Harmony Baptist Church Podcast: Recent Episodes
Harmony Baptist Church, Andalusia Alabama
Jesus closed his Sermon on the Mount with a parable contrasting two builders, one wise and the other foolish.
In the coming year, as we turn the page, God's word is the one thing that can be trusted as our guide to keep us moving forward in Christlikeness.
A Christian distinctive is confidence in God's love for his children and how experiencing God's love conforms us into the image of Christ in the world.
This sermon the mark of Christian love in contrast to Cain, a prototype of the world and its hate.
In this sermon Bro. Keith explains the contrast of Christian assurance with the antichrist spirit of the world.
In this sermon Bro. Keith shows the incompatibility of God's love and love for the world.
In this sermon Bro. Keith explains how the three knows (the forgiveness of sins, have overcome the evil one, and you know God) are the foundation for Christian assurance.
John's overarching concern in this letter is a Christian assurance of fellowship with God in Christ. Our assurance is nurtured by the inward desire to live with a distinctive Christian love for one another. Love that is grounded in God's forgiveness and truth.
One of John's aims is to offer Christians assurance of their fellowship with God and eternal life. The first test is the desire to live as Christ lived.
Sinners will sin, even the most devout Christians, but Christ is the advocate of all who believe in his name.
The assurance of fellowship with Christ is that sinners are forgiven and made clean for living out their salvation amid the world's darkness.
God is light, purity and holiness, in a dark world. Christian assurance is sure and true because it rests in God holiness.
Bro. Keith explains the apostle John's theology of life as a foundation for being Christian in the world.
Bro. Keith introduces the book of First John in preparation for the coming series Being Christian in the World. The sermon outlines the three "we knows" about God, the world, and our life in the world emphasized by John.
In this sermon Bro. Keith uses the pilgrim's longing for the joy, unity, and peace of gathered worship as a model for the church as we regather for worship.
Bro. Keith shows how Nehemiah's perspective on his task can instruct us as we resume congregational meetings, and how it sets the stage for the coming Messiah.
Bro. Keith explains three foundational truths and practices that assists our making wise decisions.
Bro. Keith offers encouragement for mothers as they prepare their children for life in a strange and broken world.
Bro. Keith takes the principles from Joshua 18:1-10 and applies them to the ministry of Harmony Baptist Church in the days after COVID-19.
Bro. Keith offers some insights into how living as an exile in Babylon is instructive for Christian exiles living in Covington County.
Bro. Keith uses Jeremiah's trip to the potter's house to demonstrate how God's people are to respond to his shaping work.
An exposition of how Jesus' seaside meal with seven disciples sets the stage for the next chapter in their lives.
Bro. Keith explains the difference between glory and cheap substitutes and the theological implication related to the Lord's Supper.
This sermon is aimed at helping Christians remain faithful to God in the midst of personal suffering.
Bro. Keith uses the account of Job's grief and loss to emphasize the truth that people worship God for who he is, our good God, over what he does.
This sermon is designed to help people avoid errors in reading and applying the implications of God's judgments to daily living.
This sermon reminds Christians of four foundations that will ground our faith in the days of the COVID-19 crisis.