In today’s episode, we are blessed to feature a sermon from our guest preacher, Brother Teddy Evans, titled “Okay I’m Saved.” His message comes from Hebrews 10:19–39, a powerful passage that challenges believers to live out their salvation with confidence, perseverance, and a heart anchored in hope.

Brother Teddy explores what it truly means to move beyond simply knowing we’re saved and into a life that reflects boldness, obedience, and steadfast trust in the promises of God. Through this Scripture, we are reminded to draw near to the Lord, hold fast to our confession, and encourage one another as we walk together in faith.

Today, we were blessed to welcome Brother Teddy Evans as our guest preacher. He shared a powerful message titled “Okay I’m Saved”, drawn from Hebrews 10:19–39.

In this rich and challenging passage, Scripture calls believers to draw near to God with confidence, hold firmly to the hope we have in Christ, and live out our salvation with faithfulness and perseverance. Brother Teddy explores what it means to move beyond simply being saved and to walk boldly, obediently, and joyfully in the life God has called us to live.

Scripture: Hebrews 10:19–39

We pray this service encourages your heart, strengthens your faith, and helps you grow deeper in your walk with the Lord. If this message blesses you, feel free to share it with others.

In today’s episode, you’ll hear a sermon from Brother Mark Abney titled “The Olympics,” preached from Hebrews 12:1–2. In this powerful passage, Scripture compares the Christian life to a race—calling believers to run with endurance, lay aside every hindrance, and keep their eyes fixed on Jesus, the Author and Finisher of our faith. Brother Mark invites us to consider the discipline, focus, and perseverance needed to follow Christ faithfully, much like an athlete preparing for competition.

In this morning’s message, Brother Mark Abney preached a sermon titled “The Olympics”, drawn from Hebrews 12:1–2. In this powerful passage, Scripture compares the Christian life to a race—one that calls for endurance, focus, and unwavering commitment. Brother Mark shared how we can “run with patience,” lay aside every hindrance, and fix our eyes on Jesus, the Author and Finisher of our faith. This message encourages believers to press on, stay faithful, and trust Christ as we navigate the challenges of our spiritual journey.

Scripture: Hebrews 12:1–2
Service includes worship through music, prayer, and fellowship

We pray today’s service blesses and strengthens you. If this message encourages your heart, feel free to share it with others who may need hope, direction, and encouragement in their walk with the Lord.

Thank you for joining us for this recorded worship service from Calhoun Baptist Church. In this message, we welcomed our guest preacher Steve Cardwell, who delivered a sermon titled “Winning the Wilderness War” from Matthew 4:1–11.

In this powerful passage, we see Jesus led into the wilderness where He confronts temptation head‑on. Brother Steve explores how Christ’s victory in the wilderness shows us the path to overcoming trials, temptations, and spiritual battles in our own lives. Through Scripture, reliance on God’s Word, and faithful obedience, we too can stand firm when we face our own “wilderness” moments.

Scripture: Matthew 4:1–11
Service includes worship through music, prayer, and fellowship

We pray this service encourages you and strengthens your walk with the Lord. Feel free to share this video with someone who may need the reminder that God equips His people to stand strong in every spiritual struggle.

In today’s episode, you’ll hear a sermon from Brother Mark Abney titled “Love One Another,” based on Hebrews 10:19–25. In this passage, Scripture calls us to draw near to God with confidence, to hold firmly to the hope we have in Christ, and to commit ourselves to encouraging and strengthening one another in love. Brother Mark explores how genuine Christian fellowship helps us stay faithful, grow together, and live out the love that Christ has shown us.

In this message, Brother Mark Abney preaches a sermon titled “Love One Another”, drawn from Hebrews 10:19–25. This passage calls believers to draw near to God with confidence, hold firmly to the hope we have in Christ, and commit ourselves to encouraging and strengthening one another in love. Brother Mark shares how genuine Christian fellowship helps us remain steadfast in our faith and walk closely with the Lord, especially as we face the challenges of daily life.

today’s episode, we’re blessed to feature a sermon from Brother Sam Meir titled “Falling for Jesus.” His message comes from Colossians 1:13–20, a passage that lifts up the supremacy of Christ and reminds us of the incredible rescue God has accomplished for us.

In this powerful portion of Scripture, we learn how God has delivered us from darkness, brought us into the kingdom of His beloved Son, and reconciled all things through Christ. Brother Sam helps us see the beauty and majesty of Jesus—who He is, what He has done, and why He is worthy of our full devotion.

Join us for this special worship service as we welcome Brother Sam Mier as our guest preacher. He shared a powerful message titled “Falling for Jesus”, rooted in Colossians 1:13–20—a passage that lifts our eyes to the supremacy, majesty, and saving power of Christ.

In this sermon, Brother Sam explores how God has rescued us from the domain of darkness, transferred us into the kingdom of His beloved Son, and reconciled us through Christ, who holds all things together. It’s a message that calls us to deeper devotion, renewed wonder, and a clearer understanding of who Jesus truly is.

In today’s episode, you’ll hear a powerful sermon from Pastor Mark Abney titled “Power of Prayer.” The message comes from 2 Kings 20:1–11, a passage that reveals just how deeply God listens and how powerfully He responds when His people cry out to Him.

In this account of King Hezekiah, we’re reminded that even in life’s most desperate moments, prayer can change everything. God hears. God moves. And God proves Himself faithful.