Voices from the Mountain

Brother Larry Lane Teaches from the book of Acts.

Tracy City TN 

The message centers on the reality that every believer faces a lifelong battle between the flesh and the Spirit. Using the story of the man delivered from the legion of demons, the preacher reminds us that salvation changes our desires, but it does not remove the presence of the flesh. Before salvation there was no conflict — the flesh simply ruled — but once God creates a new heart, a war begins. The flesh still pulls toward sin, distraction, and carnality, while the Spirit urges righteousness, prayer, Scripture, and obedience. Victory comes not by personal strength but by walking in the Spir...

Tonight’s message centers on Jonah’s calling and his attempt to run from the Lord, reminding us that even those chosen by God can resist His direction. Jonah was a prophet entrusted with a clear commission: go to Nineveh, a wealthy but deeply wicked city, and warn them of God’s coming judgment. Instead of obeying, Jonah fled toward Tarshish, beginning a downward spiral that illustrates what happens when God’s people resist His will. The preacher emphasizes that every believer has a place and purpose in the body of Christ, and rebellion—whether quiet or obvious—creates distance fro...

In this sermon from Joshua 5, the speaker continues his series on Canaan as a picture of the abundant Christian life. He explains that Canaan isn’t a symbol of heaven, but of spiritual growth — the life believers enter after salvation, not at the end of it. Drawing from Israel’s crossing of the Jordan, he describes salvation as a passage from death to life, a moment when God brings a sinner out of the wilderness of unbelief and into a land of joy, peace, and purpose. He emphasizes that no one enters by merit or self‑effort; Christ alone is the w...

In this New Year’s Eve message, the Pastor Jesse Lockhart looks back over 2025 with a heartfelt mix of realism and hope. He acknowledges that the year has brought pain for some and joy for others, but emphasizes that one truth never shifts: Jesus Christ remains the same. As the congregation steps into a new year full of unknowns, he urges them not to fear what’s ahead but to trust the One who holds tomorrow. He reminds listeners that this coming year could be the moment long‑prayed‑for loved ones finally come to salvation, encouraging believers to pray har...

In this evening message at Fairview Union Church in Whitwell, Tennessee, Pastor Jesse Lockhart preaches on the beginning—the essential starting point of salvation and the believer’s journey into the “Canaan land” of spiritual growth and victory. Drawing from Joshua 4, he explains how God prepared Canaan as a place of blessing, maturity, and overcoming, but emphasizes that no one enters without first crossing the Jordan through the way God provides. Pastor Lockhart warns that many churchgoers today have no true beginning—no moment they can point to where God saved them and brought them out of the wilderness of sin. Us...

In this message delivered at Fairview Union Church in Whitwell, Tennessee, Pastor Jesse Lockhart preaches on the urgency and brevity of time, drawing from Revelation 10 where Scripture declares that one day “time shall be no longer.” He reflects on how quickly life passes—how childhood becomes adulthood in a blink, how opportunities slip away, and how every person moves steadily toward their appointed end. Pastor Lockhart urges listeners not to procrastinate in their walk with God, warning that many miss what the Lord has for them simply by waiting too long. Using the story of the woman with the issue...

In this Sunday School message, the teacher reflects on the spiritual dangers believers face, emphasizing that the enemy works tirelessly to destroy families, testimonies, and faith itself. Using vivid examples—from animal traps to biblical figures like David and Samson—he warns that the closer we live to the edge, the easier it is to fall into temptation. The lesson centers on Proverbs 1, highlighting Solomon’s God‑given wisdom and the truth that “the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge.” Genuine reverence, obedience, humility, and a willingness to receive instruction are presented as essential for spiritual growth. The...

In this Christmas message, Pastor Chad Levan reflects on the birth of Jesus through Luke 2, inviting listeners to imagine the tenderness of Mary holding the Son of God and the awe of the shepherds who first received the “good tidings of great joy.” He weaves together vivid imagery of shepherds guiding their flock, the role of Jesus as our true Shepherd, and the good news that Christ’s coming brings hope, cleansing, and new life. Moving through stories of Jesus’ ministry—from the blind man calling out for mercy to the woman pressing through the crowd to touch His garment—he...

In “Why Are We Asleep?”, the preacher challenges the church to wake up spiritually and step out of darkness into the light of Christ. Centered in John chapter 1, the message reminds listeners that Jesus is not only the Savior who died at Calvary, but the very Light and Life sent by God Himself. While many profess faith, the church has grown complacent—content to sit in spiritual darkness, praise people more than God, and live inconsistently with what Christ has done. The sermon emphasizes that Jesus did far more than suffer on the cross; He left heaven, endured rejection, prayed...

This sermon centers on Jesus’ final words on the cross, “It is finished,” emphasizing that Christ came into the world for the sole purpose of completing God’s eternal plan of salvation. Tracing Scripture from Genesis through the Passover in Egypt and ultimately to Calvary, the message explains how sin entered the world, how death was its penalty, and how God, in His love, provided a way of redemption through blood sacrifice—fulfilled perfectly in Jesus Christ. The blood symbolizes both death to sin and new life in Christ, showing that when Jesus died, the debt of sin was fully paid...

This message centers on Jesus’ words in John 8:7 (KJV): “He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.” The preacher uses this moment to challenge how believers respond to the sins and failures of others.

The Pharisees brought a woman caught in adultery before Jesus—not because they cared about righteousness, but because they wanted to trap Him. Jesus didn’t deny the law of Moses or excuse the woman’s sin. Instead, He exposed the hypocrisy of her accusers by calling each person to examine their o...

Guest preacher

Evan Merrell

Fairview Union 

Whitwell TN 

Sunday School- 12-21-25

Fairview Union 

Whitwell TN 

This sermon reflects on Isaiah 6 and the transforming power of seeing God’s holiness. The speaker begins with gratitude for God’s mercy and forgiveness, then turns to Isaiah’s vision of the Lord—high, lifted up, and surrounded by seraphim declaring His holiness. In that light, Isaiah suddenly sees himself truthfully: undone, unclean, and unworthy. The message emphasizes that when we truly behold God’s glory, we see ourselves as we are, and that conviction is a gift that leads to cleansing, just as the coal from the altar purified Isaiah’s lips. The preacher warns that today ma...

In this sermon titled “We Need an Anchor,” Jesse Lockhart speaks about the necessity of having a firm foundation in Christ amid life’s storms. Drawing from scripture, he emphasizes that without an anchor, believers are easily tossed by doubt, fear, and the temptations of the world. Just as a ship depends on its anchor to hold steady against the waves, Christians must be anchored in Jesus to withstand trials and remain steadfast in faith. Lockhart urges listeners not to rely on shifting emotions or the words of others but to secure their hope in the unchanging truth of God’s...

In this sermon titled “Knowing for Yourself” from John 20, Jesse Lockhart reflects on Thomas, often called “doubting Thomas,” and reframes him not as a skeptic but as someone who desired a personal experience with Christ. Lockhart emphasizes that salvation cannot rest on the testimony of others—it must be encountered individually. He recounts the resurrection appearances of Jesus, the disciples’ joy, and Thomas’ insistence on seeing for himself, drawing parallels to how each believer must personally experience the transforming power of Christ. The message underscores that faith is too serious to rely on secondhand accounts; it is a one‑on‑one encounter...

Fairview Union 

Whitwell Tn 

In this sermon on Ezekiel 18, Jesse Lockhart emphasizes the urgency and necessity of repentance. He explains that sin always carries the price of death—both physical and spiritual—and that each soul is accountable for its own choices, not the sins of parents or children. Lockhart warns against iniquity, defined as believing one can do wrong and still be right with God, and reminds listeners that partial obedience or “getting close” is not enough. He highlights God’s mercy, showing that the Lord takes no pleasure in the death of the wicked but calls all to turn from sin and live...

Fairview Union 

Recorded 12-7-2025-pm

Pastor Jesse Lockhart 

This sermon, drawn from Exodus 1 and 5, reflects on Israel’s bondage in Egypt and God’s command to Pharaoh: “Let my people go.” The preacher emphasizes how the enemy recognized the strength of God’s people and sought to bind them with taskmasters, just as the devil today tries to weigh believers down with burdens, distractions, and sin. Yet, even under affliction, God’s people multiplied and flourished, showing that His grace is sufficient in every season. Through vivid stories of...

Recorded 12-7-2025-am

Pastor Jesse Lockhart 

Fairview Union 

This sermon from Exodus 5:1, “Thus saith the Lord God of Israel, Let my people go,” focuses on God’s call to freedom and the danger of compromise. The preacher reminds listeners that deliverance begins when God’s people cry out in prayer, and that Moses was raised up as the very answer to Israel’s cries. Pharaoh’s repeated compromises—allowing sacrifice but insisting they stay in Egypt—mirror the temptations believers face today to worship while still clinging t...

Sunday School

Fairview Union -12-7-2025

Fairview Union

Recorded 12-3-2025

Pastor Jesse Lockhart 

This sermon from Galatians 6:9 centers on the call to perseverance in faith and prayer: “Let us not be weary in well doing, for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” The preacher illustrates this with vivid images of sowing and reaping, reminding listeners that spiritual labor—like tending a garden—requires patience, endurance, and trust in God’s timing. He warns against discouragement, urging believers not to give up on praying for loved ones, even when results seem delayed, beca...

This sermon from Galatians 5:7 urges believers to stay true to the gospel of grace and not be hindered by false teachings or entangled in works of the flesh. Paul reminds the Galatians that salvation is by faith in Christ alone, not by the law or outward deeds, and warns that returning to legalism only brings bondage. The message calls listeners to examine what may be holding them back, to go back to the foundation of faith if confusion arises, and to keep running well in the freedom Christ provides.

Location: Fairview Union Church – Whitwell, TN

This sermon from 2 Corinthians 6:2 centers on the urgency of salvation and obedience to God’s call. The preacher emphasizes that “now is the accepted time, now is the day of salvation.” He warns against delaying faith or obedience, drawing on biblical examples such as Felix postponing Paul’s message, the Israelites hesitating at the Jordan River, and the spies who discouraged the people with unbelief.

The message highlights that unbelief is the one thing that can stop God’s power from moving in our lives. Instead of excuses or waiting for a “more convenient season,” believers are urged to act t...

This episode draws from John 14:27, John 16:33, and Proverbs 16, centering on the theme of true peace through Christ. The message emphasizes that while the world offers only temporary relief, lasting peace comes only from being right with the Lord. It explores how trials and tribulations are inevitable, yet believers can rejoice because Christ has overcome the world.

The lesson also warns against pride, showing how it disrupts peace, and highlights humility and wisdom as greater treasures than gold. Practical examples illustrate how living a life pleasing to God not only brings inner peace but can even soften the...

In this sermon, Jesse Lockhart reflects on the depth and sweetness of faith in Jesus, centering on the well‑known verse John 3:16. He begins with everyday imagery—like enjoying a cherry pie—to illustrate how the more one experiences Christ, the richer and more satisfying He becomes. Lockhart then recounts Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus, emphasizing the necessity of being born again and the profound truth that “God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son.” He explores the immeasurable love of God, tracing it back to creation, the fall of Adam and Eve, and the foreshadowing of Christ’s...

This Voices from the Mountain message, drawn from Numbers 10:29–32, carried the theme “Why Don’t You Just Join Us.” The sermon reminded listeners that the Christian life is a journey, much like Israel’s wilderness trek, full of valleys, mountains, battles, and blessings. Moses invited Hobab to join the people of God on their way to the promised land, promising that the goodness of the Lord would be shared with him too. In the same way, believers today are called to endure, to stick with the faith through hardship, and to rejoice when God reveals something new along the...

This Sunday’s Voices from the Mountain message drew from Ezekiel 8:12 and carried the theme: “You Can’t Do Wrong and Get By.” The teaching reminded listeners that Israel repeatedly turned from God, hiding sin in the dark while still performing outward rituals, but God sees all. The prophet Ezekiel was shown how the people’s secret abominations led to God’s glory departing from the sanctuary. The message emphasized that sin cannot be excused or hidden—eventually it will be exposed, because God is light and in Him is no darkness. It warned against using “I’m just human” as a...

This Sunday School message from Voices from the Mountain centered on Romans 12:1–3, urging believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God. The teaching highlighted that everything begins with God’s mercy—without it, none of us could stand—and that true sacrifice means offering our very best, not leftovers. It reminded listeners that growth in Christ is ongoing, that our righteousness alone is insufficient but covered by the blood of Jesus, and that humility keeps us dependent on Him. The lesson also stressed unity in the body of Christ, where each member h...

In this heartfelt message titled Gaining in Knowledge, Pastor Chad Levan of Sweeton Hill Church urges believers to pursue spiritual growth through deeper understanding of God’s Word. Drawing from 2 Peter 3 and Colossians 1, he outlines seven key areas of growth—knowledge, holiness, obedience, prayer life, worship, fellowship, and discernment—emphasizing that true church growth begins with strong spiritual roots. Levan shares personal reflections and encourages the congregation to move beyond spiritual milk to the meat of the Word, cultivating a faith that is steadfast, Spirit-led, and grounded in truth. The message is a call to prepare for revival by becomi...

In this powerful morning message titled Have We Broke the Box?, Pastor Jesse Lockhart draws from Mark 14 to challenge believers to offer extravagant worship like Mary of Bethany, who broke her costly alabaster box to anoint Jesus. Lockhart recounts the emotional story of Lazarus’ resurrection, emphasizing that Mary’s act of worship was rooted in gratitude for what Jesus had done—and faith in what He was about to do. Through vivid testimony and heartfelt preaching, he urges listeners to break their own box of praise, not just for past blessings, but in anticipation of future miracles. The message is a c...

In this stirring Sunday School lesson from Voices from the Mountain, listeners are reminded to stand strong in faith amid uncertainty and fear. Drawing from Joshua 1:9 and John 16:33, the speaker emphasizes that God’s presence is unwavering—even in trials, financial hardship, or spiritual discouragement. Through personal testimony and biblical insight, the message encourages believers not to be dismayed by the chaos of the world but to remain connected to the power source—Jesus Christ—who has already overcome it all. With heartfelt urgency, the speaker calls the church to resist fear, stay grounded in prayer, and find peace even in...

Brother Alex Rollins Preaches at Fairview Union on 11-5-2025

In “The Wells Are Dried Up,” Bryan Measels preaches from Genesis 26, where Isaac reopens the wells once dug by Abraham but stopped up by the Philistines. He compares these wells to the church — once overflowing with living water but now hindered by the enemy’s influence and worldliness. Measels laments the spiritual drought of the last days, where many have lost interest in true worship, traded holiness for entertainment, and allowed modern trends to replace the Spirit of God. He urges believers to “dig again the old wells” by returning to prayer, holiness, and the preaching of God’s Word, followin...

Brother Coy King preaches another message at the revival at Baker's Chapel in Tracy City TN.

This was night 7 of the revival.

Brother Larry Layne brings the word at the Revival at Baker's Chapel in Tracy City Tennessee.

This was night 8 of the revival.

In this sermon titled “Lukewarm” from Voices from the Mountain, Jessie Lockhart preaches from Revelation 3:14–22, warning of the Laodicean church age — a generation that has become spiritually complacent. He describes today’s church as rich, comfortable, and self-sufficient, yet void of the Holy Spirit’s power and conviction. Lockhart emphasizes that lukewarmness — neither hot with zeal nor cold in rejection — makes God “sick.” He calls believers to recognize their deep spiritual need, repent of apathy, and seek the purifying fire of God’s Spirit once again. True revival, he says, comes not through emotionalism or modern substitutes, but through holiness, righteousnes...

Brother Larry Layne, Preaching at the Revival at Baker's Chapel on 11-1-2025

Revival at Baker's Chapel-10-31-2025

In this stirring revival message delivered at Bakers Chapel on October 30, 2025, Brother Bill Frisbee passionately reminds us that the cross was never just wood—it was a divine intersection of purpose and salvation. With heartfelt urgency, he declares, “I’m not going to die,” pointing to the eternal promise found in Christ. He emphasizes the significance of the middle cross, where Jesus stood between two thieves—not as a symbol of death, but as a lifeline for the lost. Frisbee calls believers to reclaim their purpose: to serve others and glorify the Savior who went all the way to Calvary fo...

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At Fairview Union, Brother Jesse Lockhart preached from Matthew 6:19–21, urging believers to focus their hearts on eternal treasures rather than earthly ones. He reminded listeners that worldly possessions fade, lose their appeal, and can easily take the place of God if not kept in proper perspective. Using examples from Scripture—Naomi leaving Bethlehem for Moab and Lot choosing the well-watered plains near Sodom—he warned that when the things of this world become more valuable than the things of God, loss and regret follow. True treasure, he said, is found only in Jesus Christ, whose riches never corrup...

At the Baker’s Chapel revival, Brother Coy King preached from John 8 about the woman caught in adultery, urging the church to return to the true character of Jesus—love, mercy, compassion, and forgiveness. He reminded listeners that the church’s role isn’t to condemn but to reach the lost, no matter their past, because condemnation never saves anyone. Coy shared how Jesus changed his own life, delivering him from addiction and giving him a new heart, and he called on believers to reflect that same transforming love. Revival, he said, isn’t about routine or programs—it’s about hearts...

In this heartfelt revival message from Bradley Cook at Bakers Chapel on October 30, 2025, the story of the prodigal son comes alive with urgency and grace. Brotherly Bradley paints a vivid picture of a soul weighed in the balance—lost in sin, yet never beyond the reach of the Father’s mercy. He reminds listeners that no matter how far we’ve wandered or how deep the muck of sin, God stands waiting with compassion, ready to restore. “There’s a robe with your name on it,” he declares, urging all to return to the Father’s house. The message is a powerful...

In this heartfelt message from the Bakers Chapel Revival on October 28, 2025, Brother Bradley Cook challenges believers to reflect on the vows and promises they've made to God—especially in times of desperation. Preaching from Psalm 66 and Deuteronomy 23, he emphasizes the importance of honoring our commitments to the Lord, likening spiritual accountability to financial responsibility. With urgency and conviction, he calls the church to clear out the clutter of the heart, renew their dedication, and “pay back what we owe God” through faithful living, obedience, and service. His message is a stirring reminder that God remembers every vow—and expects us to fo...

In this powerful revival message delivered at Bakers Chapel Church in Tracy City, TN on October 28, 2025, Brother Owen Campbell calls believers to spiritual awakening and personal holiness. Preaching from Hosea 4:6 and 10:12, he urges the congregation to “break up your fallow ground” and prepare their hearts for the Word of God. With bold conviction, he confronts sin, compromise, and distractions—challenging listeners to put God first, live righteously, and seek revival through obedience, prayer, and Scripture. His heartfelt testimony and passionate exhortation remind us that true joy and strength come from a surrendered life rooted in Christ.

Location: Bakers...

In this passionate revival message at Bakers Chapel Church in Tracy City, Tennessee, Chad Smith calls the church to wake up from spiritual slumber and reclaim its purpose with urgency and conviction.

Preaching from Nehemiah 4, he emphasizes that revival won’t come until “the people have a mind to work”—until believers move beyond passive attendance and begin actively rebuilding the broken spiritual walls around them.

Brother Chad challenges listeners to live out their faith beyond Sunday services, to confront sin honestly, and to carry the gospel into their homes and communities.

He reminds...

In this stirring evening message from Voices from the Mountain, Jesse Lockhart preaches from Amos 6:1 with a solemn warning: “Woe to them that are at ease in Zion.” He urges believers not to grow spiritually complacent during seasons of peace, but to pray fervently while they still can. Drawing from the story of Daniel in the lion’s den, Jesse emphasizes the importance of seeking God before trouble comes, not just in the midst of it. He challenges the church to return to heartfelt altar prayer, reminding us that true revival and spiritual power come when saints pray through—not just...

In this powerful morning message from Voices from the Mountain, Jesse Lockhart preaches from Ephesians 2, reminding listeners of the depth of God's mercy and the miracle of salvation. He explains that all humanity is born spiritually dead due to sin, separated from God, and searching for fulfillment in worldly things. But through Christ, we are quickened—made alive—by grace, not by works. Jesse emphasizes that salvation is an inward transformation, not outward religion, and warns against measuring righteousness by others instead of God's Word. With heartfelt conviction, he calls the church to remember the power of grace and the...

In this heartfelt message from Voices from the Mountain, Tyler Patrick preaches from Luke 18:18–19, reflecting on the story of the rich young ruler who asked Jesus how to inherit eternal life. Tyler challenges listeners to examine what might be hindering their relationship with God, emphasizing that worldly possessions and personal desires often stand in the way of true surrender. Sharing his own testimony of transformation, he speaks passionately about the emptiness of worldly pursuits and the incomparable value of knowing Jesus. With urgency and conviction, he calls the church to let go of temporary things and pursue the eternal ho...

In this heartfelt message from Voices from the Mountain, Tyler Patrick preaches from Luke 18:18–19, reflecting on the story of the rich young ruler who asked Jesus how to inherit eternal life. Tyler challenges listeners to examine what might be hindering their relationship with God, emphasizing that worldly possessions and personal desires often stand in the way of true surrender. Sharing his own testimony of transformation, he speaks passionately about the emptiness of worldly pursuits and the incomparable value of knowing Jesus. With urgency and conviction, he calls the church to let go of temporary things and pursue the eternal ho...

This message was recorded on Sunday Morning on WSGM a local Radio Outlet in Grundy County Tennessee.

In the October 19, 2025 evening message titled “You Can’t Do Wrong and Get By,” Pastor Jesse Lockhart preached from Song of Solomon 2:10–13, using the bridegroom’s call — “Arise, my love, my fair one, and come away” — to urge believers to awaken from spiritual coldness. He described the present day as a “winter” season where iniquity abounds, love has grown cold, and many think they can live in sin without consequence. Citing Galatians 6:7 and Numbers 32:23, he reminded listeners that sin always comes to light — no one “does wrong and gets by.” Lockhart contrasted today’s selfish, loveless world with the fellowship and love that come...

In this October 19, 2025 morning message titled “Almost” by Jesse Lockhart, the sermon draws from Acts 26:24–29, where King Agrippa tells Paul, “Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian.” Brother Lockhart powerfully warns against being “almost” saved—close to believing, but still lost. He describes Agrippa as knowledgeable of Scripture yet unwilling to surrender fully to Christ, comparing him to many today who know the Bible, attend church, and do good works but lack true salvation. Using Paul’s testimony before Agrippa, he highlights the difference between religion of the mind and salvation of the heart—between believing in God and believing on Him...

In this Sunday School message from Voices from the Mountain (October 19, 2025), the teacher focused on the danger of pride and how it separates believers from God. Drawing from Proverbs 16, he reminded listeners that pride is an abomination to the Lord, just as serious as any outward sin. The lesson emphasized that conviction isn’t only for the lost but also for faithful church members, preachers, and teachers who must continually allow God’s Word to cleanse their hearts. Pride blinds people, fuels division in the church, and prevents spiritual growth, while humility keeps believers teachable, united, and ready for batt...

On the final night of revival at Sweeton Hill in Coalmont, TN, Brother Chris Long delivered a heartfelt message centered on the Shekinah Glory of God and the urgent need for unity, sincerity, and spiritual awakening in the church.

Drawing from personal memories and powerful scripture, he emphasized how routine and formality have edged out the presence of God in many congregations.  He called out the church to return to heartfelt worship and genuine prayer.

Brother Long reminded the congregation that the Shekinah Glory falls when God's people are in one mind and one accord, p...

In this powerful revival message titled “Open to Me,” Jesse Lockhart draws from Song of Solomon chapter 5 to deliver a passionate call for renewed intimacy with Christ. He paints a vivid picture of the bridegroom knocking at the door, longing for fellowship, while the bride hesitates—symbolizing the church’s tendency toward spiritual complacency. Lockhart urges believers to remember the fervor of their first love, the joy of seeking God’s presence, and the sweetness of communion with Him. He warns against becoming too comfortable, too structured, or too distracted to respond when Jesus calls. Through heartfelt exhortation, he emphasizes...

At the Sweeton Hill Revival in Coalmont, TN, Brother Chris Long delivered a stirring message rooted in Genesis 45, urging believers to “fall not out by the way” as they journey toward spiritual Canaan. Drawing from Joseph’s reunion with his brothers, Long emphasized the importance of staying faithful despite obstacles, temptations, and discouragement. He warned of spiritual pitfalls—opposition, distraction, and worldly enticements—and reminded the congregation that God has made provision for the journey. With heartfelt testimony and a song about the Old Ship of Zion, Long encouraged listeners to press on, uplift one another, and keep their eyes on th...

In this revival message titled Separation, Brother Jesse Lockhart delivers a bold call for the church to return to holiness and spiritual integrity. He warns that many churches have become too worldly, attempting to lure people to salvation with entertainment, gimmicks, and fleshly attractions rather than the power of God's Word and Spirit. Using Samson as a vivid example of someone who played with sin and lost his strength, Lockhart emphasizes that revival only comes through true separation—cutting away distractions, consecrating ourselves, and walking in obedience. With passionate urgency, he challenges believers to stand up, clean up, and wo...

n this stirring revival message, Brother Chris Long draws from Luke 16 to challenge believers who settle for spiritual crumbs when God has prepared a full table. Through the story of Lazarus and the rich man, and a powerful comparison to Mephibosheth’s journey from Lo-debar to the king’s table, Brother Chris urges the church to stop surviving on scraps and start feasting on the sustaining Word of God. With heartfelt anecdotes, bold exhortation, and a call to deeper revival, this sermon reminds us that spiritual strength comes not from nibbling at the edges, but from pulling up to the...

Mark Askew and family members sing's to the Fairview Union Congregation on 10-12-2025 during pastor appreciation.

This Sunday School message delivers a passionate call to spiritual readiness and perseverance. Drawing from 1 Peter 4 and 5, the speaker emphasizes that every believer will face battles—but victory comes not by avoiding them, but by enduring them with Christ. The message urges listeners to prepare daily through prayer and humility, warning that the enemy is actively targeting families, churches, and especially the youth. It highlights the importance of standing firm for the sake of lost loved ones, reminding the church that their prayers and faithfulness may be the lifeline others need. Above all, it’s a heartfelt reminder that God...

This message from Voices from the Mountain, delivered by Pastor Jesse Lockhart, is a powerful plea to stop wavering between two opinions and make a wholehearted commitment to God. Drawing from Elijah’s confrontation with the people of Israel in 1 Kings, Pastor Lockhart challenges listeners to examine whether they are truly saved or simply living in spiritual indecision. Through personal testimony and biblical examples, the message emphasizes that salvation requires full surrender—not partial obedience or moral living. The rich young ruler, though upright, lacked the one thing that kept him from following Christ. Likewise, many today are halted by p...

This message from Voices from the Mountain, delivered by Bill Frisbee at Bakers Chapel, is a passionate call to rejoice in the Lord and live with spiritual urgency. Centered around 1 Thessalonians 5, Frisbee emphasizes the power of praise, even in trials, and the importance of living a life that reflects true salvation. He challenges believers to stop quenching the Spirit, to abstain from all appearances of evil, and to take their walk with God seriously. Through vivid illustrations and heartfelt testimony, the message reminds listeners that rejoicing in the Lord is not just emotional—it’s spiritual evidence of a life...

Recorded at Fairview Union Church in Whitwell, Tennessee, on October 8, 2025, this stirring message by Brother Jesse Lockhart, titled “Are You Fat and Sassy?”, draws from Genesis 42 to challenge believers to examine their spiritual hunger. Using the story of Joseph’s famine in Egypt, Brother Lockhart reminds listeners that while many have access to the “storehouses” of God’s Word, few are truly hungry enough to partake. He warns against becoming satisfied with “watered-down” religion and calls the church to seek the full measure of God’s truth and power. With passion and conviction, he urges God’s people to stop looking to one...

In this stirring message from Voices from the Mountain, the preacher draws from 2 Kings 6 to remind believers that even when surrounded by trials, spiritual warfare, and the snares of the enemy, God is ever-present and watching over His people. Through the story of Elisha and his servant, we’re shown that what we see with natural eyes is not the full picture—God’s heavenly army surrounds us, even in the darkest valleys. The message urges the church to rise up, fight the good fight of faith, and intercede for the lost, emphasizing that we are the last line betwee...

In this anointed morning message titled “Had It Not Been,” Pastor Jesse Lockhart preaches from Hebrews 9:22—“Without the shedding of blood, there is no remission.” He walks the congregation through Scripture, from the garden of Eden to Calvary, showing that from the first sacrifice that covered Adam and Eve to the Lamb slain for our sins, the price of redemption has always been blood. With powerful imagery from the Passover night in Egypt to the torn veil of the temple, he reminds listeners that had it not been for the cross, for Calvary, and for a man called Jesus, every soul...

In this Sunday School message from Hebrews 2 and 11, the teacher warns believers to “give the more earnest heed” lest the truths of salvation slip away. Drawing from the faith of Noah, Abraham, and the heroes of Scripture, he reminds the class that salvation through Jesus Christ is perfect, and that we, as Gentiles, are now adopted into the family of God by faith. The lesson urges Christians to hold fast, move with holy fear, and stay spiritually prepared in a world growing cold and faithless. Just as Noah built an ark to save his house, we too must stay dili...

In this revival message titled “How Long Are You Going to Be Broken?”, Brother Bill Frisbee preaches from Jeremiah 18, calling God’s people back to the Potter’s house to be remade and restored. He reminds listeners that though life’s trials and sins may leave us cracked and broken, the Potter’s hands never fail to reshape those who surrender. Using powerful examples—from Jonah’s disobedience to Humpty Dumpty’s fall—Frisbee warns against running from God and letting worldly distractions take His place. The message burns with conviction and hope, urging believers to return to holiness, prayer, and full sur...

In this powerful sermon from James 4:1–10, Brother Coy King reminds us that true revival and victory come only through full submission to God. He warns against friendship with the world, selfish prayers, and double-minded living, urging the church to humble itself before the Lord. Drawing from his own testimony of brokenness and deliverance, he calls believers to resist the devil, cleanse their hands, purify their hearts, and draw near to God—because when we do, He will draw near to us. The message is clear: we cannot serve both the world and Christ. Tonight is the time to choose, to h...

In this stirring message from Voices from the Mountain, Brother Bill Frisbee challenges believers with the question: What’s keeping you from serving the Lord? Drawing from Acts 16, he recounts how Paul and Silas, beaten and thrown into the inner prison, still prayed and sang praises at midnight—so much that God shook the foundations and set them free. Brother Bill reminds us that the greatest chains are not physical but spiritual, often kept in place by sin, complacency, and fear. He warns that too many settle for church attendance without true surrender, while others let the world rob them...

In this powerful message from Voices from the Mountain, Brother Jesse Lockhart draws from Romans 6 and James 4:7 to remind us that true victory over sin begins with submission to God. He explains the difference between surrender and submission—surrender acknowledges God’s authority, but submission places our will fully under His rule. Using the example of the rich young ruler and Saul on the Damascus Road, he shows how many recognize God’s power but stop short of yielding completely. Brother Lockhart warns that without submission, we remain under the dominion of sin, unable to truly resist the devil. Yet th...

In this revival service, Brother Bill Frisbee preaches on the question: “What are you going to do when Jesus passes by?” (Mark 10:46–52). He recounts how Blind Bartimaeus, though told to be quiet, cried out even louder: “Jesus, thou Son of David, have mercy on me”—and immediately received his sight and followed the Lord. Brother Bill also draws from Mark 5, where Legion was delivered from thousands of devils, and from the woman who said, “If I may touch but his clothes, I shall be whole” (Mark 5:28). Each story reveals the same truth: when Jesus passes by, fa...

In this message from Voices from the Mountain, the preacher challenges listeners with the question: What is holding you back from entering the Kingdom of God? Drawing from the story of the rich young ruler in Luke 18, he reminds us that even good works and years in church cannot replace surrender to Christ. Just as the young ruler could not let go of his possessions, many today cling to sin, pride, or worldly desires that keep them from fully following Jesus. The message urges believers to lay aside every hindrance—whether habits, possessions, or self—because eternal life cannot be i...

Welcome to Voices from the Mountain, where the Word of God is preached with fire, truth, and the anointing of the Holy Ghost. In this message from Haggai chapter 1, the challenge is clear: “Consider your ways.” Too often we sow much but reap little, pray but feel empty, and live with cracks in our vessels that let the joy of the Lord leak out. Through stirring examples from Scripture and powerful warnings about spiritual vanity, the call is for self-examination, repair of the breaches, and a return to fullness in God. May this word remind us to search our hear...

Today’s message, “Someone Who Won’t Listen,” from Hebrews 2:1, warns that we must give earnest heed to God’s Word, for He still speaks through the Spirit in a still, small voice. But many refuse to listen—hard-hearted like Nabal, who rejected David’s kindness and nearly brought destruction upon his house. In the same way, when we resist correction and harden our hearts, we place ourselves in danger of judgment. Yet just as Abigail interceded for Nabal, Christ intercedes for us, pleading mercy before the Father. The call is clear: don’t harden your heart, but listen while God is spe...

Today’s lesson, “Slipping, Drifting, and Falling Away,” from Hebrews 2:1–3, warns us that if we are not moving forward with Christ, we are drifting backward. Drifting doesn’t happen suddenly—it begins with a weakening prayer life, neglecting the Word, or becoming complacent, just as the prodigal son little by little pulled away until he was far from his father. Like a coal removed from the fire that quickly grows cold, we too lose our fire when we separate from God and His people. But there is hope—through repentance we can return to the Father before it’s too late.

The message titled "Crucifying the Flesh" by Jesse Lockhart explores the spiritual imperative of dying to one's sinful nature in order to live fully in Christ. Drawing from Galatians 5:24 and Romans 6, it emphasizes that believers must actively reject fleshly desires and submit to the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. Lockhart underscores that this process is not passive but requires intentional surrender, discipline, and reliance on God's grace. The message challenges listeners to examine their lives, embrace spiritual maturity, and walk in holiness, reflecting the character of Christ through daily choices and obedience.

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Genesis 2 + 3

Jesse Lockhart-9-21-2025-PM

Fairview Union,
Whitwell,TN

In this message, the preacher emphasizes that a strong church is a powerful church—one that God can use to reach the lost and glorify His name. Drawing from Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, he warns against strife, gossip, and division, reminding us that the enemy’s greatest weapon is to weaken the body of Christ by turning believers against one another. Just as wood tightly woven in its grain cannot be easily split, so the church must be united in love, mercy, and humility under the authority of Jesus Christ. The sermon challenges us to put away offenses, stop adding fuel...

In this Sunday School message, the teacher draws from Luke 6 to remind us that Jesus Christ is Lord of the Sabbath, showing compassion even when opposed by the Pharisees. Through the story of healing the man with the withered hand, we see that doing good and showing mercy always honors God, no matter the day or circumstance. The lesson challenges believers to recognize that just as Jesus faced opposition, we too will be criticized and misunderstood when we live for Him. Yet, we are called to remain steadfast, merciful, and forgiving, even toward those who wrong us. The heart...

This podcast episode centers on the urgency of preparing for the end times, drawing from Amos 4, 1 Peter 4:7, and other passages that declare “the end of all things is at hand.” The speaker stresses that believers cannot afford to be spiritually comfortable or complacent, warning against “playing church” or living half in the world and half in Christ. Instead, preparation begins with prayer—described as the most powerful but underused weapon God has given His people. Through biblical examples, including Jesus urging His disciples to “watch and pray” in Gethsemane, the message underscores the need for repentance, cleansing, and vigilance. Prayer keeps b...

The podcast episode focuses on Proverbs 22:1, “A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches,” and unpacks the importance of reputation, integrity, and the spiritual meaning behind names. The speaker explains that names not only identify us but also carry legacies and reputations, using biblical examples such as Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah. Though given Babylonian names (Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego), these men refused to compromise their faith, standing firm against idolatry despite pressure from King Nebuchadnezzar’s rule. The message highlights how the world may label believers with derogatory names or try to reshape their identity, but Go...

In this episode of Voices from the Mountain the sunday school teacher warns of the nearness of Christ's return, urging the church to wake from complacency, pray fervently, and pursue repentance as signs of the end times unfold in Matthew 24.

With heartfelt urgency, he calls believers to evangelize the lost, strengthen their faith, and prepare spiritually for the coming tribulation.

In Jesse Lockhart’s sermon I’ve Got to Make It, he delivers a fervent and urgent message drawn from 1 Corinthians 9:24, where Paul exhorts believers to run their spiritual race with the aim of winning. Lockhart paints a vivid contrast between the eternal joy of heaven and the torment of hell, emphasizing that salvation is not just a hope—it’s a necessity. He describes heaven as a place of peace, healing, and divine presence, while warning that hell is a place of unending pain, regret, and memory. With raw conviction, he challenges listeners to examine their walk with God, urg...

In Jesse Lockhart’s sermon All Things Work Together for Good, he passionately unpacks Romans 8:28, reminding believers that every trial, temptation, and hardship serves a divine purpose for those who love God and are called according to His will. Through vivid storytelling—like the faith-filled journey of the Shunammite woman in 2 Kings 4—and heartfelt reflections on the power of praying mothers, Lockhart emphasizes that sanctified suffering is not only bearable but redemptive. He urges listeners to make room for God in their lives, assuring them that even in seasons of loss or confusion, God is orchestrating every detail for their...

Pastor preaches from Proverbs 10:22 about how the blessing of the Lord makes one truly rich without sorrow, opening with prayer and gratitude. He contrasts material provision with greater spiritual blessings—forgiveness, the Holy Spirit, and grace—and reminds listeners that God provides for body and soul.

Using personal anecdotes and Scripture (Psalms, Ephesians, Philippians), the sermon urges believers to stop and consider God’s gifts, count their blessings, and recognize the depth of God’s love shown in Christ’s sacrifice and the gift of the Comforter.

The message concludes with a practical challenge: communicate your bless...

Welcome to Voices from the Mountain, where the Word is preached with passion and the Holy Ghost moves. In this episode, the speaker reflects on Psalm 84 and shares heartfelt reasons for loving the house of God: the presence of praise, the strength and encouragement found among believers, and the formative power of church for families and individuals. Through testimony, scripture, and personal stories, the message celebrates worship, unity, and the transforming work of God in community.

Revival with brother Daryl Nace preaching-

Jamestown Tennessee 

In this message, Jesse Lockhart reminds believers that the Christian life is not a playground but a battlefield. Drawing from Ephesians 6, he stresses the need to be strong in the Lord and put on the whole armor of God, because our fight is not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual wickedness and the powers of darkness. Using vivid examples from Scripture—such as the demoniac in Mark 5, Israel’s battles in the Old Testament, and the fall of Jericho—he shows that victory comes only through God’s strategy, not man’s. Just as soldiers train to follow orders and...

This message takes us into Luke 15 and the well-known story of the prodigal son, showing it as a picture of spiritual departure and return. The preacher highlights that it was not the father who left, but the son who walked away from love, provision, and protection—just as many today have walked away from God’s Word and His ways. At first, sin seems full of freedom and pleasure, but it quickly leads to famine, want, and disgrace, just like the prodigal feeding swine. The sermon warns that departing from God always brings loss and bondage, while staying under His...

In this Sunday School message, the teacher emphasizes the power and necessity of true prayer in the midst of tragedy and uncertainty. Using the example of a recent school shooting and the public’s response of “thoughts and prayers,” he contrasts empty words with genuine, fervent prayer that reaches God. He reminds listeners that real change comes not from legislation or human effort, but from a heart turned to God in repentance and faith. Prayer is described as the believer’s greatest tool, a lifeline that connects us directly to the throne of grace, bringing guidance, healing, protection, and peace th...

In this sermon from Voices from the Mountain, Pastor Jesse Lockhart preaches from James 1:5–8, focusing on the danger of being a double-minded man—unstable in all his ways. He emphasizes the importance of seeking God’s wisdom with unwavering faith, contrasting true stability in Christ with the uncertainty of a wavering life. Pastor Lockhart illustrates how instability leads believers to be tossed about like waves of the sea, unable to help themselves or others, while those firmly grounded in salvation can stand strong against trials and temptations. Using vivid imagery, he challenges listeners to move beyond shallow, surface-level faith and st...

In this message from Voices from the Mountain, Pastor Jesse Lockhart preaches from Acts 5:1–11 on the sobering account of Ananias and Sapphira. He draws out the central warning against “keeping back part” from God—holding on to something instead of surrendering fully. Pastor Lockhart reminds us that serving the Lord isn’t 50%, 70%, or even 99%—it’s 100%. Using vivid illustrations and scripture, he challenges believers not to let grudges, plans, or possessions hinder their walk, but to lay everything on the altar, just as Christ gave His all for us. The message is a call to wholehearted devotion, honesty before God, and the f...

In this episode, Pastor Jesse Lockhart preaches from 2 Timothy 4:1–5, giving a solemn charge to “preach the word” in a time of great apostasy. Paul’s warning to Timothy is just as urgent today: perilous times are here, truth is being rejected, and many have turned aside. Yet the Word of God still saves, convicts, and brings order where there is chaos.

This message also emphasizes God’s divine order for the home—marriage as a covenant between one man and one woman, the husband’s responsibility to lead spiritually, and the call to put Christ above all else. Pastor J...

In this episode, we dive into Philippians 2 to explore what true victory in Christ looks like. Paul reminds us that joy comes when believers walk in unity, humility, and obedience. Victory isn’t about worldly success or recognition—it’s about having our names written in the Lamb’s Book of Life.

We’ll look at Christ’s example of lowliness, how the church finds strength in one mind and one accord, and why working out our salvation with fear and trembling is essential in today’s world. This episode challenges us to put others first, stay faithful to th...

On this episode of Voices from the Mountain, Brother Chris Long reminds us that though the Christian walk can be hard, God never fails. From Israel’s wilderness journey to personal battles of discouragement, this message challenges us to keep our eyes on Heaven and trust the Lord when the way gets hard.

Numbers 21:1-5

Sermon Summary – Pastor Jesse Lockhart (8/17/2025 AM)

“For I Was a Stranger and You Took Me In”

Once outsiders with no hope, we were brought near through Christ.

A familiar Old Testament story paints a powerful picture of redemption and belonging.

Leaving God’s house for “greener pastures” always comes with consequences.

Some die spiritually not by leaving, but by sitting lifeless in the pew.

Even in bitterness and emptiness, there’s hope when we return to God.

A stranger’s faith opened the door to covenant blessings—and points us to o...

“Straightway the Father of the Child Cried Out”

A desperate father brings his afflicted son when no one else can help.

Disappointment makes faith hard—but he refuses to give up.

Tears become the prayer that words cannot carry.

True faith is honest enough to admit unbelief.

When he cried out, heaven answered—and the boy was restored.

God doesn’t work halfway—He makes all things whole.

Main Theme

Brother Brandon taught on heaven, eternal hope, and the contrast with hell, encouraging believers to focus on the promise of eternal life with Christ instead of being weighed down by earthly burdens.

Life’s Burdens & Perspective

Brother Brandon reminded the class that everyone carries responsibilities (family, work, worries).

Life passes quickly, and none of us are guaranteed tomorrow.

Despite hardships, the main goal for believers is to make it to heaven.

Encouragement from Revelation 21

He read from Revelation 21 about the new heaven, new ea...