In today’s episode, Brother Mark Abney brings a Christmas message titled “Love Came Down at Christmas,” preached from Luke 1:26–37 and Luke 2:1–21. This sermon walks through the angel’s announcement to Mary and the birth of Christ in Bethlehem, reminding us that the arrival of Jesus was not by chance, but by God’s perfect design.

As we reflect on these familiar passages, we are reminded that Christmas is more than a celebration—it is the story of God’s love coming down to a broken world through His Son. Our prayer is that this message encourages your heart, strengthens your faith, and points you to the hope found only in Jesus Christ.

This video is a recording of our Sunday morning service at Calhoun Baptist Church, where our church family gathered to sing, pray, and hear the preaching of God’s Word during this Christmas season.

In this service, Brother Mark Abney continues pointing our hearts toward the birth of Christ with a message from Luke 1:26–37 and Luke 2:1–21 titled:

“Love Came Down at Christmas.”

These passages highlight God’s perfect timing, His miraculous power, and His unfailing love revealed in the coming of Jesus Christ. From the angel’s announcement to Mary, to the humble scene in Bethlehem, this sermon reflects on the love that entered our world so that sinners could be redeemed.

Whether you are watching live or returning later in the week, our prayer is that this service strengthens your faith, encourages your heart, and reminds you of the true meaning of Christmas — God’s love made known through His Son.

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Thank you again for worshiping with us. May the Lord bless you as you watch.

In this service, Brother Mark Abney preaches from Matthew 2:8–11 in his sermon titled “Great Joy.” This message points us to the true joy found in Christ and calls us to respond to Him with sincere worship, just as the wise men did.

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In this Advent season, we turn our hearts toward the hope and promise of Christ’s coming. Today, we’ll hear from our pastor, Brother Mark Abney, as he preaches from Hebrews 11:1 in a message titled ‘Advent – Faith.’ Together, we’ll reflect on the assurance of things hoped for and the conviction of things not seen, as we prepare our hearts for the celebration of Christ’s birth.

This week, Brother Mark Abney begins our Advent series with a powerful message from Hebrews 11:1, titled “Advent – Faith.” During this service, we reflect on what it truly means to live by faith as we enter the season of anticipation and celebration of Christ’s coming. Brother Mark helps us consider how biblical faith shapes our hope, guides our lives, and prepares our hearts during Advent. We hope this service encourages you and draws you closer to the Lord as you worship with us from wherever you are. Thank you for joining us

In this week’s episode, Brother Mark Abney concludes his preaching series through the book of Revelation with a message titled “The Seriousness of God’s Word.” Preaching from Revelation 22, Brother Mark reminds us that Scripture is not only trustworthy and true but also carries a solemn warning and a glorious promise. As the final chapter of the Bible calls believers to obedience, vigilance, and hope, we’re encouraged to live fully anchored in God’s unchanging truth.

Thank you for joining us for this week’s worship service at Calhoun Baptist Church. In today’s message, Brother Mark Abney concludes his sermon series in the book of Revelation with a powerful look at Revelation 22, reminding us of the weight, urgency, and eternal significance of God’s Word.

Throughout the service, we worship together through congregational singing, prayer, Scripture reading, and the preaching of God’s Word. This final chapter of Revelation calls every believer to pay attention, hold fast to the truth, and live in hopeful anticipation of Christ’s promised return.

We’re grateful you are watching, and we pray this service encourages your heart and strengthens your walk with the Lord.

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In this week’s episode, we’re featuring a timely and encouraging message from Brother Mark Abney titled “Gratitude,” drawn from Colossians 3:1–17. In this passage, the Apostle Paul calls believers to set their hearts and minds on things above, to put off the old ways of living, and to clothe themselves with compassion, kindness, humility, and love. Brother Mark helps us explore how a life rooted in Christ naturally overflows with thankfulness—and how genuine gratitude shapes our attitudes, our relationships, and our daily walk with the Lord.

In today’s message, Brother Mark Abney preaches from Colossians 3:1–17 in his sermon titled “Gratitude.”

This powerful passage reminds us to set our minds on things above, put off the old self, put on the new, and let the peace and word of Christ shape our lives. Brother Mark challenges us to consider how a heart of true gratitude transforms not only our attitudes but our daily walk with the Lord.

We pray this service is an encouragement to you and that the message strengthens your faith. Thank you for worshiping with us today. Feel free to like, share, or subscribe for more sermons and updates.

Thank you for watching our worship service from Calhoun Baptist Church. In today’s message, Brother Mark Abney continues our study through the book of Revelation, preaching from Revelation 21 in his sermon titled “New Heaven, New Earth and New Jerusalem.”

This powerful chapter reveals God’s promise of a renewed creation, the holy city prepared for His people, and the eternal hope awaiting all who belong to Christ. We pray this message encourages your heart and strengthens your faith.

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