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Examining Psalm 78, Pastor Andrew explains that effective ministry requires holding spiritual growth and practical skill together. He emphasizes that leaders are called to shepherd God's people with both an upright heart and a skillful hand.

Jonathan Parnell unpacks what it means to be "Christ besotted," centered on Philippians chapter three. We examine three marks of the Christ-besotted Christian: treasuring Jesus above everything, pressing on for a deeper knowledge of Him, and recognizing that this pursuit is our ultimate divine calling.

This message explores the "great evangelical downgrade," examining how historical and biblical examples illustrate the dangers of spiritual and doctrinal compromise. Willy Rice urges listeners to cultivate holiness and humility to remain faithful in their walk and work for God.

Scott Pace speaks on Colossians 4 and emphasizes the vital connection between persistent prayer and effective evangelism, encouraging believers to steadfastly pray for open doors to share the gospel. He calls for walking in wisdom and gracious speech when engaging with outsiders, urging a courageous and intentional approach to God's mission.

Drawing from Joshua 1, Ronnie Parrott reveals how the confidence of God's promises, the counsel of His Word, and the comfort of His presence empower believers to live courageously for Christ, trusting His faithfulness in all circumstances.

JD Greear outlines the indispensable elements of effective apostolic strategy: spirit-filled church planters and access to God's Word, emphasizing that salvation arises from conscious faith in Jesus. He shares his church's vision for global missions, underscoring God's simultaneous work in drawing unreached individuals and raising up believers to share the gospel.

In his inaugural address as the seventh president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Dr. R. Scott Pace shares five enduring commitments that will guide the future of Southeastern Seminary and Judson College: to be spiritual, biblical, theological, practical, and missional. With the Great Commission as the heartbeat of the institution, Dr. Pace calls the Southeastern community to remain faithful to Christ, grounded in God’s Word, devoted to sound doctrine, committed to serving the local church, and focused on equipping students to carry the gospel wherever God calls them.

Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 2, Matt Rogers identifies crucial conditions for sustaining a fruitful life in ministry and vocation over many decades. It explores the importance of cultivating a secure identity in Christ, fostering genuine love for people, trusting in God's sanctifying grace, and maintaining a steadfast hope in heavenly reward.

Dwayne Milioni delves into the transfiguration of Jesus, revealing his incomparable glory and challenging the common inclination to diminish his majesty. Learn to recognize Jesus for who he truly is, surrendering to his absolute deity and committing to listen and obey his divine word.

Will Toburen examines Daniel's unwavering faithfulness during his exile, attributing his excellence, courage, and peace to a deep, cultivated friendship with God. Learn how establishing consistent rhythms of intimacy with Christ prepares us to stand firm and be a powerful witness in the world today.

Allan Moseley delves into God's divine call, using the prophet Jeremiah's life as a foundational example of God's sovereign plan for individuals. It emphasizes that God calls us despite our perceived inadequacies and potential difficulties, providing His presence and power for us to obey and serve effectively.

Chandler Vannoy shares a powerful message from Colossians 1:24-29, calling listeners to build their lives around Jesus, regardless of their specific career or ministry. He emphasizes making Christ the center and goal of one's life, relying on His power to navigate all assignments and cultivate Christ-likeness.

In Mark 1:35–39, H.B. Charles Jr. highlights the two priorities that directed the ministry of Jesus: prayer and preaching. Jesus guarded His time with the Father and remained committed to proclaiming the gospel. His example challenges us to resist the distractions of busyness, popularity, and personal ambition—and to allow private devotion to God to shape our public service for Him.

Jared Richard challenges listeners to deepen their commitment to the gospel of Jesus Christ, drawing insights from the Apostle Paul's life in Philippians. He discusses how God can use both personal suffering and our complete testimonies to advance the gospel. This message calls for a full surrender to God's redemptive purposes, reflecting Paul's conviction that to live is Christ and to die is gain.

Mike Powers explores the life of Joseph, revealing God's unwavering faithfulness through both the "pit" of adversity and the "palace" of leadership. This sermon encourages listeners to develop deep trust in God's promises, enabling them to serve with faith and boldness in any season of life and ministry.