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E. Dewey Smith Jr. addresses homosexuality and the Black church in this recording. The discussion concerns a subject that touches people’s lives, convictions, and experiences within religious communities. Hear the perspective he presents on the church’s response and its treatment of people.

Growth brought real needs and real tension to the church in Acts 6. The apostles raised up others to serve while protecting prayer and the ministry of the Word. Pastor Chris Buscher preaches from Acts 6:1 through 7 about shared responsibility and unity. This message from The Church God Sees asks each believer to bring their gifts and help carry the work. Pastor Chris Buscher is the lead pastor of Mountain Valley Chapel in Gold Bar, Washington. Pastor Chris Buscher on Facebook

What does following Jesus look like after the first decision of faith? Billy Graham preaches on living the Christian life and the daily walk that follows our profession. Belief reaches into our habits, relationships, and priorities. This sermon gives listeners a chance to consider how their faith is being lived and where obedience needs attention. Learn more: Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.

Curtis Hutson preaches on the Bible in this archival sermon. The place of Scripture is a foundational question for Christian belief and practice. Listen with the authority of God’s Word, the reasons for trusting it, and its role in daily life in view.

Charles E. Goodman Jr. delivers “Keep Your Head Up.” This message addresses the need for encouragement when circumstances weigh heavily. Listen with the challenges before you in mind and consider what it means to continue in faith through a difficult season.

The cross stands at the center of the Christian message. Billy Graham preaches on its power and what Christ’s sacrifice means for people who need forgiveness. This sermon turns attention to redemption, grace, and our response to Jesus. What difference does the cross make in the way we understand our sin and the hope offered to us? Learn more: Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.

Buster Seaton begins with James 4:14 and life’s uncertain tomorrow, then contrasts the Titanic with the “Old Ship of Zion.” His message points to Jesus as the Captain of salvation, whose suffering, death, and resurrection provide a hope human strength cannot secure. Through the ship illustration, Seaton urges listeners to consider eternity, trust Christ personally, and find assurance in the One who carries His people safely home.

What if a dark season does not mean God is absent? Brianna K. Parker reflects on Moses approaching the thick darkness where God was in Exodus 20:21. “The Delusion of Darkness” challenges the fears and assumptions that make the unknown feel threatening. Parker invites listeners to recognize God’s presence beyond familiar places and consider how uncertainty can become a place of deeper dependence, discovery, and transformation.

What happens when a nation ignores its need for God? Billy Graham addresses America in this archival sermon, asking listeners to consider warning, accountability, and spiritual direction. Hear the message in its historical setting while examining the questions it raises for your own life. Public concern also calls for personal reflection on faith and repentance. Learn more: Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.

Pastor Dallas Monticue returns to foundational questions in “Back to the Basics.” The message gives listeners an opportunity to consider what holds their Christian life together and what may need renewed attention. Listen with the essentials of faith and everyday obedience in view. Pastor Dallas Monticue serves at Church on the Rock in Daingerfield, Texas. Connect with Pastor Dallas.

Brandon Watts takes up the subject of boundaries in this message. Knowing where to draw a line can affect our relationships, responsibilities, and spiritual health. Listen with the decisions that require wisdom and the limits that need attention in your own life in mind.

Billy Poteat preaches “The Heart.” The subject directs attention beneath outward behavior to the desires and convictions that shape a person’s life. Listen with the condition of your own heart before God in view.

Questions about the world’s future often reveal what we fear and where we place our hope. Billy Graham takes up the question, ‘Will Our World End?’ in this sermon. Listen as a message about eternity and our response to God. The future deserves serious thought, and so does the life we are living today. Learn more: Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.

At the wedding in Cana, Jesus provides the good wine after the supply has run out. Billy Kelly draws from John 2 to celebrate Christ’s power and the hope that God’s best is still ahead. With humor, gratitude, and his own experience of grief, he points beyond present blessings and hardships to heaven, reunion, and life without death. This message encourages weary believers to keep trusting the goodness of God.

Art Wilson addresses the religious ecumenical movement in relation to Bible prophecy. This archival message presents his perspective on cooperation between religious groups and its prophetic significance. Hear the interpretation he offers and examine the biblical reasoning behind it.