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A Wind from the Wilderness Job 1:13–20 Preached at Seddon Baptist Church — Pell City, Alabama August 23, 2026 There are some churches that become very dear to your heart through the years, and Seddon Baptist Church is one of those places for me. I cannot express how much I love this church and its...
The Unprofitable Servant — Luke 17:1-10 Preached August 16, 2026, at Middle Cross Baptist Church, Hixson, TN It was a joy to be with my good friend Pastor Kevin Weaver and the folks at Middle Cross Baptist Church in Hixson, Tennessee, this past Lord’s Day. It was their Youth Sunday, and one of the things...
A Willing Saviour Among Unwilling Sinners — Matthew 23:24-27 Preached August 12, 2026, at the Chattanooga Rescue Mission On Wednesday evening, August 12, 2026, I preached at the Chattanooga Rescue Mission from Matthew 23:34-37 on the subject, “A Willing Saviour Among Unwilling Sinners.” Before the service ever began, I was reminded again that ministry has...
From Guilt to Grace — Romans 3:19–26 Preached August 9, 2026, at the local county jail This past Sunday at the county jail was, for the most part, an uneventful afternoon. There was nothing particularly unusual about the service. But one moment after the message has stayed with me. The message I preached was called...
When a Bloody Coat Is Not the Whole Story Genesis 37:28–36 Preached at Hope Church Catoosa — Ringgold, Georgia August 2, 2026 On Sunday morning, I had the privilege of preaching at Hope Church Catoosa in Ringgold, Georgia. It was a real joy for me to be there. Their pastor, JC Groves, has been a...
When Mercy Stood Still Mark 10:46–52 Preached at the Chattanooga Rescue Mission on July 22, 2026 It seems as though I have been going almost nonstop over the last several weeks. By the time I pulled into the parking lot at the Chattanooga Rescue Mission, I was tired. Honestly, I felt exhausted. I sat there...
Past the Point of No Return Ezekiel 21:8–10; 2 Chronicles 36:15–16 Preached at a Local County Jail on July 12, 2026 I was especially excited about carrying this message into the local county jail. I normally preach two one-hour services back-to-back when I go there, and this message had been weighing heavily upon my heart....
How Great Is Our God Psalm 46:1–11 Preached at the Chattanooga Rescue Mission — July 8, 2026 It had been a rushed Wednesday. By the time I pulled into the parking lot at the Chattanooga Rescue Mission, my mind was still trying to catch up with my body. I sat in the car for a...
The Greatest Story Ever Told (Luke 15:11–32) Preached at True Light Church in Jamestown, Tennessee, on June 28, 2026 Years ago, I preached a series of messages from Luke 15 that I called Lost and Found. I preached about the lost sheep and the lost silver, and then I spent three messages on the final...
Something to Believe In Audio Message from Chattanooga Rescue Mission Preached June 17, 2026 On June 17, 2026, I preached this message at the Chattanooga Rescue Mission from John 1:1-14, with special attention given to verses 10-13. The title of the message is “Something to Believe In.” There was nothing especially dramatic or outwardly memorable...
I recently had the opportunity to preach this message in two services at a local county jail, and I believe the Lord used His Word in a meaningful way. There were some great responses, and I am thankful for every opportunity to point the lost and hopeless to the mercy of God in Christ. In...
A lot of times, what God gives you in the preparation to preach is not exactly what comes across in the preaching moment. That is the way I felt Sunday night as I preached this message at Cross Roads Baptist Church in Ooltewah, Tennessee. But even when the delivery feels different than the preparation, the...
This past Sunday morning, I had the privilege of preaching at Cross Roads Baptist Church in Ooltewah, Tennessee, for my close friend Pastor Travis Rodgers while he is out of the country on a short-term mission trip to Guatemala. I am always grateful for the opportunity to come and worship with the precious people at...
It was a great night at Celebrate Recovery as we opened the Word of God and considered one of the hardest, most necessary, and most healing subjects in the Christian life: forgiveness. Forgiveness is one of those words that sounds beautiful until we have to practice it. It sounds wonderful in a song and spiritual...
I had the privilege of preaching at the Chattanooga Rescue Mission from 2 Samuel 14:14, “For we must needs die, and are as water spilt on the ground, which cannot be gathered up again.” It was a good night, and I am thankful for the liberty the Lord gave in preaching His Word. The message...
This past Sunday, I had the privilege of preaching the Sunday morning service at True Light Church in Jamestown, Tennessee. As always, it was a wonderful hour of worship, and there was a real sense of the Lord’s presence among His people. The message was entitled “What To Remember When You Put Your Basket In...
There are some nights of preaching that feel smooth and unhindered, and there are other nights when the moment feels heavy, difficult, and disrupted. This message at the Chattanooga Rescue Mission was one of those difficult nights. While preaching from Psalm 107 on “The Lovingkindness of the Lord,” I was reminded again that the Word...
Last night it was a blessing to be back at the Chattanooga Rescue Mission, where I preached a message entitled “Considerations of War” from Luke 14:28–32. As I stood there and looked across the gathering, I was struck by something I had not fully considered before. Since the pandemic of 2020, the chapel services have...
It was a real joy and privilege to be with the dear family of God at Westside Baptist Church in Rossville, Georgia, this Sunday while their pastor was away. I preached a message entitled “A Glimpse of Grace in the Old Testament” from Ezekiel 16:1-15. The vision of Ezekiel in Chapter 16 shows the shocking...
I was asked to preach the Easter Sunday service at True Light Church year. It was a wonderful time of worshiping our risen Savior! I preached a message entitled “Easter Sunday: A Day of Revelation.” Jesus reveals Himself to the Hurting (Mary Magdalene); the Hopeless (the two on the Emmaus Road); the Humiliated (Simon Peter)...
I preached this message at a local county jail on March 8, 2026, and there was something fitting about opening John 3:16 in a place where men are forced to think about guilt, consequences, failure, and the need for mercy. In a setting like that, familiar verses do not need to be treated lightly. They...
I was asked to preach the Thanksgiving Day chapel service at the Chattanooga Rescue Mission this year. In many ways, this service is one of the most difficult for me to prepare. It is easy to call family and friends to give thanks to God when they gather from warm homes around tables filled with...
I recently digitized one of Evangelist Buster Seaton’s messages entitled, “The Last Reflections of a Dying Preacher.” In that message, as he was speaking on how Paul wanted Timothy to bring him the parchments (the scriptures), Bro. Buster shares, what I believe to be, an original work of his which is somewhat of an ode...
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