Episodes

  • Spiritual Leadership and the Battle for Sound Doctrine & Practice

    Spiritual Leadership and the Battle for Sound Doctrine & Practice
    Sep 22 2024
    Elder Jonathan Moseley's sermon explores the apostle Paul's letter to Timothy, emphasizing the responsibility Timothy had in Ephesus. Moseley focuses on Paul's charge to Timothy to guard against doctrinal deviations and to promote proper Christian practices. He urges believers to actively study scripture, rather than passively receiving teaching, comparing scripture to daily spiritual nourishment. The sermon reflects on the importance of leadership, warning against false teachings and the prosperity gospel, while encouraging prayer, contentment, and a focus on godliness. Elder Moseley encourages personal responsibility in contending for the faith and doctrine.
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Resurrection Day- Matthew 28

    Resurrection Day- Matthew 28
    Sep 18 2024
    53 mins
  • Fuel for the Soul: God’s Grace, Mercy, and Peace

    Fuel for the Soul: God’s Grace, Mercy, and Peace
    Sep 15 2024
    Check out Elder Jonathan Moseley's powerful sermon on 1 Timothy where he explores the themes of grace, mercy, and peace (MPG). Elder Moseley emphasizes how God's grace is not only eternal but also necessary for our daily lives. He shares the importance of showing mercy to others and living in peace through Christ, reminding us to rely on God's strength every day.
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    40 mins
  • Jesus's Trials and Crucifixion - Matthew 27

    Jesus's Trials and Crucifixion - Matthew 27
    Sep 11 2024
    55 mins
  • Unshakable Identity: Living in the Hope and Security of Christ

    Unshakable Identity: Living in the Hope and Security of Christ
    Sep 8 2024
    In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Moseley reflects on the theme of identity and the foundation of a Christian's self-understanding. Using the first two verses of 1 Timothy, he emphasizes four key truths: God as our Savior, Jesus Christ as our hope, God as our Father, and Jesus Christ as our Lord. Moseley encourages listeners to base their identity on these unchanging truths rather than on transient roles or accomplishments. He contrasts the fleeting nature of worldly identities—such as jobs, relationships, or personal failures—with the eternal stability found in being saved by God, having hope in Christ, and being a child of God. He highlights that God's love is foundational and eternal, emphasizing the joy and security believers can have in their relationship with God as both Father and Lord. The sermon encourages listeners to live in the present with confidence in their identity, looking both backward to God's saving work and forward to the hope of eternal life in Christ.
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    36 mins
  • Whenever I Am Afraid, I Will Trust in God.

    Whenever I Am Afraid, I Will Trust in God.
    Sep 1 2024
    This sermon focuses on Psalm 56, where David, facing immense fear and danger from his enemies, turns to God for mercy and protection. Pastor Jonathan Moseley emphasizes David's unwavering trust in God despite his dire circumstances, highlighting the repetitive nature of David's prayers and praises to God throughout the Psalm. The sermon also discusses the importance of looking to God, the "Most High," rather than relying on one's own strength during times of fear. Pastor Jonathan encourages believers to trust in God's promises and to praise Him, even in the midst of trials, as God's faithfulness and mercy are unchanging. Pastor Jonathan connects this theme to broader biblical promises, stressing that nothing—neither fear, tribulation, nor even death—can separate believers from the love of God, which is fulfilled through Jesus Christ.
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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • Two Meals in Bethany and the Last Supper (Matthew 26/Mark 14/Luke 22/John 13)

    Two Meals in Bethany and the Last Supper (Matthew 26/Mark 14/Luke 22/John 13)
    Aug 28 2024
    In this Bible study lesson, Jonathan Moseley explores key events leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus, focusing on the timeline and details surrounding the Last Supper, Jesus' anointing in Bethany, and His arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane. Moseley clarifies the distinction between two different anointings of Jesus in Bethany, discusses the significance of the Passover meal, and emphasizes Jesus' foreknowledge of His betrayal and crucifixion. He also highlights Jesus' teachings on humility and service, as exemplified by His washing of the disciples' feet. The lesson underscores Jesus' submission to God's will, even in the face of immense suffering, and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies through these events.
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    50 mins
  • Game Day for the Soul: Living Your Faith with All-In Commitment

    Game Day for the Soul: Living Your Faith with All-In Commitment
    Aug 25 2024
    Singing, Preaching & Praying at Fair Haven Primitive Baptist Church in Tifton, GA.Pastor: Elder Jonathan Moseley
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    55 mins