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Whole heart seeking is needed
Preaching from Psalm 119, Pastor Pierucki emphasizes the repeated call to seek God with the whole heart and warns against being half-hearted or double-minded in our walk with Him. He explains salvation as a work of the heart, defends free will against Calvinist error, and stresses the need for sincere, whole-hearted prayer. The message closes with a call to draw near to God, love Him fully, and take all that He offers.
Mysteries of God
Mark Palmer preaches through the many mysteries of God revealed in Scripture, beginning with the mystery of godliness in 1 Timothy 3:16 and tracing Christ manifest in the flesh, justified in the spirit, seen of angels, preached to the Gentiles, believed on in the world, and received up into glory. He also touches on the mystery of Christ in the believer, Christ and the church, the blindness of Israel, the rapture, and the mystery of iniquity. Throughout the message he repeatedly urges every Christian to read the Bible and pray a lot as the way to grow in faith and closeness to God.
Follow Jesus only by his word- accountable.
Pastor Pierucki preaches on what it means to follow Jesus Christ, teaching that we can only truly follow Him by following the Word of God and that we will be held accountable and judged out of the books He has written. Tracing the many places where Jesus called men to follow Him, he stresses that discipleship costs us friendships, family, and comfort, and he warns against rebellion, pride, and lukewarmness while urging a willing heart surrendered to God. Along the way he defends the King James Bible, salvation as the free gift of God by grace through faith, eternal security, and the command to love one another even when people depart from the truth.
Don't hide the gospel
Preaching from 2 Corinthians 4, Micah Reaves reminds believers that every Christian has a ministry to share the gospel and must not faint in the day of adversity. He warns against handling the word of God deceitfully, against work salvation and the prosperity gospel, and calls Christians to let their light shine rather than hide the gospel from a lost world. The message closes with the reminder that true belief leads to action and that we live for the eternal, not the temporal.
Concl of Phi. 4
Filling in for Pastor Pierucki, Dale Moore concludes the study of Philippians 4, working through Paul's exhortation to think on things that are true, honest, just, pure, lovely, and of good report. He emphasizes spiritual growth and maturity, learning contentment in every circumstance, following godly examples as they follow Christ, and trusting God to supply every need. The message closes on the four basic needs of salvation, assurance, wisdom, and comfort, pointing to Christ as the source of strength for all things.
Proverbs 31
Mark Palmer works verse by verse through Proverbs 31, showing that the whole chapter records the words a godly mother taught her young son, King Lemuel, before he became king. He explains that the passage warns against drinking and worldly ways, and describes the virtuous woman as one who brings her husband peace, cares diligently for her household, and works with her hands. The central point is that the fear of the Lord is the key to it all, and that a virtuous woman raises godly sons.
Jesus in Col. chapter 1
Preaching from Colossians chapter 1, Pastor Pierucki works through the passage verse by verse while bringing in many supporting Scriptures to show who Jesus Christ truly is. He emphasizes the inheritance believers have in Christ, our redemption through His blood, and the difference between the Son and the Father while affirming the deity of Christ. The message calls believers to assurance of salvation, to walk with God daily, and to live as peculiar people zealous of good works.
Matt 28 Ambassadors
Preaching from the Great Commission in Matthew 28, Jonathan Pennington reminds us that the purpose of a New Testament church is to reach the lost and not become a Jesus-themed social club. He shows from Romans 10, Acts 8, and 2 Corinthians 5 how people cannot be saved without someone sharing the gospel, and he calls believers to take seriously their role as ambassadors for Christ. Pastor Pierucki closes with an exhortation on the urgency of soul winning and the value of printing ministries in getting the Word of God to a lost world.
Phil. 4 Think on ....
Dale Moore preaches from Philippians 4, focusing on Paul's instruction to not be full of care but to make our requests known to God with thanksgiving. He works through the list of things believers are to think on, showing from many passages what it means to dwell on things that are true, honest, just, pure, and lovely. The message urges constant communication with the Lord, honest dealings with all men, and a settled trust that brings the peace of God.
New Years Eve Service
This New Year's Eve service features several speakers sharing short messages as the church closes out the year. Topics include a biblical view of money and stewardship from Luke 16, Daniel's example of prayer, confession, and faithfulness to Scripture in Daniel 9, a simple presentation of salvation, a call to deny self and live for others rather than self from Luke 9, and a look at the promises of heaven in Revelation 21. The service also celebrates recent baptisms and salvations from the past year.
Knowledge of God keeps you, growing
In this final message of 2025, Pastor Pierucki preaches from Philippians 3 on pressing toward the mark, forgetting the things behind, and never ceasing to grow in the Lord no matter how long you have been saved. He emphasizes that the knowledge of God and of Jesus Christ is what changes us, keeps us, and guards our thoughts, and he defends eternal security and the sufficiency of the blood of Christ against Lordship salvation and self-righteousness. The message calls believers to fix themselves rather than others, to press on without dwelling on the past, and to keep their eyes on heaven and eternity.
Birth of Jesus
Jonathan Pennington reflects on the miracle of the incarnation, showing from John 1, Matthew 1, and the prophecies of Isaiah and Micah that Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man, born of a virgin. He defends the eternal Sonship of Christ, teaching that Jesus was never created but has always existed with the Father from everlasting. The message also stands on the King James Bible and warns that denying the deity of Christ is the spirit of antichrist.
GS missions update
In this Wednesday night missions update, Pastor Pierucki reviews the growth of the church's missions giving and reminds the congregation of the Great Commission from Matthew 28 as the ongoing command of every local church. He introduces the missionaries and printing ministries the church supports across Hungary, Croatia, Haiti, Ukraine, Mexico, Vietnam, and Brazil, sharing personal stories from his years of handing out Bibles overseas. He challenges believers to live for eternity, to give sacrificially, and to have a passion for reaching the lost.
Truth of eternity!
In this brief Christmas message, Pastor Pierucki points to the Word of God as a more sure witness than any fable the world imagines. Drawing from 2 Peter 1, he affirms the reality of the eternal soul, life after death, and the believer's hope of being caught up together with the Lord. He reminds us that man has nothing to offer, but God will wipe away all tears and make all things new for those who trust Christ as Savior.
What Christmas means to me- What God has given us!
Preaching from Isaiah 9:6-7, Pastor Pierucki shares what Christmas has come to mean to him, reflecting on his childhood and years on the mission field before turning to the titles given to Christ in the prophecy. He explains that Jesus is our Wonderful Counselor, the mighty God, the everlasting Father, and the Prince of Peace, and that His government rests upon His shoulder and rules over our lives. The message calls believers to feed their faith, to focus on getting themselves right with God rather than trying to fix others, and to rest in the sure work God has promised to perform.
Saved from
Preached around Christmas from the account of Christ's birth in Matthew 1, Pastor Pierucki centers on the meaning of the name Jesus, that He came to save His people from their sins. He walks through what salvation delivers us from, including sin, death, self, eternal judgment, and a sin-destroying life, and shares his own testimony of being cleansed and given a new heart. The message calls believers to rest in the gospel, walk in the light through confession, draw near to God, and enjoy fellowship with Christ as both Savior and friend.
A Christian can lose a lot of things, but not his salvation
Mark Palmer preaches on the security of the believer, showing that salvation in Christ is eternal and cannot be lost. Drawing from the example of Lot and other passages, he warns that a Christian can still lose his testimony, health, rewards, inheritance, joy, assurance, and even his life through sin, while his salvation remains secure. The remedy he repeats throughout is simple: read your Bible and pray a lot, and repent to be restored when we fall.
Phil. 4 Stand fast!
Preaching from Philippians 4:1-4, Dale Moore works through the phrase stand fast, tracing it across many passages and calling believers to stand firm in love for the brethren, in the Spirit, in the faith, in prayer, and in the grace of God. He shares his own testimony of coming to the King James Bible while in the military, and encourages Christians to endure, abide in Christ, and rejoice in the Lord always with unfeigned love and a joyful spirit.
Intro to BBC of Constantine MI.
Pastor Pierucki introduces Bible Baptist Church of Constantine, Michigan, sharing the history of the church and building, his background as a missionary in Eastern Europe, and the church's heart for training preachers and recovering hurting believers. He explains the church's commitment to the King James Bible and received text translations, its emphasis on seed sowing through tracts and Bibles, and the message that salvation is a free and everlasting gift of God through faith in Christ. He closes on the call to discipleship, denying self and living for Christ.
How a soul is saved
Preaching from Acts chapter 26 and Paul's testimony before King Agrippa, Pastor Pierucki explains how a soul is truly saved through the work of the Holy Spirit and faith in Jesus Christ alone. He works through many conversions in the book of Acts to show that people are born again by believing the gospel, not by baptism, works, or the traditions of men, and that baptism follows salvation as a testimony. The message urges believers to make soul winning a priority, to get the gospel out door to door, and not to limit the Spirit of God, and it closes with personal accounts of people saved through a clear presentation of the gospel.
Jesus is Saviour!
Preaching from the birth accounts in Matthew and Luke, Pastor Pierucki emphasizes the virgin birth, the deity of Christ as Emmanuel, and the meaning of the name Jesus as the one who saves His people from their sins. He contends against Calvinism, work salvation, and false teachings that deny Christ is God, while presenting salvation as a free and eternal gift. The message calls believers to walk in fellowship with God, to get the Word out through evangelism, and to marvel that a holy God saves sinners.
Jesus is knocking
Preaching from the account of Christ's birth in Luke 2, Micah Reaves points to the phrase that there was no room and applies it to our own hearts. He shows how Jesus was despised and rejected during His earthly life, yet still stands and knocks, asking to be let into every area of our lives. The message calls believers to stop telling the Lord no room, to surrender the areas they hold back, and to live a surrendered life with Christ as first priority.
Doctrine
Continuing the Wednesday night Bible Institute series, Pastor Pierucki teaches on the importance of sound Bible doctrine, showing that God's Word alone is our authority and that God has one true doctrine while men and devils have many. He warns against Calvinism, Lordship salvation, false prophets, and being carried about by strange doctrines from the internet, and he lays out the doctrine of salvation as a free gift received by faith in Christ through the work of the Holy Spirit. The message closes on discipleship, calling believers to deny themselves, follow Christ, and walk in the light so they can enjoy sweet fellowship with God and His people.
Balance of priorities
Preaching from Matthew 6, Pastor Pierucki teaches that believers must put God first and keep their lives in right balance, trusting the Father to provide their basic needs rather than being consumed by material things. He warns against getting our eyes off the Lord and shares from his own experience how family, ministry, and friendships fall into their proper place only when Christ holds first priority. Drawing also from Matthew 25 and Acts 20, he reminds the church that serving others flows from a genuine relationship with God and that God keeps record of what is done for the least of these.