Brother Isaiah preached from Genesis 32 on the life of Jacob, focusing on the message "Nowhere to Run." He highlighted how Jacob, after years of avoiding conflict with his brother Esau, was finally forced to confront his fear. Isaiah emphasized that Jacob’s transformation came not through strategy or manipulation, but through a wrestling encounter with God that left him physically weakened but spiritually dependent. The key takeaway: when facing conflict or challenge, don’t rely on your own grit or human crutches—go to God first, cling to Him, and trust His grace to carry you.#NowhereToRun #Genesis32 #JacobAndEsau #FaithOverFear #ClingToGod #NotByMight #GraceNotGrit #TrustGodFirst #WrestlingWithGod #WalkWithALimp #GodIsFaithful #CalvaryTilton #GeorgetownChurches

Pastor Dan’s sermon emphasized that God desires to partner with redeemed sinners by sending them to proclaim the gospel. Drawing from Romans 10:14–17, he explained that people cannot believe unless they hear, and they cannot hear unless someone is sent to preach. Though not all will believe, God calls every Christian to share the good news of Jesus’ death and resurrection so that others may respond in faith and be saved.

#ShareTheGospel #Romans10 #FaithComesByHearing #RedeemedToTell #GospelMission #EvangelismMatters #CalvaryTilton

Brother James Snyder

Pastor Dan’s sermon, God’s Heart for Sinners Part 2 (Romans 10:4–13), emphasized that salvation does not come through law-keeping, but through faith in Jesus Christ, who fulfilled the law on our behalf. He highlighted that the gospel is God’s finished work—Christ descended, died, and rose—so that all who believe and confess Him as Lord will be saved. Pastor Dan urged listeners not to remain silent but to respond openly to Christ, who promises salvation to all who call on His name.

#SalvationByFaith #Romans10 #ConfessAndBelieve #ChristAlone #GodsHeartForSinners

Brother Luke Hughes of Calvary Baptist delivered a powerful and theologically rich sermon centered on the older brother in the parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15), exposing the hidden danger of self-righteousness in the hearts of those closest to the truth. He emphasized that Jesus wasn't merely telling a touching story but delivering a confrontation aimed squarely at the Pharisees—and at us—through a parable that ends with an open question: Will we stand outside the feast because grace offends our pride? With deep insight drawn from Scripture and R.C. Sproul’s teachings, Brother Luke reminded the church that grace is not earned, and the Father’s invitation still stands—for the rebel and the religious alike.#GraceNotPerformance #ProdigalAndPharisee #CalvaryBaptistDanville #Luke15 #JesusSaves #ComeInside #ParableOfTheTwoSons #RCSproul #ExpositoryPreaching #GospelInvitation #SoDeoGloria

Pastor Dan’s sermon focused on Romans 10:1–4, showing that God's heart longs for the salvation of sinners—and ours should too. Paul’s burden for unbelieving Israel reminds us to pray for the lost, especially those who rely on their own righteousness instead of trusting in Christ. Salvation is never earned by good works but received through faith alone in Jesus.

#CalvaryBaptistTilton #Romans10 #SalvationNotWorks #PrayForTheLost #HeartOfGod #FaithAlone

Pastor Dan preached from Lamentations 3, highlighting how Jeremiah was crushed with grief—not only because of his own suffering, but because of the devastation he saw around him, especially among children. This message unpacked the concept of second-hand sin—the pain and consequences we often endure because of others’ rebellion. Yet, even in the lowest sorrow, Jeremiah clung to hope by remembering God’s faithfulness, compassion, and mercy. Pastor Dan urged us to seek the Lord wholeheartedly, repent of sin, and wait patiently for His salvation.

#SecondHandSin #Lamentations3 #GodIsFaithful #MerciesNewEveryMorning #HopeInGrief #PastorDan #WaynetownBaptist #RepentAndReturn

Brother Kirby Myers is a beloved former member of the church who grew up attending and now returns as a camp pastor with FCA. Known for his heartfelt preaching and down-to-earth humor, he shared a powerful message from Matthew 26, emphasizing the humanity of Christ through His sorrow in Gethsemane, His prayerful submission to the Father, and the strength that followed. His sermon reminded us that sorrow should lead to supplication, and through prayer, God supplies the strength we need to endure.

#KirbyMyers #FCAcamp #ManOfSorrows #ChristOurStrength #Gethsemane #GospelHope #ObedienceToGod