Very little is said about this man Melchisedec (Melchizedek) in the scriptures. He is spoken of only one time historically in Genesis chapter 14:18, and then he is used as a type and simile of Christ’s Priesthood in Psalm 110:4. … Continued
This sermon was preached on Sunday evening, January 12, 2020 at the Winter meeting of New Hope Primitive Baptist Church in Milan, TN. It seems strange that one who is employed in such a menial job would be smitten. Who … Continued
The Book of Hebrews is rich with practical and spiritual lessons regarding our faith and Jesus Christ, the object of it. In this sermon, Elder Blair goes through Chapter 6 of Hebrews, looking at what Paul desired for the Hebrews … Continued
We all possess the nature of our fallen father Adam. But the Child of God has two natures. How do you know if a person is a child of God or not? Download Audio File
God gives many comparisons in His word. He compares His covenant of peace with the waters of Noah and He gives us a token of His promise by placing His rainbow in the clouds. What a great and powerful God … Continued
Why would God descend from His estate and take on flesh and blood? How would he come? How would we know? What would He accomplish on Earth in human form? All great questions, and each have an answer. The prophesies … Continued
Jesus is our sacrifice. He offered himself to God once. By that offering He perfected forever them that are sanctified. Just because our sins are totally paid for does not exempt us from suffering and being burdened in this life. … Continued
In this sermon, Elder Danny Wisner discusses issues we have and who we can go to to discuss our issues. Our burdens weight us down and we need to deal with them at the throne of Grace. Download Audio File
Seeing we have a great High Priest, who is sitting at the right hand of the majesty on high, who offered the perfect sacrifice to God, we can stop trying to offer some sacrifice of our own in order to … Continued
All of the priests under the Law service in the Old Testament were not sufficient. Their service was continual in that their priestly duties were never finished. The sacrifices were not sufficient in taking away sin, only reminding the people … Continued