as a man, he humbled himself, and became
obedient unto death, even the death of the cross.”
how Jesus Christ, Who is God, was born as a
man so that He could die for our sins. Jesus had
to humble Himself to become a man. He “made
himself of no reputation and took upon him the
form of a servant.”
man. He could have become a great king, a
wealthy businessman, or a powerful military
leader. He chose to become the humblest kind
of a man instead. He chose to become a servant
and was born into a carpenter’s home.
humbled Himself even further by consenting to
die on the cross for the sins of the world.
Execution on a cross was one of the most
humiliating forms of death that depraved man
has ever invented. He hung on a cross for all to
see, shake their heads, and mock him.
He did it for you and me. By humbling Himself and
dying on the cross, Jesus paid the penalty for our
sin so that we might be saved. All we must do to
receive the salvation that Jesus offers is humble
ourselves and accept the free gift of forgiveness by
faith.
- Dec 18, 2022The Christ of Christmas: the Humility of Christ
The Christ of Christmas: the Humility of ChristPhilippians 2:8 “And being found in fashion
as a man, he humbled himself, and became
obedient unto death, even the death of the cross.”Christmas is an occasion for us to celebrate
how Jesus Christ, Who is God, was born as a
man so that He could die for our sins. Jesus had
to humble Himself to become a man. He “made
himself of no reputation and took upon him the
form of a servant.”But Jesus could have become any kind of
man. He could have become a great king, a
wealthy businessman, or a powerful military
leader. He chose to become the humblest kind
of a man instead. He chose to become a servant
and was born into a carpenter’s home.Jesus’ humility does not stop there. He
humbled Himself even further by consenting to
die on the cross for the sins of the world.
Execution on a cross was one of the most
humiliating forms of death that depraved man
has ever invented. He hung on a cross for all to
see, shake their heads, and mock him.Why did Jesus submit to so much humiliation?
He did it for you and me. By humbling Himself and
dying on the cross, Jesus paid the penalty for our
sin so that we might be saved. All we must do to
receive the salvation that Jesus offers is humble
ourselves and accept the free gift of forgiveness by
faith. - Dec 14, 2022The Wonderful Mystery of Salvation
The Wonderful Mystery of Salvation"The Wonderful Mystery of Salvation" from Wednesday PM by Pastor Chambers. Released: 2022. Track . Genre: Religious.
- Dec 11, 2022The Left Handed Judge
The Left Handed Judge"The Left Handed Judge" from Sunday PM by Pastor Chambers . Released: 2022. Genre: Religious.
- Dec 4, 2022A Man Named Othniel
A Man Named Othniel
- Dec 4, 2022The Deity of Christ
The Deity of Christ
“Let this mind be in you, which was
also in Christ Jesus: Who, being in the form
of God, thought it not robbery to be equal
with God.” (Philippians 2:5-6)One of my favorite Christmas passages in
scripture is not usually associated with the
holiday. Philippians 2 describes how Jesus,
though He is God, became a man. God the
Son was born of the virgin Mary so He could
live and die for our sins, be buried, and then
rise again. That is what we celebrate at
Christmas time.The mystery of the incarnation will always
perplex us to some degree. Because it is difficult
to understand, it leads some people to draw
incorrect conclusions about Jesus. For instance,
some people conclude that Jesus was not God
from the beginning but became God through
living a perfect life. The Bible does not teach this.
The Bible teaches that Jesus is God, He was God
in eternity past, and He will always be God.Understanding the truth about the Deity of
Christ is important if you are to fully appreciate
what He did for us. He willingly set aside the
glory and the honor that was rightfully His as
God the Son to be born as a man and die for us.
No one has ever given up as much as Jesus did
when He came to earth. The cute little Baby in the
manger was no less than the eternal Creator God
of the universe. - Dec 4, 2022Oh Come All Ye Faithful
- Nov 27, 2022The Power Of The Cross
The Power Of The Cross"The Power Of The Cross" from Sunday PM by Missionary Robert Southard. Released: 2022. Genre: Religious.
- Nov 27, 2022Mind Your Own Business
Mind Your Own BusinessA 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 is rude to intrude on other people’s affairs,
and it requires you to ignore or neglect your business. Symptoms of a busybody include too much curiosity, too little work, and too much talking. Instead of doing these things, you should “study to be quiet, and to do your own business, and to work with your own hands” (1 Thessalonians 4:11)There is a balance that we must learn as well. Genuine concern and compassion for others must not be confused with being a busybody. But if we are to help others, we must first mind our own business, or else we are not qualified to assist them. We must “first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother’s eye.” (Matthew 7:5)The simple truth is that you are responsible for your own actions. Since you will answer to God for yourself and no one else, you need to be sure that you mind your own business and don’t be “a busybody in other men’s matters.” (1 Peter 4:15) - Nov 27, 2022He Could Have Called Ten Thousand Angels
He Could Have Called Ten Thousand Angels"He Could Have Called Ten Thousand Angels" from Special Music by Mrs. Baron, Mrs. Whitley, Mrs. Bachman. Released: 2022.
- Nov 27, 2022The Spirits Sword
The Spirits Sword"The Spirits Sword" by Teen Choir.
- Nov 20, 2022Influencing a Generation Part 2
Influencing a Generation Part 2"Influencing a Generation" from Sunday AM by Pastor Chambers. Released: 2022. Genre: Religious.
- Nov 20, 2022Influencing a Generation
Influencing a Generation
Joshua and his generation failed to follow through
and fully obey God’s command to drive out all the
inhabitants of the land of Canaan. But when God
confronted them with their sin, they repented and
rededicated themselves to the Lord. The nation of
Israel went on to serve the Lord all the days of Joshua.Judges 2:7 And the people served the LORD all
the days of Joshua, and all the days of the elders
that outlived Joshua, who had seen all the great
works of the LORD, that he did for Israel.It is possible to impact our generation for good.
We cannot guarantee how long our influence might
last. We cannot even guarantee how long we will last.
But we can choose to do what is right and be a force
for good in our generation. We can stem the tide of
evil for ourselves and our children. That is what
Joshua and his generation did.We say that we are troubled by the direction of
our country. We say that we are worried about the
future for our children and grandchildren. But are
we sorry enough to repent of our own sin and choose
to do things differently, to do things right? There is
a sorrow of this world that works death. We need
godly sorrow that works repentance (2 Corinthians 7:10).
The hope for our generation lies in our willingness
to repent of our sin and do what is right. - Nov 13, 2022Ye Are Not Your Own
- Nov 13, 2022They Forsook The Lord, And Followed Other Gods
They Forsook The Lord, And Followed Other Gods
The book of Judges is a difficult
book to read. Though it contains
happy moments, overall, it is very
dark, and as you progress through
the book, it gets worse and worse.Twice it says in the book of Judges,
“In those days there was no king in
Israel, but every man did that which
was right in his own eyes.” (Judges
17:6; 21:25) How did the nation that
received God’s law at Mount Sinai
end up in such a terrible place? It
happened because they decided to
forsake God and follow idols.Before Joshua died, he charged
the people, “And if it seem evil unto
you to serve the LORD, choose you
this day whom ye will serve; whether
the gods which your fathers served
that were on the other side of the
flood, or the gods of the Amorites,
in whose land ye dwell: but as for
me and my house, we will serve the
LORD.” (Joshua 24:15) Joshua
and his generation chose to serve
the Lord. But the next generation
decided to serve false gods. “And
they forsook the LORD God of
their fathers, which brought them
out of the land of Egypt, and followed
other gods.” (Joshua 2:13).Every individual must choose for
themselves who they will follow. Either
they will follow the true God, the God
of the Bible, or they will follow a false
god, doing whatever is right in their
own eyes. The book of Judges shows
us the disastrous consequences of
forsaking the Lord and following false
gods. The consequences will be painful
if we stray from God and do what we
think is right instead of what God says
is right. - Nov 6, 20222022-11-06_Special Music
2022-11-06_Special MusicPBC Choir: God Of HeavenPastor Chambers: Trombone SpecialMr. Tilson: Solo Special
