In this episode, Pastors Joe Wilson and Lee McKinnon discuss "Freshness in Preaching." May the Lord use this episode to help any preachers who feel "in a rut," to experience afresh the high privilege of heralding God's word.

This sermon was preached on May 10th of, 2009 at First Baptist Church Clinton, LA., by Pastor Fred Malone. Not that I speak in respect of want; for I have learned in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content. In this message Fred Malone expounds on the above verse: How do we learn contentment? Are you at the place where it is Christ alone that brings you contentment. This is the goal.

We continue with the Particular Baptist church at Weston-By-Weedon, by examining their early document they referred to as their articles. We would consider these something like a church constitution. Joseph Lea, pastor of the church and author of its history, introduces these articles in this way: “the articles are in the very neat handwriting of John Stanley; they are without date and from the substance of them and their introductory words, we presume they were not drawn up till after the church had been in existence some years, and pastor and people felt themselves passing away."

"Introduction To Treatise On the Religious Affections - Jonathan Edwards"

In this episode, Pastors Joe Wilson and Lee McKinnon answer a question submitted to the Pastor's Inbox about "resolving serious doctrinal error in the eldership." The original question included descriptive details and we have changed the wording of the question to better serve the needs of our listeners. We hope this conversation will be useful to all who will listen!

In this episode of Preaching & Teaching, Pastor Lee McKinnon preaches a sermon from Ephesians 1, defending the doctrine of Unconditional Election.

We are learning about the small Particular Baptist congregations centered around Weston-By-Weedon in Northamptonshire, England. In many ways, their story is probably the more typical one compared to the few more famous men and churches in the 17th to 19th centuries. I say this simply because Baptists of these times didn’t generally have the same opportunities or standing as their neighbors. To be a dissenter was to be a second class citizen in significant ways. And yet the Lord protected and even prospered this set of churches for several centuries. For more information visit: https://cbtseminary.org

"Matthew Henry - The Intercession of Moses for the Murmuring Israelites." For more information visit: https://cbtseminary.org

In this episode on "Friendship in the Church," the pastors answer the following questions: What is friendship, and why is it important for Christians to have friendships? Is it suitable for a pastor to have close friendships with members of the church -- some closer than others? How should a pastor cultivate & maintain friendships within the membership of the church?

This sermon was delivered by Pastor J. Ryan Davidson of Grace Baptist Chapel (Virginia).