Summary

In this conversation, Morne discusses the current state of peace enjoyed by many Christians and the ignorance it breeds regarding the reality of persecution faced by believers worldwide. He emphasizes the need for preparedness in the face of potential collective persecution, drawing on biblical teachings to illustrate the organized and oppressive nature of such trials. Morne calls for Christians to recognize the signs of the times and to stand firm in their faith, regardless of the challenges that may arise.

Takeaways

We live in a country that allows us to assemble and believe what we want.
Our peace has led to ignorance about persecution.
Many Christians are not ready for collective persecution.
God has warned us about the inevitability of persecution.
Persecution is organized and systematic.
Expect to be cursed, hated, and misused for your faith.
The world will not applaud the light of Christ.
We must be prepared for persecution, whether personal or global.
You have to pick a side: with Christ or against Him.
We need to shine our light so that God may get the glory.

Sound Bites

"We live in relative peace."
"We have been warned."
"You have to pick a side."

PM Sermon 02-01-2026

Summary

This conversation explores the relationship between the church and state, emphasizing the importance of understanding the Bill of Rights, the Christian's responsibility to comply with government authority, and the divine origin of government. It discusses the necessity of taxes, the importance of respecting and praying for leaders, and the duty of Christians to confront government when it fails to uphold God's commands. The conversation concludes with a call to submit to both God and government, highlighting the balance between obedience and accountability.

Takeaways

The Bill of Rights establishes fundamental freedoms.
Separation of church and state does not mean exclusion of religion from government.
Christians have a moral obligation to engage with government.
Government is ordained by God and should be respected.
Compliance with authority is a biblical command.
There are exceptions to compliance when laws contradict God's commands.
Taxes are a necessary part of societal structure.
Christians should speak respectfully about government officials.
Prayer for leaders is essential for societal peace.
Christians must hold governments accountable to God's standards.

Sound Bites

"You must submit, we must comply."
"The laws of God trump the laws of man."
"All governments answer to heaven."

AM Sermon 02-01-2026

Summary

This conversation explores the importance of exhortation and encouragement within the Christian community, focusing on the biblical figure Barnabas as a model of compassion, mediation, and service. The speaker emphasizes the need for believers to support one another, highlighting that encouragement is a collective effort that strengthens faith and fosters unity. Through various examples, the discussion illustrates how acts of kindness and service can uplift individuals and the community as a whole, ultimately reinforcing the call to be active participants in each other's spiritual journeys.

Takeaways

Staying faithful is a family effort.
Exhortation is about lifting one another up.
Barnabas exemplifies the spirit of encouragement.
Compassion is a key aspect of exhortation.
Helping others can restore their faith.
Mediation fosters unity and peace.
Service in the church is a form of encouragement.
Community support is vital for spiritual growth.
Encouragement can come through simple acts of kindness.
The Christian life, while challenging, is the best life.

Sound Bites

"Barnabas was a son of encouragement."
"Barnabas was a mediator."
"We want to encourage you to save your soul."

PM Sermon 01-25-2026