a lot through the behavior of the animals God created to answer questions of life. In Luke 34, Jesus weeps over Jerusalem, and uses the love of a hen for her chicks to describe his love for people.
In Psalm 92, we learn that the righteous shall grow like a cedar in Lebanon. There are several attributes of the cedar tree that relate to how we should be in Christ.
In Psalm 92, we learn that the righteous shall grow like a cedar in Lebanon. There are several attributes of the cedar tree that relate to how we should be in Christ.
In Psalm 92, we learn that the righteous shall grow like a cedar in Lebanon. There are several attributes of the cedar tree that relate to how we should be in Christ.
There is a lot we can learn from the life of the prophet Elijah. In this sermon, we focus on an encounter Elijah had with a widow woman from Zarephath. Her obedience with what little she had left, resulted in God's blessing each and every day to sustain her.
In this sermon, preached on Friday night of the Spring Jubilee, Calvin Ray Evans explains what happens when two lions battle, and relates it to the Lion of the tribe of Judah defeating our adversary, the devil.
In this interesting study, we see how God's word compares the Ant to how a believer should be. We would be wise to consider the Ant, and learn from their ways.
In this interesting study, we see how God's word compares the Ant to how a believer should be. We would be wise to consider the Ant, and learn from their ways.
God instructed David specifically on how to fight the Philistines. When he heard the sound of victory in the tops of the mulberry trees, then he would know that the Lord went before him and they could pursue the enemy. God did just as He said, and David smote the Philistines.
In preparation for dark days to come, we need to learn from the 3 Hebrew children that ignored the King's decree to worship false idols. If we stand for the true and living God, He will keep us through the fire and deliver us.
Jeremiah gave the comparison between the Potter working on the clay to create a vessel, and our Heavenly Father working on us to make us fit for His use. A great promise is found in this story, that the clay never leaves the hands of the Potter. It's good to know we'll never leave His hands-
Jeremiah gave the comparison between the Potter working on the clay to create a vessel, and our Heavenly Father working on us to make us fit for His use. A great promise is found in this story, that the clay never leaves the hands of the Potter. It's good to know we'll never leave His hands-
In Song of Solomon 6, we see mention of the name -Shulamite,- but the Bible doesn't specify who this Shulamite is. It is described that she takes on the name of Solomon before the wedding takes place, but we aren't given who she was. But through the help of the Lord and of scripture, Pastor Evans gives us some insight of who this Shulamite could be.
If we fail to get the breakthrough that we need spiritually, we learn in this text that the next generation will die. God wants to send a true spiritual breakthrough to the church, but we must desire it above anything else.
With Jesus' first recorded miracle, we learn that when we run out, that's where He begins to work. Whether the miracle occurred before, during, or after they poured the water out, doesn't really matter. What matters is that they were obedient to do what Jesus said.
In continuing the series, Pastor Evans preaches from Hosea 5 about what happens when God isn't put in His right place.
Preaching from the 2023 Come Alive Spring Camp Meeting, Pastor Evans uses the 7 churches from Revelation to help the modern-day church identify where they are in their relationship with Christ.
This message was preached at the Come Alive Spring Camp Meeting in Shelby, OH. God is a very present help in time of trouble. God's help to us is similar to the use of a lifeline in the field of diving. God communicates and keeps us safe through the lifeline of the Holy Spirit, tethered to the unmovable word of God.
The Apostle Paul was used by God to bring the gospel to a large area. In this text he is speaking in Athens, and we see him present Jesus, and the Resurrection to the people there.
Often times the Old Testament is overlooked as an outdated text. But in this message we are reminded of the importance of the Old Testament, and how it prophesied the coming of Christ as the Messiah.
Dying people tell no lies. The last words of an individual are often what they are remembered by. Pastor Evans takes a look at several examples of -last words- spoken before death.
Jesus will not stay where He is not wanted. When we desire to see Jesus, we can find Him. Are you expecting to see Him today-
Paul's greatest desire was to see the churches he planted prosper. He knew their greatest achievements would only be possible with the Lord leading the way.
We all desire to fulfill our dreams and goals. However, we should always allow God to direct us. If God's will lines up with our will, then great things will happen-
We must never become too far removed from where we first had an encounter with the Lord.
A unique look at history through the eyes of war. This world has never known a time without conflict. The greatest battle ever fought was between good and evil on Mt. Calvary.
The faithfulness of God is arguably His greatest attribute. If God was not faithful to love, to forgive, to show mercy and grace, where would we be- Pastor Brian preaches a tremendous message on God's faithfulness.
Pastor Evans continues his series on the specific parts of the garments of the high priest. This sermon focuses on Jesus as the Great High Priest.
Pastor Evans continues his series on the specific parts of the garments of the high priest. This sermon focuses on the coat of fine linen. A continuation of part 6.
Pastor Evans continues his series on the specific parts of the garments of the high priest. This sermon focuses on the coat of fine linen.
Pastor Evans continues his series on the specific parts of the garments of the high priest. This sermon focuses on the mitre.
Pastor Evans continues his series on the specific parts of the garments of the high priest. This sermon focuses on the robe.
Pastor Evans continues his series on the specific parts of the garments of the high priest. This sermon focuses on breastplate.
Pastor Evans continues his series on the specific parts of the garments of the high priest. This sermon focuses on the ephod. It's all about Jesus
Recent events have caused many to reflect on God's goodness. We shutter to think what would happen if the Lord had not been for us.
Pastor Evans begins a powerful series on the specific garments of the high priest and how each piece of clothing pointed toward Christ-
Calvin Ray Evans preaches a sermon focused on the signs within the church that point to the coming of Christ.
Pastor Evans focuses on the similarities between the earthly and the heavenly tabernacle.
Pastor Evans continues his series on the authority God has given to His children to be kings and priests.
Pastor Evans continues his series on the authority God has given to His children to be kings and priests.
Jim McComas is the Director of Family Ministries for the FWB Denomination. He delivers this powerful message on the sovereignty of God. Gods providential Hand is in every situation we face-
God given us authority through His Word and he likens this authority to a priesthood. Pastor Evans continues his series, focusing on the -royal priesthood.-
A unique sermon concerning the focus of the child of God as we near the coming of Jesus. A must hear sermon-
Pastor Evans begins a powerful series on Kings and Priests and how we, as children of God, have been given a special blessing. However, with that blessing comes great responsibility.
Many Christians have hope for future, but they need help in the present. Mary - Martha knew Jesus was able to heal. However, they buried their miracle.
A powerful sermon from Pastor Evans. Preached from the Winter Camp Meeting in Tampa, FL. He focuses on the Shulamite woman and her identity. A must hear message-
What can we give to God, who has everything- The answer is simple, worship. Worship makes Christmas complete.
Joseph's view on the story of Christ's birth shows us the -What- of Christmas. It details what Christmas shares, and what it should mean to us as children of God.
The word -Behold- seems to have a simple meaning at face value. However, Pastor Evans introduces us to a deeper definition for Behold- -Wow-. May we never lose the -Wow- of Christmas.
The miracle of Christmas is the conception of Jesus Christ. The virgin birth is a critical part of the Christmas story.
If, by faith, you can believe in the miraculous conception of Christ, you can overcome any future trial-
It's dangerous to spend too much time in darkness. In order to survive, you have to be exposed to the light.
If we come to Christmas and fail to praise the Lord for what He's done, then we'll never fully understand what Christmas is all about.
There is nothing as wonderful as salvation- This sermon looks at what the prophets, apostles, and angels say about your salvation.
The presence of the Holy Spirit is vital to a Christian. Pastor Evans warns of the possibilities of failure in our relationship with the Holy Spirit.
The church has suffered persecution since its inception. Pastor Evans looks into why salvation has the strength to carry you through whatever comes your way.
Pastor Evans continues his series on 1 Peter, focusing on the assurance of salvation. You cannot endure suffering without knowing that you are saved.
Admitting that Christians suffer can be a difficult task. However, Pastor Evans reminds us that our suffering is only temporary.
The sons of Korah died in rebellion to the Lord, but the grace of God gave them another chance to live.
We are to be instruments of praise. This message takes an in-depth look at the role of the harp as a means of praise to the Lord.
There's not many places where you can find good things. However, Paul instructed Timothy that God is responsible for many good things.
What a powerful word from pastor Joe Nelson. When the Lord is with us, we can dream impossible dreams and accomplish unimaginable victories-
An anointed message focusing on the importance of the staves used to bear the ark of God- No greater service than to carry His presence.
This popular segment of scripture is a hidden jewel showing the Christian, no matter how your life begins you can finish well-
A powerful sermon focusing on the ark that Noah built to save his family and any who would have boarded. God's promise is still true - we have an ark- His name is Jesus-
Sometimes it's difficult to make decisions. What direction should I take- Both roads look good - which one is right- A powerful message for anyone wanting to make the right decision.
A simple yet poignant question to consider. How well do you know Jesus- These two men in Luke 24 talked and ate with him and yet still had difficulty knowing He was Jesus.
Paul and Silas did not let their circumstances detour them from having church. God saw their commitment and performed a miracle-
What does it mean when people -cross- over into Heaven- Pastor Evans looks closer at this question and shares a powerful illustration concerning a ferry boat-
An anointed and powerful message focusing Jesus as our wolf hunter. He is the one that is willing and able to fight our battles- This is must hear sermon-
Our bodies are the container that hold the priceless treasure. The outside may not be much. However, its what's inside that matters-
A character study of a woman who made a bad decision which turned into a much worse problem. A must hear sermon.
So many Christians want the blessing without the battle. Salvation is free. However, once you are saved, the battle begins. Our hope rests that no enemy will be able to stand with God on our side-
This man's vision was restored differently than any other miracle in the Word of God. Why did Jesus need to touch this man twice-
A powerful sermon on the different types of cedar trees that grow in the Middle East. A great reflection on how we as Christians should live our lives-
This short illustration is a pre-cursor to the entire sermon concerning David's waiting period while he was in the pit. He's always an on-time God-
David's waiting period in the pit was described as being buried alive. However God knew the perfect time to bring him out-
This familiar passage in 1 Samuel reveals that David's puzzle was just getting started. Sometimes God allows a process to ensure His will in our lives.
Evangelist George Holley delivers a powerful Word on one of the most unique pictures of grace in Scripture. A must hear sermon-
God's ways are higher than our ways and when we seek His face, He will, in time, tell us His secret.
Pastor Evans completes his powerful series on healing from this familiar story in John 5
A timely and powerful sermon series on the subject of healing- A must hear for anyone going through physical, spiritual and emotional difficulty.
A timely and powerful sermon series on the subject of healing- A must hear for anyone going through physical, spiritual and emotional difficulty.
When studying the Word of God, it is critical to note where certain events occur. When you look deeper you will see a significant comparison with this particular location in Matthew 16.
Is it any wonder when Jesus performed a miracle that people were left in awe- What was so -strange- about this miracle in Luke 5-
What does it mean to -magnify- the Lord- A powerful sermon on a familiar passage of Scripture.
In our walk with Christ the gift of discernment is of upmost importance. How do we know if we are hearing the voice of the Lord-
Four different types of people were trapped in this passage- This sermon will show how we can get out of bondage by using a unique illustration to show the power of God to free us.
This sermon will apply to any who may listen. From young to old, you can find help in this powerful message. He is able to meet your need-
A powerful message from pastor Evans on how we should be able to discern the genuine from the fake.
Even though the leper was not next in line to receive his miracle, he made himself next in line by going directly to Jesus-
No better place to be than in the presence of the Lord. A powerful sermon from Pastor Evans, showing us the great privilege of being a part of the new testament church.
Samson's fall was not the fault of Delilah. He simply failed to acknowledge the God of his gifts-
The children of Israel are now free from the bondage of the enemy. However, they are stuck in their freedom, needing guidance from the Lord-
Pastor Evans focuses on the life of Paul and compares it to the journey of life we as Christians will take.
The conclusion to the series on the Gospel. It is the power of God unto salvation to ALL who believe-
The blood of Jesus speaks for itself- We must have our home covered by His blood to be safe from the destroyer-
No greater power on earth than the Gospel of Jesus- An anointed sermon series from Pastor Evans
We should strive to have the presence of God in the home of our heart- No greater joy than to experience the Glory of God- This sermon compares how smoke fills a home to how the presence of God fills our lives-
This powerful and timely message warns us to always offer clean and pure worship to the Lord-
Thrown to the side like littered garbage, the children of Israel wondered if anyone cared for their soul. Thank God Jesus passed by-
Children of Israel are in captivity. When will their freedom come- How long shall they live in bondage-
Pastor Evans final sermon in this powerful series on eternity. Focusing on the river of life-
May be the most powerful and anointed sermon in this series on Eternity. Pastor Evans focuses on the tree of life- A must hear-
Revelation 21 shows us what will not be in Heaven- Praise God for the things that won't be in the new Jerusalem-
Continuing the anointed series on Eternity, pastor Evans focuses on the holy Jerusalem-
Pastor Evans continues his powerful series on eternity, focusing on the internal view of Heaven.
None of us are exempt from needing repair. What a privilege to know someone who is able to fix the broken-
Pastor Evans continues his series on eternity by focusing on the external view of Heaven-
Pastor Evans continues his anointed series. This sermon looks at what happens after death for the child of God, specifically what happens to the body.
Pastor Evans continues his anointed series. This sermon looks at what happens after death for the child of God.
The co-existence of faith and doubt must be addressed and conquered. This text reveals three different people who overcame their doubt when Jesus showed up.
A powerful sermon series from Calvin Ray Evans. The church at Corinth was meeting but it was not making them better. We have a challenge and its our choice what our spiritual condition will be in the future. This is the third in the series of three sermons.
A powerful sermon series from Calvin Ray Evans. The church at Corinth was meeting but it was not making them better. We have a challenge and its our choice what our spiritual condition will be in the future. This is the second in the series of three sermons.
A powerful sermon series from Calvin Ray Evans. The church at Corinth was meeting but it was not making them better. We have a challenge and its our choice what our spiritual condition will be in the future.
Pastor Evans begins an anointed series and answers some poignant questions about Heaven and where we will spend eternity.
Pastor Andy Phipps from Muncie, IN preaches a powerful message on the calling that is placed on every Christian's life.
Can faith and doubt coexist in the life of a Christian- How could this father believe but not believe- These questions and more are answered in this timely sermon-
The book of Jonah, is not about Jonah or a whale. It's focus is God's grace and mercy to the city of Ninevah-
The final sermon in this powerful series on knowing your enemy. This message focuses on the enemy known at the antichrist-
Pastor Evans dives into another name for the enemy of our soul - the roaring lion. We must stand our ground when the enemy roars against us-
Pastor Evans continues his powerful sermon series on -Know Your Enemy.- This message looks into the name of satan.
Evangelist Garret Fitch reminds us how thankful we should be for all that God has done for us. A powerful reminder from the prayer of Daniel.