Word Channel

With good humor and great insight, Bishop Garlington delivers an important message that all need to take to heart for the rest of our lives.

Moderated by Pastor Isaac Duke, this lively discussion - involving Scott Underwood, Morris Chapman, Clarence Grant, Shake Anderson, Kent Booth and Taylor Pace - was thoroughly enjoyed by all in attendance at such an enlightening event.

From her own journey, Sharon Lebsack shares several important things that have restored her joy as a mother; resulting in improving the lives of many. From 40 years of pastoral experience, she brings a wealth of truths that work.

While Jesus did all the hard work in bearing all of our shame and in fulfilling all the prophecies that said He would do so, sometimes Christians still experience shame for being trapped by shameful things. In this sermon, the hearers are exhorted on how to overcome the shame-causers in their life.

Listen to the Memorial Service in honor of an amazing man, Colonel Ed Derning, husband, father, grandfather and career Marine. The Euology was ably delivered by Del Kennedy, Founding Pastor of Granbury's newest congregation, Church On The Rock.

While the last two sermons - in this series - focused on Jesus' death and how He fully redeemed us from all sin and shame, this one talks about His shame freeing life, past and present, and how He continues to do the same for all who come boldly to Him.

The shaming of the Messiah in Isaiah 53 results in converting our shaming into singing as promised to the "barren woman" in Isaiah 54. Drawing from personal experience, this sermon declares how the Lord turns our messes into messages, our gories into glories and our testings into testimonies.

In this declaration of The Gospel, the truth is told about how the problem of shame began and how it operates; as well as how Jesus Christ is its only solution.

Shared at Granbury Baptist Church - during the Volunteer Appreciation Dinner for Joseph's Locker - this sermon declares the priority of Outreach from Jesus' parable of the Great Dinner in LUKE 14.

To preserve order, our secular culture is accumulating more and more laws while our prisons are filling up; which only serves to prove the need for America to hear the life changing Gospel of Jesus Christ. Such a message is clearly and boldly proclaimed in this sermon about the current importance of the resurrection.

By identifying all of the signers of America's Declaration of Independence, wallbuilders.com has discovered that most of them were very devout evangelical believers. In this hour-long talk, Timothy D. Barton - the son of David Barton - does an excellent job in communicating their fascinating and well documented stories and statements of Biblical faith.

With the parable of the great supper, Jesus proclaims the importance of inviting people - of all kinds - to enjoy His Kingdom. This kind of hospitality surely includes inviting everyone we meet to be our guests at Kingdom events that we enjoy; especially the unchurched.

How to fight spiritual battles appropriately is most important if we are going to achieve Godly results and long lasting victory. From the context of 2 CORINTHIANS 10, we learn the full truth about what Paul intended with what he said in verses 3 through 6.

While one person can make a big difference in the world, two can do so much better; because of improved vision, teamwork, synergy, multiplication and the joy of shared results. Building on what was shared last Lord's Day, in the sermon called ONE, this one - entitled TWO - goes on to communicate the importance of being teamplayers and the need to avoid isolating ourselves.

The value of "One" is explored and declared in this sermon about the importance of reaching out to minister to one specific person in need of salvation and restoration.

Using the unique differences between tools to illustrate his point, Terry Snow declares the truth concerning the variety of ways that God uses each of us for His eternal purposes.

Shake Anderson, our Worship Pastor, shares from his heart on the multiple opportunities that we have today to bring life to hurting people; if we are willing to think and reach outside the boxes of our religious culture.

From his own history and testimony, Pastor Barry Jenkins declares the truth concerning our need for racial and denominational unity - in the midst of this divisive world - as well as the vital importance of practising genuine forgiveness.

Drawing practical lessons from the amazing processes of the respiratory and circulatory systems of our bodies, Bishop Greg Holley proclaims the vital importance of our speaking life to everyone and everywhere that God wills us to.

Elder J. P. Grantham delivers an encouraging yet challenging message to find our place in ministry as a member of God's team and to help fulfill the Great Commission. Since evangelism is one of our primary ministries that will no longer be necessary in Heaven, it is imperative that we all make and keep it a priority while living here on earth.