Episodios

  • Chosen for Mission, Not Privilege
    Apr 12 2026
    God speaks to a people He knows intimately and loves deeply, reminding them that being chosen is not about comfort or advantage, but about calling and responsibility. Through Amos, we hear that when God draws near and reveals His heart, He does so with purpose—inviting His people to walk faithfully with Him and to reflect His justice in the world. “The lion roars—who can but prophesy?” When God speaks, silence is not an option. This message calls us to listen for God’s voice, feel the weight and grace of being known by Him, and respond with lives shaped not by privilege, but by obedience, courage, and mission.
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    35 m
  • Resurrection Sunday: Promise Fulfilled
    Apr 5 2026
    On the road to Emmaus, two disciples mourned what they believed was a devastating loss. Yet the risen Jesus walked with them and opened the Scriptures, revealing that His suffering and resurrection were the fulfillment of God’s promises. What appeared to be defeat was actually the world’s greatest victory. This Resurrection Sunday reminds us to see our lives through the lens of Scripture, trust God’s unfolding story, and rejoice that Jesus—the promised Savior—has risen, proving every promise true.
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    36 m
  • James Wright Memorial Service
    Apr 1 2026
    Forestburg Baptist Church
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    1 h y 2 m
  • When Strength Cannot Save You
    Mar 22 2026
    Amos 2:13–16 confronts the false confidence of human power and achievement. Through vivid imagery, God declares that speed, strength, skill, and bravery will all fail when He brings judgment. Amos exposes the collapse of self-reliance, revealing that what people trust most can become their greatest weakness. The passage warns that no human advantage can withstand divine justice and calls God’s people to abandon pride, recognize their limits, and return to humble dependence on Him as the only true source of security.
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    30 m
  • Grace Forgotten, Prophets Silenced
    Mar 15 2026
    God reminds Israel that their future rests on His proven faithfulness—He defeated their enemies, redeemed them from Egypt, and guided them through His prophets. Though Israel forgot that grace and silenced God’s voice, the message still offers hope: the God who has been faithful in the past remains faithful for the future. Remembering what God has already done gives His people confidence to face what lies ahead.
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    33 m
  • Israel: Injustice in the Courts
    Mar 8 2026
    Through Amos, the Lord condemns leaders and courts that sell the righteous for silver, trample the poor, and deny justice to the vulnerable. Economic exploitation, sexual immorality, and the misuse of pledged goods reveal a society that profits from oppression while pretending piety. God declares that such injustice—especially when practiced in His name—profanes His holiness and invites unavoidable judgment. The passage calls God’s people to repent, restore justice, and align worship with righteous living.
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    38 m
  • Judah: Truth Abandoned
    Mar 1 2026
    Judah’s downfall was caused by turning away from wholehearted obedience and rejecting the Lord’s commands. Amos shows that they were led astray by the very falsehoods they embraced, walking in the same deceptive paths their fathers followed. The passage warns that spiritual drift begins when God’s truth is ignored and ultimately brings His righteous judgment.
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    32 m
  • Ammon and Moab: When Compassion Collapses
    Feb 22 2026
    This message examines how Ammon and Moab displayed shocking cruelty in moments when mercy should have prevailed. Amos condemns Ammon for violent brutality driven by greed and Moab for desecrating what should have been treated with dignity. Together, these nations illustrate how inhumanity and the loss of mercy lead to moral collapse and invite God’s righteous judgment. The message calls listeners to uphold compassion, honor life, and resist any hardness of heart that mirrors the failures of these ancient nations.
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    31 m