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In today’s message, we launch a new sermon series through the Book of Daniel called “Living in Exile.” Most of us know the famous stories — Daniel in the lions’ den, and Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace. But Daniel is far more than a collection of dramatic deliverances. It is a book about faithfulness in a world that has forgotten God, a book for people who feel displaced, pressured, and surrounded by a culture that does not share their convictions.

In Daniel 1 we meet four young men taken from Jerusalem into the heart of Babylon —...

As the decorations come down and the new year begins, many of us feel the pull toward fresh starts, routines, or resolutions. But what if our deepest purpose isn’t found in self-improvement — but in being about the Father’s business?

In this timely message from Luke 2, Pastor Christopher Enix explores the only glimpse Scripture gives us of Jesus’ childhood: His presentation in the temple as an infant and His remarkable stay in the temple at age twelve. Through the faithful lives of Simeon and Anna, the humble obedience of Mary and Joseph, and the young Jesus’ profound w...

Christmas has passed. The lights are still up, the tree may still be standing—but the rush has faded, and for many, fear has returned.

In this post-Christmas reflection from Luke 2, we revisit the familiar story of shepherds, angels, and a child born in Bethlehem—and hear it again as if for the first time. Why was the angel’s first command not rejoice or celebrate, but “Fear not”? And why does that message still matter long after December 25?

This message explores:

In this message, we explore the Christmas story through Matthew’s Gospel—a narrative grounded in history, Scripture, and divine purpose. Focusing on Joseph’s obedient faith and the Magi’s earnest search for truth, we see Jesus revealed not as a sentimental figure, but as the promised King, fully God and fully man, who came to save His people from their sins. Matthew reminds us that Christmas is about God drawing seekers from every direction to bow in worship before Christ, Immanuel—God with us.

In this Christ-centered message from John 1, we explore how Christmas speaks powerfully to every heart—whether you are questioning, drifting, or deeply devoted. With biblical clarity and pastoral warmth, this message invites the skeptic to consider the claims of Christ, calls the wanderer to come home to grace, and challenges the faithful to prepare Him room. Christmas is more than a season—it is God drawing near. Don’t just celebrate Christ this Christmas. Receive Him.

Preparing Your Heart for Christmas: Hope for the Skeptic, the Wanderer, and the Believer

In today’s Christmas devotion, Pastor Christopher Enix speaks to three kinds of hearts we often meet during the holiday season:

• the open skeptic who wonders whether Jesus might truly be who He claimed to be,

• the believer who has drifted and longs to come home, and

• the follower of Christ who desires a deeper experience of His presence this Christmas.

With strong Scripture foundations and clear evangelical apologetics—including Dr. Gary Habermas’ Minimal Facts Argument for...

Words are small, but their power is immeasurable. They can build nations—or burn them down. In this week’s message from James 3, we explore one of Scripture’s most sobering truths: “The tongue is a small member, yet it boasts of great things.” (James 3:5, ESV)

From Lincoln’s 272 words at Gettysburg to Churchill’s wartime resolve, history has shown that a single sentence can redirect the course of humanity. Scripture goes even further—God created the universe with His words, and Jesus called Lazarus from the tomb with a command.

Yet the Bible is also brutally ho...

Why don’t people come to church—really? Pew, Barna, and countless conversations all point to the same struggle: people often feel judged, unwelcome, or overlooked. In this week’s episode, we open James 2 and discover that the early church wrestled with the exact same issues we face today.

James writes with pastoral urgency: “My brothers… show no partiality.” In this passage, he exposes a sin we rarely confess but often commit—favoritism—and he calls believers to reflect the heart of Christ in the way we treat others.

In this episode of A Handbook for Christian Living, we explore what it truly means to be a doer of the Word and not a hearer only. Christopher Enix walks through James 1:19–27, showing how a few words can start wars or bring peace — and how God’s Word, when heard, received, and obeyed, transforms lives from the inside out.

Through vivid historical examples, biblical exposition, and practical application, this message challenges believers to guard their speech, serve with compassion, and live with holiness. The call is simple yet profound: don’t just listen to Scriptur...

In this opening message of our new series James: A Handbook for the Christian, we begin walking verse by verse through one of the most practical and penetrating books in the New Testament. James, the half-brother of Jesus and leader of the early Jerusalem church, writes to believers scattered across the world—believers much like us—reminding them that genuine faith isn’t proven by what we profess, but by how we persevere.

In Part 1: Faith That Stands, we explore what it means to have a faith that endures through trials, seeks wisdom from God, and holds tightl...

What happens after salvation? Romans 6 answers with stunning clarity. In this message—“Buried with Christ. Raised to New Life”—we celebrate baptism and unpack Paul’s call to live the resurrected life now. Framed by Charles Colson’s prison-yard conversion and lifelong ministry, we see that the gospel doesn’t merely forgive sins; it transforms sinners.

Paul gives a three-step pattern for sanctification:

Wa...

Most people love a love story—but this one is bigger than romance. In Ruth 3–4, Naomi urges Ruth to seek “rest,” Ruth humbly asks Boaz to “spread your wings” (Ruth 3:9, ESV), and Boaz responds with public, principled redemption. On a windy threshing floor and at a city gate, God turns private faith into public grace and writes an immigrant widow into the royal line of David—and the family tree of Jesus (Matt. 1).

In this sermon we explore: the boldness of faith, the purity of approach, the integrity of a redeemer, and the blessing of a God-honoring marriage. The...

In a quiet corner of Bethlehem, God’s providence shines through famine, loss, and surprising grace. Walking verse-by-verse through Ruth 1–2, we trace three threads—Providence, Conversion, and Redemption—as Ruth clings to Naomi, finds favor with Boaz, and takes refuge “under His wings.” This message shows how the Lord writes His story not only in palaces (Esther) but in ordinary fields—with a Moabite widow folded into the line of David and, ultimately, Christ. If you feel empty like Naomi or far off like Ruth, come to the field of grace: the Redeemer has gone before you.

This concluding message in “Esther: A Cosmic Adventure” reveals how God writes straight with crooked lines. From Vashti’s removal to Esther’s rise, from Haman’s rage to the great reversal, the Book of Esther showcases the Lord’s quiet sovereignty in a loud world. Christopher explores the ancient feud behind Haman’s plot, Esther’s courageous faith, the king’s sleepless night, and the decree that turned a day of doom into Purim’s celebration. Without a single recorded miracle—or even God’s name—His fingerprints are everywhere. You’ll leave with steel-in-the-soul confidence that the same God who preserved His p...

Why does God allow the wicked to rise? In Esther 3 we meet Haman, a man consumed by pride and hatred—and yet mysteriously promoted. This message traces the advancement, anger, apparent authority, and advance of wickedness while showing how God’s providence is quietly at work through delays, hidden records, and unlikely people. Drawing on Psalms 10, 37, and 94—as well as Exodus 17, Proverbs 16:33, Daniel 4, and Ephesians 6:12—we face hard questions with sturdy hope: evil’s ascent is never absolute, and God’s covenant purposes cannot be overturned. The darkness of Esther 3 becomes the backdrop for deliverance in Esther 4–6 and points us to the grea...

In this episode of Esther: A Cosmic Adventure, we step into the banquet halls of Persia and witness a king who could command 127 provinces, but not his own heart. King Ahasuerus—wealthy, powerful, and impulsive—throws opulent feasts and makes rash decrees that cost both him and Queen Vashti dearly. Yet behind the folly of men, God’s unseen hand is weaving His providence.

Through Vashti’s refusal, Ahasuerus’ indulgence, and the unexpected rise of Esther, we discover how divine sovereignty works in and through human weakness. This message explores the warnings of pride and lack of self-contr...

In this opening message of our new series, Esther: A Cosmic Adventure, we step into the Persian palace of King Xerxes and discover a story where God’s name is never mentioned—yet His hand is everywhere.

Pastor Christopher Enix introduces the book of Esther as more than palace drama or ancient history. It’s a story of providence, where God works behind the scenes to preserve His people and fulfill His promises. In a world where He seems absent, Esther reminds us that silence is not absence, and hiddenness is not abandonment.

This sermon lays t...

In this message, we explore the meaning and significance of the Lord’s Supper. From its roots in the Passover to Christ’s institution of the New Covenant, we see how Communion points us back to the cross, grounds us in the present reality of salvation, and lifts our eyes to the future feast in God’s Kingdom. The Lord’s Supper is more than a ritual—it is a proclamation of the gospel, a celebration of Christ’s sacrifice, and a foretaste of glory.

In this capstone message, we gather the threads of Romans and tie them to the bedrock truths every Christian must know and love. Moving from “Who God Is” to “Who we are,” and from “Who Christ is” to “How we’re saved,” this episode lays out the essentials: the unity and tri-unity of God, humanity’s dignity and fall, the person and work of Jesus, salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone, our future hope (resurrection, ascension, intercession, second coming), and the final authority of Scripture. Clear, warm, and deeply biblical, this teaching aims to steady your soul and strengthen your...

In this episode of Road Through Romans, we turn to Romans 14, where Paul tackles one of the most practical and challenging issues in the Christian life: how to live in unity when we disagree on nonessentials. Drawing from the famous words of Rupertus Meldenius—“In essentials, unity; in nonessentials, liberty; in all things, charity”—we explore the difference between the core doctrines of our faith and the secondary issues that too often divide believers.

Paul calls us to receive all true believers, stop judging one another over disputable matters, and instead focus on honoring the Lord in all we d...

What does faithful citizenship look like when leaders are flawed and cultures shift? In this message from Romans 13, we explore how God’s sovereignty stands behind every earthly authority, why Christians honor government as an expression of honoring God, and when obedience to Christ requires gracious civil disobedience. Paul then moves from taxes to a different kind of debt—the ongoing debt of love—and calls us to wake from spiritual sleep, cast off the works of darkness, and “put on the Lord Jesus Christ.” We close with Jesus’ brilliant answer, “Render to Caesar… and to God,” and the deeper truth behin...

In this episode of Road Through Romans, we enter the practical heart of Paul’s letter — Romans 12. After eleven chapters of rich doctrine, Paul turns to the question: Now that we know these great truths, how should we live? The answer is found in a single, profound call: present yourself as a living sacrifice to God.

We’ll explore what it truly means to give God our soul, body, mind, and will — not as a one-time act, but as a daily offering of worship. Discover how the mercies of God motivate surrender, how to bring the unredeemed body und...

In this message from Romans 10, we explore the heart of saving faith—its object, its origin, and its outcome. Salvation is not earned or conjured up; it is received by faith. But what is biblical faith? And how does it take root in our lives? Join us as we walk through Romans 10:11–17 and shows how true faith begins with hearing the Word of God and culminates in calling on the name of the Lord. Whether you're a believer needing encouragement or someone seeking truth, this episode is for you.

“Faith comes by hearing, and hearing through the word o...

In this episode, we explore Romans 10 and the life-transforming message of the gospel—that salvation is near, in your heart and on your lips. Building on the truths of Romans 9, we turn from God's sovereignty to human responsibility, discovering how Scripture holds these two truths in perfect tension, not contradiction.

With illustrations from Scripture, science (yes—even the flight of a bumblebee!), and the bold testimony of Martin Luther, this message brings clarity to the nature of saving faith. We see that righteousness doesn’t come by works or zeal, but through belief in the finished work of Chr...

In this thought-provoking episode, we journey into one of the most challenging yet essential chapters of Paul’s letter to the Romans—Romans 9. After the soaring promises of Romans 8, Paul leads us into a deeply theological and sometimes uncomfortable discussion about God’s sovereign choice, human responsibility, and the mystery of salvation.

Is God in control of everything, including who believes? Do we truly have free will? Why did Israel, God’s chosen people, reject the Messiah? And how can we reconcile God’s mercy with His justice?

In this sermon, we wrestle with these questions—...

Why does a good God allow pain—and how can we keep trusting Him when life hurts? In this episode, we follow Paul up the summit of Romans 8:18-27, where present agony is set beside a glory so vast it makes the whole universe “groan” in anticipation. Explore:

Pastor Christopher E. weaves Paul’s teaching with C. S. Lewis’s viv...

Romans 8 is one of the most powerful chapters in all of Scripture—and it opens and closes with two glorious declarations: there is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus, and there is no separation from the love of God. In this sermon, Pastor Christopher walks us through the rich theology and deep assurance found in Romans 8 and beyond, answering the heartfelt question many believers struggle with: Can I lose my salvation?

Through six compelling biblical reasons, we learn why eternal security is not a denominational doctrine, but a divine promise grounded in God’s sovereignty, Christ’s fini...

In this powerful episode of Road Through Romans, we dive into Romans 6 to discover how grace doesn't just save us—it frees us. Through the story of D.L. Moody and a man who took 42 years to learn three life-changing truths, we explore Paul’s blueprint for victorious Christian living.

Too many believers know they’re forgiven but still live like they’re in chains. Paul teaches us three essential responses to the gospel: Know your identity in Christ, Consider it true, and Present yourself fully to God.

This message is not about religious rule-keeping—it’s about...

Road Through Romans – Romans 5: Peace with God

In this message, we explore the life-changing truth of Romans 5—what it means to be justified by faith and to have peace with God. Through the powerful story of the 1914 Christmas truce, we are reminded that true and lasting peace doesn't come through treaties or temporary ceasefires, but through the cross of Christ. Discover the present blessings of standing in grace, rejoicing in suffering, and receiving God's love poured out through the Holy Spirit. This is not a truce—it’s full reconciliation.

🎙️ Road Through Romans – Episode 4: Let’s Have the Good News

In this episode, we turn the corner from guilt to grace. Beginning with a reflection on the first-ever live TV news broadcast in 1930—an unpolished glimpse of what was to come—we see how Paul’s message in Romans mirrors this revelation: the bad news of human unrighteousness is just the beginning. Romans 4 unveils the good news of justification by faith, using Abraham and David as powerful examples. Abraham discovered grace. David described it. And Paul discloses it to us—so we may rejoice in the righteousness imputed to us thr...

In this powerful installment of Road Through Romans, we arrive at one of the most pivotal moments in all of Scripture—Romans 3. Pastor Christopher unpacks Paul’s courtroom-style indictment of the entire human race, from the pagan to the pious, showing that no one is righteous—not even one. But just as the gavel drops, Paul introduces the greatest shift in biblical literature: “But now…”—ushering in the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ.

In this episode, we explore Paul’s piercing rhetorical questions, the universal need for salvation, and the incredible truths of justification, redemption, and...

In this episode of Road Through Romans, Pastor Christopher Enix continues the journey through Paul’s majestic letter to the Romans with a deep dive into chapters 1 and 2. Set against the backdrop of the mighty Roman Empire, this message examines the sobering reality of the human condition apart from Christ and the righteous judgment of God. Paul confronts paganism, moralism, and religious hypocrisy—declaring that no one stands righteous before a holy God. Yet through it all, the groundwork is laid for the Good News still to come. Join us as we reflect on God’s holiness, the futility of sel...

In this opening message of the Road Through Romans series, Pastor Christopher takes us on a sweeping journey through Romans 1, laying the foundation for what many call the greatest letter ever written. With powerful historical insight, biblical depth, and Gospel clarity, this sermon explores the life-changing truth that we are “set apart for the Gospel of God.” From the Apostle Paul’s transformed life to the centrality of Christ in all things, this message reminds us that Christianity is not about what we do, but what God has already done through Jesus Christ. Join us as we begin our journe...

In this powerful message from John 10 and Matthew 18, Pastor Christopher unpacks the beautiful doctrine of eternal security. With the heart of a shepherd and the truth of Scripture, he explores what it means to be saved, sealed, and held by Christ forever. Whether you're new to faith or wrestling with doubts, this sermon will remind you that salvation isn't about your grip on God—it's about His grip on you. Once you belong to the Good Shepherd, no one can snatch you from His hand.

🎙️ The Emmaus Road: Road of Great Expectations

In this message, we journey with two weary disciples on the road to Emmaus, grappling with shattered hopes and unexpected joy. Through Luke 24, we see how Jesus walks with us even when we don’t recognize Him — teaching us to see beyond human disappointment, opening our eyes through Scripture, and exceeding our greatest expectations. Join us as we discover the Savior who meets us on the road and walks us home.

In this powerful Easter message from First Baptist Rocky Top, Pastor Christopher Enix explores a sobering but essential question from 1 Corinthians 15: What if Christ had not been raised? With compelling illustrations and biblical truth, he walks through six devastating consequences if the resurrection were a myth—only to proclaim the glorious hope: But in fact, Christ has been raised from the dead. This message will challenge your thinking, strengthen your faith, and renew your gratitude for the risen Savior.

Podcast Title:The Humble King: A Palm Sunday Reflection

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Join Pastor Christopher Enix as he walks us through the Triumphal Entry of Jesus in Matthew 21. In this Palm Sunday message, we explore the intentional humility of Christ, the expectations of the crowd, and the life-changing truth of who Jesus truly is—King, Savior, and Lord. With historical insight, pastoral warmth, and gospel clarity, this message invites us to lay down our lives before the One who rode in peace but came to conquer sin.

As we prepare our hearts for Easter, Pastor Christopher walks through John 13, where Jesus gives His disciples a powerful new command: Love one another, just as I have loved you. In this message, we explore what it truly means to love like Jesus — a love that is selfless, unwavering, and serving. With vivid imagery, biblical exposition, and practical application, this message challenges us to show Christlike love even to those who are hardest to love. Join us as we discover the kind of love that defines discipleship and changes the world.

🎙️ Experiencing God (Part 6): Listening to God

📖 Psalm 139 | March 23, 2025

How do we truly know when God is speaking—and not just our own thoughts or a clever impersonation?

In this episode, we explore the theme of Listening to God, drawing from Psalm 139 and other key Scriptures to uncover the deeply personal and powerful ways God communicates with His children. From dramatic biblical encounters to quiet whispers, we’ll examine how God speaks today—through His Word, through prayer, through others, and even through life’s circumstances.

You'll hear a compelling opening about the master con a...

In this episode of the series on Experiencing God, we dive into 1 Timothy 2, where Paul gives critical guidance on public worship, prayer, church leadership, and the role of men and women in the church.

We explore:

🔹 The power and purpose of prayer in the life of the church

🔹 How Christians should relate to leaders and those in authority

🔹 The heart of worship—why our posture before God matters more than outward expressions

🔹 Biblical principles on leadership, gender roles, and God’s design for the church

🔹 The ultimate call to proclaim th...

In this episode of the Experiencing God Series, we explore the life and transformation of the Apostle Paul through the lens of 1 Timothy 1. Though many see Paul as a towering figure of faith, he considered himself the worst of sinners—yet God’s mercy and grace transformed him into one of the greatest champions of the Gospel.

Join us as we uncover the power of mentorship through Paul’s relationship with Timothy, the necessity of sound doctrine in a world filled with distractions, and the undeniable truth of the Gospel. Paul’s story reminds us that no past is...

In this powerful sermon, we explore Elijah’s defining moments as he stands boldly for God in a time of great spiritual darkness. From his miraculous provision at the widow’s house to his dramatic showdown with the prophets of Baal, Elijah's story reveals how God uses His servants in extraordinary ways when they remain faithful in the everyday moments.

Join us as we uncover key lessons about obedience, prayer, and trusting God’s power to bring revival. How long will we waver between two opinions? If the Lord is God, we must follow Him wholeheartedly.

🔹 Ke...

"Experiencing God Part 2: Learning to Be Servants of God" is a spiritually enriching sermon that explores how God molds us into His servants, using the biblical metaphors of the potter and clay from Jeremiah 18 and the life of Elijah from 1 Kings 17. This message delves into God’s sovereignty, the importance of obedience, and the beauty of trusting Him in both ordinary and challenging moments. Through vivid illustrations and practical takeaways, it invites listeners to deepen their relationship with God and join Him in His work, offering timeless wisdom for navigating faith in everyday life. Perfect for those seeking inspiration an...

How can we truly know and experience God’s will? In this episode, we explore the foundational truths from Henry Blackaby’s classic book Experiencing God and how they shape our understanding of God’s work in our lives. Through biblical principles and real-life application, we unpack the 7 Realities of Experiencing God—highlighting how God is always at work around us, invites us into His plans, and speaks to us through His Word, prayer, and circumstances.

Join us as we dive into John 5 and Exodus 3, examining how Jesus and Moses responded to God’s calling. Whether you’re seeking d...

Why do we come to church? Is it out of routine, encouragement, or a deeper expectation of God’s work? In this sermon, we explore 1 Corinthians 12, where Paul teaches that every believer has been given spiritual gifts to build up the Church. From wisdom and faith to discernment and healing, each gift plays a vital role in the Body of Christ. As we reflect on our purpose as members of His Church, let’s commit to using our gifts for His glory and the growth of His kingdom.

Join us as we uncover the power of spiritual gift...

In this episode, we explore the foundational truth that God has spoken through His Word. Beginning with Psalm 1, we examine the life-changing power of Scripture and its role in shaping our understanding of God. How does God reveal Himself? What does it mean that the Bible is "God-breathed"? Why is Scripture essential for our spiritual growth?

We discuss general revelation through creation and special revelation through the inspired Word of God, demonstrating how the Bible transforms lives, guards against false teaching, and equips us for every good work.

Join us as we reflect on the...

In this episode, we explore the transformative power of prayer as the first Christian discipline in a life devoted to God. Beginning with the first recorded prayer in Genesis 4, we trace the profound moments of prayer throughout Scripture—from Abraham’s intercession for Sodom, to David’s heartfelt cry of repentance in Psalm 51, to Jesus’ model prayer in Matthew 6, and the final prayer of Revelation: “Come, Lord Jesus.”

Join us as we uncover how prayer deepens our understanding of God’s character, aligns our hearts with His will, and brings redemption and restoration into our lives. Whether you are new to...

In this episode from First Baptist Rocky Top, we explore the biblical call to prioritize godly training over physical training, based on 1 Timothy 4:7-8. While physical exercise has value, spiritual growth holds eternal rewards. Discover practical ways to train yourself in godliness, deepen your relationship with God, and live a life that reflects His glory. Whether you’re an athlete or not, this message will inspire you to invest in what truly matters—your walk with Christ. Don’t miss this encouraging and actionable episode!

Join us as we explore the Biblical truths about life after death for followers of Christ. Drawing on passages like 2 Corinthians 5 and John 11, we discuss the transition from earthly life to being in Christ's presence, the hope of the resurrection, and how to provide comfort in times of loss. Discover how the Christian faith offers eternal hope and assurance beyond the grave.

"Join us as we explore 'The Father’s Business,' a message rooted in Luke 2:39–52. Discover how Jesus' early life and His declaration in the temple challenge us to align our lives with God’s purpose. From the value of ordinary faithfulness to the eternal call to glorify and enjoy God, this episode offers timeless truths and practical applications for living a Christ-centered life in every season."

May you know the Christ of Christmas today and forever.

Today, we learn about great examples of faith through the lives of Mary, Joseph, and famous wise men.

Zechariah and Elizabeth really begin the "Christmas Story" from the Bible. There story is a reminder of God's work in the darkness.

Please join us for a special series of Christmas messages. Today, we look at the miracle of the Incarnation of Jesus Christ.

Thank you for joining us for our Thanksgiving message.

The final "sign" John provides so that we may believe Jesus is God.

A blind man is physically healed, and we learn of true spiritual bliindness.

Jesus feeds the multitude and challenges the thoughts of the people.

God's mercy is extended at the Pool of Bethesda.

In this podcast, we look at Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman and the second "sign" in John's Gospel.

The first "sign" presented to us in the Gospel of John.

Today, we examine the greatest miracle in the Christian faith: the incarnation of Jesus Christ.

The grand finale of Joseph's story from Genesis.

After two strange dreams by the Pharaoh, Joseph is sought out and rises to power.

Today as a church, we will be looking at the "Last Supper" from the Gospel of Luke, chapter 22. Thanks for listening!

Joseph finds himself in prison after a false accusation but has the God-given opportunity to interpret some interesting dreams from servants in Pharaoh's court.

Joseph had dreams, and God promised to do a mighty work, but because of Joseph's love for God, he was often mistreated. He was a stranger on earth.

There are many ways Joseph looks a lot like Jesus. Thanks for listening!

In one of the most unusual stories in the Bible, Jacob has a wrestling match with a mysterious figure that turns out to be God Himself.

Jacob deceives his father, Isaac, out of the blessing through cunning trickery, and then goes on the run from his brother, Esau.

Join us for a brief, but important study, on the birth of Jacob and Esau.

A beautiful story of romance from Genesis 24.

Join us for the story of Abraham and near sacrifice of his son Isaac--one of the most challenging and prophetic stories in the entire Bible.

Abram and Sarai try to get ahead of God's plan, and Hagar becomes a central woman of the Biblical story.

A brief (but important look) at the difference between knowing God and knowing about God.

Abraham, one of the most important people in human civilization, is called out by God beginning in Genesis 11-12. Thanks for listening!

The conclusion of Noah's story and the covenant God makes with all humankind.

A look at the lead up to Noah and his family's entrance into the ark.

The unfortunate story of Cain murdering his brother occurs in Genesis 4 as sin spirals further downward.

One of the saddest chapters in human history, Genesis 3, is explored in today's message.

The first in our new series on Origin Stories from the Book of Genesis. Thanks for listening!

This short "mini-parable" has a lot to say about the Kingdom of God.

Visit one of the most famous parables of Jesus: The Parable of the Prodigal Son.

Jesus presents numerous contrasting views in pairs and concludes with a simple parable on building on a good foundation.

Today we begin a new series on the Parables of Jesus. Thank you for listening!

Luke's beautiful story of two travelers after Jesus' death and resurrection.

Join us for the great Resurrection story at FBC Rocky Top.

Kick-off Holy Week with FBC Rocky Top with a message on Palm Sunday.

Join us as we learn from the memorable story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead.

An overview of what the Bible says about a Believer's Heavenly Home.

What does the Bible have to say about the resurrection of the dead?

What happens when a Christian dies and where do they go?

We have been discussing the 10 Commandments. Jesus was asked by a young man, "What is the greatest commandment?" That will be the question we will answer today.

What does the Bible have to say about morality?

A brief overview of being created in the Image of God.

Part 2 of the series on the Christians Scriptures

A quick 5 minute devotional as most of East Tennessee is snowed in.

A look at the Bible--the Christian Scriptures--and its life transforming power.

Luke concludes his birth story of Jesus with a 12 year old Jesus in the Temple.

A look at the shepherds and their response to Christ's birth in Luke 2.