Parenting is one of the hardest jobs on earth. Children do not come with a user manual that tells you how to troubleshoot their problems and keep them functioning properly. Most of what we learn about parenting, we learn by observation and by trial and error. Sometimes it feels like more error than trial. It […]
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Some years ago, I came across an interesting trend in the corporate world, especially among technology companies. Companies were hiring people to promote their brand or products and referring to them as “evangelists.” I grew up in church, and until then, I had never heard anyone other than a traveling preacher referred to as an […]
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Most people don’t like to stand out from the crowd. Something in our nature urges us to go along with what appears to be the popular opinion of the moment. Perhaps it is our desire to be accepted or to feel validated, but whatever the cause, we are all susceptible to being swept along with […]
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God expects His people to cooperate. The job He has given us is too big for any of us to do alone. It requires the participation of every member of His body, each individual doing their part to contribute to the success of the whole.Unfortunately, our sinful pride often inhibits our cooperation. We get jealous […]
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Soul-winning is more than handing out a tract or sharing a brief gospel presentation at someone’s doorstep. Those are good and right, but there is much more involved in the process that we must not overlook. The Bible uses many different words to describe how the gospel was given out and how the lost were […]
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In Job 1:1, we are told that Job “was perfect and upright, and one that feared God, and eschewed evil.” He was a godly man who had been blessed by God in many ways, including the blessing of ten children. One of the pieces of evidence of Job’s godliness and personal walk with the Lord […]
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When your arms grow weak,And it’s hard to speak;We will do our part,With an Aaron’s Heart. We’ll bear your burdensand will show God’s love.We will hold your handswith strength from Above. When your heart cries out,To grieve or rejoice,But words will not come,We will be your voice. If your arms are weak,And it’s hard to […]
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It has been rightly said, “The heart of the matter is a matter of the heart.” The output and the outcome of our lives are not determined by external causes, such as our environment or upbringing. They are not determined by physical causes, such as diseases and disorders. Those things certainly influence our lives but […]
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Genesis 50:20 “But as for you, ye thought evil against me; but God meant it unto good, to bring to pass, as it is this day, to save much people alive. “ Joseph is one of the Old Testament’s most well-known Bible characters, partly because of his coat of many colors and partly because he […]
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No character in history other than Jesus Christ has had more influence in the world than the man Abraham. Three major world religions have come from his family line: Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. His story is a journey of faith in the unbreakable promises of God. His faith in God led him to do things […]
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“Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered. Blessed is the man unto whom the LORD imputeth not iniquity, and in whose spirit there is no guile.” (Psalms 32:1-2) There is a lot of misery in the world. Not many people are truly and consistently happy. What happiness people experience is short-lived […]
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Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.
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The importance of unity among any group of people cannot be overstated, especially among the body of Christ in the local church. Satan knows that if he can divide us, he can defeat us, and therefore, he works hard to cause divisions in the church. Often, these divisions are not about sinful things, but merely […]
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When it comes to giving and receiving comfort, the matter can be perfectly summed up in just two words: “It’s complicated.” Grief is an intensely personal struggle. No two circumstances are the same. No two people are the same. This means that what is helpful and comforting to us as we work through the emotions […]
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In 1969, researcher Elizabeth Kübler-Ross published a book entitled “Death and Dying” in which she outlined what is commonly called the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. While her observations were likely very accurate, it is important to know that she was not a Biblical counselor. Secularists are often very good […]
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Christmas time is generally associated with extra happiness, if the popular Christmas songs are any indication.“We wish you a merry Christ,” “Have A Holly Jolly Christmas,” and even “Jingle Bells” all tell us that the Christmas season is supposed to filled with joy. Thinking about and celebrating the birth of our Savior should cause us […]
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Any time two sinners interact with each other, there is the potential for conflict. Sometimes, that conflict can rise to such a level that it creates a rift. Whereas before, there was friendship and fellowship, there now are hurt feelings and avoidance. Their conflict can even spill over and involve others in the strife. Satan […]
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Wednesday Night Bible study at Philadelphia Baptist Church in Rutledge, GA. Pastor Steven Chamberswww.PBCRutledge.org
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Everyone likes the idea of living a life that is blessed, but how can one ensure that their life is a blessed life? The only way is to live your life as God instructs us to in the Bible. For instance, the first Psalm begins with these words, “Blessed is the man that walketh not […]
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Life is not always happy. There are times when sad things happen, and it is good for us to feel sad and grieve during those times. But it is not good for us to be unhappy all the time or to let the unhappy things take away the joy that God wants us to have […]
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The aged women likewise, that they be in behaviour as becometh holiness, not false accusers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things;
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But speak thou the things which become sound doctrine: That the aged men be sober, grave, temperate, sound in faith, in charity, in patience.
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Jesus performed numerous miracles when He was on the earth, many of which involved healing the sick. Those miracles proved that Jesus was God the Son and the Savior of the world. They were the stimulus for many conversations that led people to have saving faith in the Gospel. The apostles of Jesus followed His […]
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Acts 9:31 Then had the churches rest throughout all Judaea and Galilee and Samaria, and were edified; and walking in the fear of the Lord, and in the comfort of the Holy Ghost, were multiplied. When we are first introduced to Saul in the New Testament, he is the ringleader of the persecution of the […]
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“The Image of God” Lyrics by Susan Bentall Boersma written for Brock McCauley and God’s disabled children, all of whom bear His image. Brock McCauley is a beautiful six-year-old boy. He is also a person who has Down syndrome, autism, a sensory processing disorder and an immune deficiency. But more importantly, like each of us, […]
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Acts 9:31 Then had the churches rest throughout all Judaea and Galilee and Samaria, and were edified; and walking in the fear of the Lord, and in the comfort of the Holy Ghost, were multiplied. When we are first introduced to Saul in the New Testament, he is the ringleader of the persecution of the […]
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Salt And Light Living Matthew 5-7 records for us the greatest sermon ever preached, the sermon of our Savior. We call it the sermon on the mount and Jesus is speaking to his followers on the characteristics of the citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven. He starts by describing the character they ought to have […]
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Matthew 5-7 records for us the greatest sermon ever preached, the sermon of our Savior. We call it the sermon on the mount and Jesus is speaking to his followers on the characteristics of the citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven. He starts by describing the character they ought to have in what we call […]
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It is incredible how people born to the same parents and raised in the same home can turn out completely opposite. Sometimes, they do not even resemble one another in appearance; other times, they look similar, but their personalities are polar opposites. The differences between even close relatives are often by God’s design to display […]
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“I Am Standing At The Crossroads” by The Stephen Riffel Family.
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Many people imagine that getting to heaven is simply a matter of ensuring your good works outweigh your bad. If you try to be kind and avoid any enormous sins like murder or robbing a bank, then you are good enough to go to heaven when you die. All false religions teach this concept in […]
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“The God Of Peace” Philadelphia Baptist Church Choir
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1 Corinthians 10:31 says, “Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.” We exist to bring glory to God and have been commanded to glorify God intentionally. So, it only makes sense that a primary purpose of the church is to glorify God. The church belongs […]
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Growing up is an odd thing. We spend much of our time as children trying to act like grown-ups, and then some grown-ups spend a lot of their time acting like kids. The difference between children and adults is maturity. However, we do not expect adults to act like kids; we expect them to act […]
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Right and wrong are not determined by the circumstances we face. What is convenient is not always right. Sometimes it is easier to do the wrong thing. Occasionally our friends will mistakenly encourage us the wrong way. We must look past the immediate situation and see the will of God. We must block out the […]
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Guest Speaker: Dr. Joel SpencerDr. Joel Spencer has served the Lord in full time ministry for many years. After receiving his graduate degree from Maranatha Graduate School of Theology, he pastored in Bethlehem, PA. Later, the Lord called him to graduate school where he received his Doctor of Religious Education degree. For nearly 25 years […]
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“Growing up in a pastor’s home, I was saved at a relatively young age. I remember sitting with me dad while he went over the plan of salvation – how my sin separated me from God and destined me to an eternity in hell, but God’s Son Jesus died in my place on the cross […]
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God created man with a need to belong. We were not designed to exist in isolation but in community with God and each other. At creation, God said, “It is not good that the man should be alone” (Genesis 2:18). We need a relationship with God to be fulfilled, but we also need relationships with […]
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Why would people want to avoid commitment? People do not want to make commitments because there consequences for breaking them. They want to be able to do what they please and not be held accountable. God created us to exist in committed relationships. Even before the fall, God said, “It is not good that man […]
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Why Church? There are some things that we do without thinking about it very much. Breathing is a good example. Most likely, you did not have to consciously make yourself breathe when you woke up this morning. You do it because it comes naturally, and you don’t think much about it. But if you were […]
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O house of Israel, cannot I do with you as this potter? saith the Lord. Behold, as the clay is in the potter’s hand, so are ye in mine hand, O house of Israel.
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We have a universal need for godly counsel, Ironically, we also have a nearly universal tendency to spurn godly counsel. In our pride, we think that we have all the answers, or at least that we can figure them out on our own. Proverbs 12:15 says, “The way of a fool is right in his […]
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If we had to make a list of the most stubborn characters in the Bible, Pharaoh would certainly be close to the top of that list. When Moses told him that God said, “Let me people go,” he immediately responded by saying, “Who is the LORD, that I should obey his voice to let Israel […]
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How much is a mother worth? The question seems almost disrespectful to ask, because they are priceless. Salary.com completed a survey in 2021 “tracking real-time market prices of all the jobs that moms perform. The result? The median annual salary for stay-at-home moms [was] $184,820.” But in a strange twist of irony, many mothers doubt […]
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The city of Ephesus in ancient times was known for a festival in which they would worship a false god called Bacchus. Bacchus was the god of wine, and their worship involved rampant drunkenness. The first century Ephesian believers that Paul wrote to knew all too well the effects of being “drunk with wine,” yet […]
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The city of Ephesus in ancient times was known for a festival in which they would worship a false god called Bacchus. Bacchus was the god of wine, and their worship involved rampant drunkenness. The first century Ephesian believers that Paul wrote to knew all too well the effects of being “drunk with wine,” yet […]
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15 Then I came to them of the captivity at Telabib, that dwelt by the river of Chebar, and I sat where they sat, and remained there astonished among them seven days. 16 And it came to pass at the end of seven days, that the word of the Lord came unto me, saying, 17 […]
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But now ye also put off all these; anger, wrath, malice, blasphemy, filthy communication out of your mouth. Lie not one to another, seeing that ye have put off the old man with his deeds; And have put on the new man, which is renewed in knowledge after the image of him that created him: […]
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Special Guests: Evangelist Paul Crow & Family Paul Crow was born and reared in Greenville, South Carolina. He was saved at the age of fifteen. Not long after his salvation, ministry opportunities began to present themselves. By the time Paul graduated from high school, he was certain that God wanted him to preach. Sarah Crow […]
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Special Guests: Evangelist Paul Crow & Family Paul Crow was born and reared in Greenville, South Carolina. He was saved at the age of fifteen. Not long after his salvation, ministry opportunities began to present themselves. By the time Paul graduated from high school, he was certain that God wanted him to preach. Sarah Crow […]
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As Christians, we believe that Jesus Christ is Lord. Jesus is not a god. He is the Lord God, coequal with God the Father and God the Holy Spirit. But what exactly does it mean to call Jesus your “Lord”? The term “lord” is not as familiar to those of us who live under a […]
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And it came to pass the day after, that he went into a city called Nain; and many of his disciples went with him, and much people. Now when he came nigh to the gate of the city, behold, there was a dead man carried out, the only son of his mother, and she was […]
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For all of human history, people have been obsessed with cheating death. There is something in our consciences put there by God that lets us know that death is not a good thing. Death came to creation as a result of man’s sin. Sin causes all our problems, and the greatest problem it causes is […]
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It has been said that the first step in solving any problem is acknowledging that there is one. You must then properly define the problem to be able to correctly solve it. There is no shortage of problems in our lives, but all of them can be traced back to one big problem. That big […]
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Have you ever noticed how expensive it is to exist? Money is not evil. It is quite handy to have mostof the time. Nor it is not sin to be wealthy. but it is a sin to live for money. It is a sin to trust inriches. it is a sin to measure your worth […]
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We live in one of the wealthiest countries in the most affluent times in history. Even the poorest American Christians live better off than most of the world. The material things we enjoy are undoubtedly a blessing from God. But just because we enjoy material blessings does not necessarily mean that God is pleased with […]
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Abiding in Christ means having continual, close fellowship with Him because we recognize that He is our only source of spiritual life. Without Him, we can do nothing. When we abide in Christ, He works in and through us to produce godly fruit. God the Father purges and prunes us so that we become more […]
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Have you ever tasted a delicious grape or some other piece of fruit that was especially tasty? Chances are that if you have, you didn’t burst out in praise for a branch that the fruit grew on. You might have declared how much you like the variety of fruit, complimented the person who selected it, […]
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Self promotion will always be a temptation for anyone that has a desire to succeed. We will betempted to be impatient and take matters into our own hands to advance ourselves. We must trustGod to lift us however high He wants us to go and to do it in His time. Likewise, we should becontent […]
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We have learned that abiding in Christ means remaining in close, consistent fellowship with Him. It is living in complete dependence on Him for all things at all times because you realize that apart from Him, you can do nothing, and you are a branch that will wither and come to a wasted end. But […]
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In John 15:2, Jesus said the Father would remove the unfruitful branches from the Vine. The unfruitful branch is the Christian who does not live as a dependent on Jesus and who is not walking in consistent, close fellowship. That Christian is still saved, but there is a loss of fellowship and fruitfulness. They are […]
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For anyone to put themselves in danger, especially a life or death situation, they must have a good reason for it. David understood that the glory of God was at stake, and that was the best reason to get in the fight. When we face the enemy with faith-filled courage, God gives us victory, and […]
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“I am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing.” (John 15:5) When a person trusts Christ as their Savior, he is placed in Christ, and Christ dwells in them so that His eternal life […]
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In John 15:4, Jesus said, “Abide in me.” Those words form the only command found in the entire lesson on the vine and branches. Jesus is the vine, and we are the branches, meaning that Jesus is our only source of spiritual life, and we are totally dependent on Him. For Christ’s life to flow […]
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Whatever God calls us to do, we can be certain that God has already give us all the preparation we need to do the task. We may feel like we are inadequate, and the truth is that without God we are. We must determine to always do our best by the grace of God and […]
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As the Heavenly Husbandman tends His vineyard, He frequently prunes the branches. The process involves discarding the unfruitful branches and trimming the fruitful branches so they can bear more fruit in the future. In John 15:3, Jesus said, “Now ye are clean through the word which I have spoken unto you.” The Bible is the […]
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When we first meet David in 1 Samuel 16, he is a young man, probably just at teenager, who was all but forgotten by his family. God had a plan for David, and even though he may not have been man’s first choice, he was God’s chosen man.
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Every good farmer and gardener knows that to get maximum yield from plants, you have to weed and prune. A field, garden, orchard, or vineyard that is left to itself will grow wild, and the harvest will suffer. It is especially true for plants like grape vines that regular pruning is necessary. The dead wood […]
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God, in His wisdom and mercy, gave instructions in the law for the future kings of Israel. Included in those instructions were details about the role that God’s word was to play in the life of the kings. The Bible is not just a book for kings, it is the Book of the King of […]
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Our home is built on a piece of land that was left untouched for generations. When we purchased it, it was a tangle of pine trees, hardwoods, and lots of vines. There were vines everywhere, and most of them were undesirable. To pull them all out of the trees would have been impossible without damaging […]
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There are so many aspects of the Christmas story that serve to illustrate Christ’s purpose in coming to earth. For instance, Jesus is the Good Shepherd and the Lamb of God. It is fitting then that he was born in a stable and laid in a manger and that the shepherds were the first to […]
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God uses all kinds of people. He uses the refined and educated, but He also uses the rough and ignorant. Simon Peter was the kind of person that most people would place in the latter category. He was the kind of guy that always had something to say, even when he should have kept his […]
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Missionary Mike Martin Field Administrator with BWM Family: Mike and Hannah were married on February 6, 1999. We have four children: Stephen, Joshua, Caroline, and Julia. Testimony: I was saved at the age of 4. I recognized my need of a Savior and trusted in Christ at that early age. I was baptized at the […]
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The Christian life is a journey of sanctification. So, what exactly is sanctification? Sanctification is the work of God in us, whereby we are separated from sin and consecrated to His service. At the moment of salvation, we are sanctified in Christ so that our position before God is one of complete holiness. When we […]
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“Thy word is true from the beginning: and every one of thy righteous judgments endureth for ever.” (Psalms 119:160) The Bible would not be sufficient and it would not be supreme if it were not absolutely true. If there were any legitimate doubt as to its accuracy and reliability, then we could never be sure […]
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False doctrine is a major hindrance to Christian growth. That is why Peter took time to warn the believers against the false teachers they would inevitably encounter. We cannot assume that we would know a false teacher when we see them. They are very crafty and can often seem like the kind of people that […]
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“I will worship toward thy holy temple, and praise thy name for thy lovingkindness and for thy truth: for thou hast magnified thy word above all thy name.” (Psalms 138:2) God has spoken to man in several ways. God has spoken through the magnificence of creation, revealing His existence and His power to all humanity. […]
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“And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.” At the beginning of creation, God spoke, and God has continued speaking ever since. The Bible is a record of God’s communications to mankind and mankind’s responses to God’s speaking. God speaks, even if man does not always listen. How God speaks to man […]
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We are in a spiritual war. Satan and his army are bent on causing destruction and chaos in an effort to prevent the lost from being saved and the saved from growing in sanctification. Just like in physical war, one of the tactics that Satan loves to use is sabotage. He deploys secret agents who […]
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The Bible has a lot to say about money. Much of our life revolves around money, whether it is earning, saving, spending, or investing. It makes sense then that there are more references to money in the Bible than almost any other topic. It also explains why people can be so defensive whenever money comes […]
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In 2 Peter 1:16-21, Peter testifies to the believers concerning the reliability of the gospel message and of all the scripture. We cannot rely on personal experience for spiritual growth. We must replace experience driven, emotionally based views of Christian growth with reliance on the truth of God’s Word
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Missions is the mission of the church. God has commanded the church to “teach all nations.” We cannot be everywhere at once, so God calls some to leave where they are and go somewhere else to fulfill the great commission. We call these people “missionaries.” The church supplies the missionaries. As we reach the lost […]
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You can tell as you read his writings that Peter had the heart of a pastor. Jesus had commanded Peter, “Feed my sheep.” He instructed Peter, “and when thou art converted, strengthen thy brethren.” In this last letter that Peter wrote, he knew that his time to die was coming soon and he wanted to […]
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It is common in our modern era for missionaries to use mission boards to help them get to their field of service. It is an application of the Biblical pattern of many churches working together to fund and support Christian workers who are going out to plant new churches in faraway places. When used properly, […]
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Where do missionaries come from? They certainly do not grow on trees. Nor should they come from Bible Colleges or Christian Schools. God’s plan is for missionaries to be cultivated through the ministry of the local church. We find this pattern clearly demonstrated in the New Testament. In Acts 13, Paul and Barnabas were ministering […]
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Pastor Peter had a burden to see believers grow and become mature. His second epistle was written specifically to encourage Christians to grow in grace and in the knowledge of God, while warning them that there were those who would corrupt their faith and hinder their growth. Before Peter begins to discuss the specifics of […]
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The Mission of The Church, a Biblical Philosophy of Missions.
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Nothing feels quite so awful as seeing your child suffer and knowing there is nothing you can do to stop it. If you have ever been in a situation like hat, then you understand the utter helplessness that one feels in that situation. Suppose, then, that you took your child to an expert who was […]
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How hard is it to be a follower of Jesus? In an effort to persuade people to accept Christ as their Savior, we can mistakenly give people the idea that there is no cost involved in being a disciple of Jesus. The reality is that it is not easy to be a follower of Jesus. […]
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Judges 21:1-25
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We are constantly surrounded by things that would kill us if they could. There are many creatures and organisms that are deadly to us if they attack us. There are chemicals and substances all around us that are potentially fatal. The world’s most deadly toxin, according to many scientists, is so poisonous that just one […]
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Ruth’s first and most important redemption took place in Ruth 1. But there was another redemption that Ruth was blessed to experience, and how she came to experience that redemption is a beautiful illustration of the eternal redemption the God accomplishes through the gospel of Jesus Christ. The story of Ruth’s second redemption is wonderful […]
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In Ruth 3, Ruth was given instructions by Naomi that seemed odd to us and most likely seemed strange to Ruth. But those instructions were based on the truth of God’s word, and by following those instructions, Ruth would receive a tremendous blessing. Her story should encourage us to obey God’s word, whether our flesh […]
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Humans are naturally selfish creatures. Left to our own devices we will always turn inward, doing the things that make us happy and that satisfy our desires. We will view our relationships with others as a means to achieve a self-serving goal. Because of our sinful, selfish tendencies, it is hard for us to have […]
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There is no such things as luck. Nothing happens to us by pure coincidence because God is sovereignly working in our lives to achieve His perfect purpose in us and through us. How God sovereignly worked in Ruth’s life to put her in the right place at the right time to meet the right person […]
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Philadelphia Baptist Church has been in existence for over 85 years. The church has its roots near downtown Atlanta at the intersection of Cameron Street and DeKalb St. Today, you’ll find houses and I-20 on the land that once belonged to Cameron Street Baptist Church, as we were then known. We are not sure when […]
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Just like eating bitter food leaves a bitter taste in your mouth, enduring bitter circumstances can leave a lasting impression that may take time to recover from. During the time of recovery, we will be tempted to allow the bitterness of life to cause us to become bitter in spirit. While the road to recovery […]
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“And were beyond measure astonished, saying, He hath done all things well: he maketh both the deaf to hear, and the dumb to speak.” -Mark 7:37-In the creation account of Genesis 1, we read that at the end of each day God reviewed what He created and saw that it was good. We learn a […]
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Ruth 1:6-18 shows us how three ladies responded to their tragic circumstances. Naomi decided to return to the land of promise. Orpah’s departed to go back to the land of Moab. Ruth was determined to remain with Naomi and chose to place her trust in Jehovah. God uses times of trial in our lives to […]
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Man was created to worship God, but because of sin, we are tempted to turn from God and worship other things. When a person rejects God, they are choosing a path toward levels of debauchery and evil that they could never imagine. A person who persists in their rebellion against God will reach a point […]
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The mistake of the unknown prophet was to go against the clear revealed will of God. His story teaches us that no matter who we are and no matter what we are told, we must obey God’s Word. While God may not strike you dead the instant you disobey, failing to obey God always results […]
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The book of Ruth is all about God’s redemption. He can redeem a foreign widow from her destitution. He can redeem a bitter woman from her sorrow. He can redeem the sinful choices of a fearful man so that “all things work together for good.” But God’s grace and His power to redeem should never […]
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The Lord Jesus Christ was known for his gracious speech. “And all bare him witness, and wondered at the gracious words which proceeded out of his mouth.” (Luke 4:22) But there were a few times that Jesus’ words appear to be harsh and unkind. Such is the case with Jesus’ conversation with a Gentile woman, […]
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The story of the prodigal son is one of the most well-known parables that Jesus ever told. Most people are familiar with the prodigal’s part of the story. He was discontent with living and serving in his father’s house, so one day, he demanded his inheritance early. The father gives it to him, and he […]
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As the book of James comes to a close, the final instructions sum up how to live right in a world gone wrong. So many times we focus on visible outward actions instead of the invisible spiritual condition. The outward is merely a reflection of the inward and the visible is merely a symptom of […]
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“Give unto the LORD the glory dueunto his name: bring an offering,and come before him: worship theLORD in the beauty of holiness.”(1 Chronicles 16:29) Everyone isworshipping something. Even themost irreverent, ungodly atheistengages in worship. Websterdefines “worship” this way: “Toadore; to pay divine honors to;to reverence with supreme respectand veneration.” Worship is whenyou demonstrate your devotion […]
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Samson was known as a strongman, butin reality, he was very weak. He couldslay a lion bare handed, kill a thousandmen in one fight, and carry the gatesof an ancient city up a mountain. Yethe was not strong enough to controlthe sinful desires of his flesh. All ofthe famous events from Samson’sstory involve him indulging […]
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There are two sides to every person: the inside and the outside. Or in the language of the Bible, there is the “inward man” and the “outward man.” (2 Corinthians 4:16) Each of us chooses which will receive our focus and attention. Either we will focus on the external things that other people can see […]
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There are two sides to every person: the inside and the outside. Or in the language of the Bible, there is the “inward man” and the “outward man.” (2 Corinthians 4:16) Each of us chooses which will receive our focus and attention. Either we will focus on the external things that other people can see […]
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A tradition is a ritual or belief handed down from one generation to another. Many people like traditions because they can give a sense of stability, consistency, and connection. Not all traditions are bad. In fact, many traditions are very good and helpful because they are based on Biblical principles. If, however, a tradition is […]
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One of our church themes this year is growing. God created us to grow physically. But with that growth often comes times of pain. We call it growing pains. A baby might experience teething pain. We may feel pain while lifting weights to build muscle. Muscles grow stronger by working them harder. Our church should […]
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In the last few years, we have seen a dramatic rise in the number of people using social media to build a business around themselves and their ability to gain a following. These people are known as “influencers” because they use their platform to influence the purchasing decisions of others. God has called Christians to […]
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Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies. Strength and honour are her clothing; and she shall rejoice in time to come. She openeth her mouth with wisdom; and in her tongue is the law of kindness. She looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the […]
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Jesus did not attempt to proclaim the gospel to the world singlehandedly. Instead, He recruited others to spread the message of salvation. In Mark 6:7-13, we read of the first time Jesus officially commissioned His disciples to go out and preach. Notice first how Jesus called and commissioned the twelve disciples to go out as His […]
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Jesus did not attempt to proclaim the gospel to the world singlehandedly. Instead, He recruited others to spread the message of salvation. In Mark 6:7-13, we read of the first time Jesus officially commissioned His disciples to go out and preach. Notice first how Jesus called and commissioned the twelve disciples to go out as His […]
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The theme of suffering is woven throughout the book of 1 Peter and when we come to 1 Peter 3:17-22, we find it once again. In this passage, we are told directly that it is better to suffer unfairly than to suffer fairly. That is not an easy truth to accept when you are receiving […]
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Faith is believing what God says. When you think of it this way, you realize that faith is not complicated. It is not always easy to have faith. Sometimes it is very hard, because life is complicated and confusing. But having faith is simply choosing to believe what God says, even if you don’t understand […]
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“I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me.” (Galatians 2:20-21) When one trusts Christ, many amazing things happen. Among […]
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Jesus often used parables to teachthe truth about the Gospel. In Mark 4,we have several parables about seeds thathelp us understand how the message ofthe Gospel works. The first parable is of the seed andthe soil. A sower sows seed that landson various types of ground with varyingresults. Some seed withers, some is stolen,some sprouts […]
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Jesus, the perfect example of a soul winner.
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Can God forgive every sin? The truest answer is, “Yes, God can forgive every sin, but He will not forgive every sin.” Rather than universally forgiving every sin, God has chosen to forgive the sins of those who respond to the Holy Spirit’s conviction with repentance. Understanding this truth is key to understanding what is […]
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What is the job of the deacons in the local church? In some churches, the deacons are set up as a ruling body, equivalent to the board of directors in a corporation. The church body delegates all of its decision-making power to the deacon board. In other churches, the deacons are elected to run the […]
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Marriage is the most sacred institution in the world. When a husband and wife are demonstrating the proper love and respect for each other, it is heaven on earth. Because it is such a vivid picture of the relationship between Christ and His people, it is the target of Satan’s concentrated attacks. We see this […]
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Nothing demonstrates the selfish pride inour nature better than the times that we getupset when good things happen to other people. In Mark 3:1-6, we read a story about Jesus healinga man who had a crippled hand. Instead of rejoicingthat the man had been healed, the Phariseesbecame murderously angry at Jesus because Hepointed out the error in […]
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The Holy Spirit spends the first six verses of 1 Peter 3 instructing wives how they can have a positive impact on their marriage, even if their husband is not a saved man. Women have a tremendous amount of power and influence, even if they do not realize it. They have the power to alter […]
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The subject of revival has become one of controversy and confusion. Revival is when God’s people, who have drifted from total obedience to God, repent of their sins and return to that place of obedience. Often people confuse the results of revival with revival itself. Large crowds gathering to hear the preaching of the Word, […]
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One of the criticisms leveled at Jesus by His opponents was that he was “a friend of publicans and sinners.” What they meant as an insult was actually a complement. Yes, Jesus loves sinners. He loves them so much that He left heaven, came to earth to live among them, died to save them from […]
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Reading the history of the Jews in the Old Testament can be very frustrating because there are so many instances of repeated rebellion followed by the predictable outcome of God’s judgment. At some points, they experienced a genuine spiritual revival. One such revival took place under the leadership of king Asa in the southern kingdom […]
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Reading the history of the Jews in the Old Testament can be very frustrating because there are so many instances of repeated rebellion followed by the predictable outcome of God’s judgment. At some points, they experienced a genuine spiritual revival. One such revival took place under the leadership of king Asa in the southern kingdom […]
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“A Living Doxology” from Wednesday PM by Pastor Chambers. Released: 2023. Genre: Religious.
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“Jesus The Passover Lamb” from Sunday PM by Pastor Chambers. Released: 2023. Genre: Religious.
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Mark 1:40-45 records one of the first miraculous healings that Jesus performed, and the reaction of the healed man is an encouraging example for us to follow. A man who came to Jesus had the disease of leprosy. Leprosy is an infectious disease for which there was no known cure in Jesus’ day. It resulted […]
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There is something about the image of a big, old barn against the backdrop of green or golden fields that brings a sense of peace and serenity. Whether you are a farmhand or a city slicker, you can certainly appreciate the beauty of such a scene. While everyone loves the look of a pretty barn, what […]
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Barak was listed in Hebrews 11 asan example of faith, but his faith wasvery weak because it depended onsomeone else. He refused to go intobattle at the command of the Lordunless Deborah, the prophetess,came with him. She agreed butinformed him that the credit forthe victory would not go to himbut to a woman. Barak gathered […]
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“Jesus’ First Sermon” from Sunday AM by Pastor Chambers. Released: 2023.
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The laws of sowing and reaping were established by God at creation. Everything multiplies after its kind and all living creatures instinctively seek to grow and multiply. The laws of sowing and reaping that apply to nature also apply spiritually. A healthy plant or animal will be growing and multiplying, and so too will a […]
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“Wherefore God also hath highly exalted him,and given him a name which is above everyname: That at the name of Jesus every kneeshould bow, of things in heaven, and thingsin earth, and things under the earth; And thatevery tongue should confess that Jesus Christ isLord, to the glory of God the Father.”(Philippians 2:9-11) Many of […]
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“Shamgar And His Ox Goad” from Sunday PM by Pastor Chambers. Released: 2022. Genre: Religious.
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“The Tree Of Life” Written by Caleb Chambers and orchestrated by Josiah Crow
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Philippians 2:8 “And being found in fashionas a man, he humbled himself, and becameobedient unto death, even the death of the cross.” Christmas is an occasion for us to celebratehow Jesus Christ, Who is God, was born as aman so that He could die for our sins. Jesus hadto humble Himself to become a man. […]
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“The Wonderful Mystery of Salvation” from Wednesday PM by Pastor Chambers. Released: 2022. Track . Genre: Religious.
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“The Left Handed Judge” from Sunday PM by Pastor Chambers . Released: 2022. Genre: Religious.
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“Oh Come All Ye Faithful” from Specail Instumental Music by Caleb,Levi, Lucy. Released: 2022. Genre: Religious.
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“Let this mind be in you, which wasalso in Christ Jesus: Who, being in the formof God, thought it not robbery to be equalwith God.” (Philippians 2:5-6) One of my favorite Christmas passages inscripture is not usually associated with theholiday. Philippians 2 describes how Jesus,though He is God, became a man. God theSon was born […]
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“The Power Of The Cross” from Sunday PM by Missionary Robert Southard. Released: 2022. Genre: Religious.
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A busybody is a person who meddles in the affairs of others. The word “busybody” is used three times in the Bible, but the concept of being a meddlesome person and a talebearer is mentioned many more times. 2 Thessalonians 3:11 summarizes the Biblical teaching about being a busybody when it calls it “disorderly.” It […]
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“He Could Have Called Ten Thousand Angels” from Special Music by Mrs. Baron, Mrs. Whitley, Mrs. Bachman. Released: 2022.
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“The Spirits Sword” by Teen Choir.
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“Influencing a Generation” from Sunday AM by Pastor Chambers. Released: 2022. Genre: Religious.
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Joshua and his generation failed to follow throughand fully obey God’s command to drive out all theinhabitants of the land of Canaan. But when Godconfronted them with their sin, they repented andrededicated themselves to the Lord. The nation ofIsrael went on to serve the Lord all the days of Joshua. Judges 2:7 And the people served the […]
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The book of Judges is a difficultbook to read. Though it containshappy moments, overall, it is verydark, and as you progress throughthe book, it gets worse and worse. Twice it says in the book of Judges,“In those days there was no king inIsrael, but every man did that whichwas right in his own eyes.” (Judges17:6; […]
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One of my earliest memories is from when I was in preschool. I was four years old and attending Hickory Grove Presbyterian Preschool, where my mom was one of the teachers. Occasionally we would watch movies projected onto the block wall of the basement, and one day we watched the story of “The Little Train […]
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PBC Choir: God Of Heaven Pastor Chambers: Trombone Special Mr. Tilson: Solo Special
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Walking in the Truth For many deceivers are enteredinto the world, who confess not thatJesus Christ is come in the flesh. Thisis a deceiver and an antichrist. Lookto yourselves, that we lose not thosethings which we have wrought, butthat we receive a full reward. (2 John 1:7-8) Truth is important. A culture builton a foundation […]
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Wednesday PM by Pastor Chambers
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Sunday PM by Pastor Chambers
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Sunday AM Service
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Sunday PM by Pastor Chambers
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Sunday AM by Pastor Chambers
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Wednesday 9/28/22 PM by Pastor Chambers
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Sunday PM by Pastor Chambers
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Sunday AM by Pastor Chambers
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September 18 Sunday AM by Jeffri Polanco
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Recorded September 9th Sunday PM by Pastor Chambers.
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Recorded Wednesday September 9th by Pastor Chambers
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Recorded September 9th Sunday PM by Pastor Chambers.
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Lies the Devil Tells: “God’s Word Isn’t True” recorded August 29th Sunday AM Sermon by Pastor Chambers.
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