PNW Baptist Camp Sermons

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PNW Baptist Camp Sermons

Publisher

PNW Baptist Camp

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

10 Aug 2024

Latest episode

25 Jul 2026

Latest episodes

37 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   25 Jul 2026

   2026 Friday evening- Pastor Richard Rossiter

   Title— “The Solution to a Wayward World” Main Texts: Psalm 143:5; Titus 1–2 Supporting Texts: Hebrews 2; Psalm 27:10; 1 Peter 3; Titus 3 Main Theme: God’s answer to a wayward society is the local church faithfully transferring biblical truth from one generation to the next. “The solution to a wayward world is a qualified man of God preaching the Word of God to the people of God to the point of implementation.” I. The Problem: Truth Is Not Being TransferredII. The Condition of a Wayward SocietyIII. God’s Solution Begins with a Qualified Man of GodIV. Preaching Is a Two-Person ActivityV. Sound Doctrine Must Become a Visible LifeVI. Older Women Must Display HolinessVII. Older Women Must Teach Younger WomenVIII. Generational Transfer Requires RelationshipsIX. Older Believers Must Offer a Godly AlternativeX. Young People Must Receive and Continue the TransferXI. Young Men Need Godly Men to Come Alongside ThemXII. A Pattern Is Made by Repeatedly Leaving a MarkXIII. The World Should See the ResultsXIV. The Local Church Is God’s AnswerConclusion Christians are not spectators who merely attend services. Every believer has a part in God’s answer to a wayward world. The pastor must faithfully preach Scripture, but the responsibility does not rest upon him alone. The people must catch the truth, implement it, and pass it on. Older believers must be willing to place their lives on display. Younger believers must be humble enough to receive what is being offered. When generations separate, spiritual transfer breaks down. When they worship, learn, serve, and communicate together, the church becomes what God intended it to be.Final ChallengeThe answer to a wayward world is not merely another sermon. It is the Word of God being preached, received, implemented, and transferred through the people of God.

2. 

   25 Jul 2026

   2026 Friday Morning- Jonathan Pyle

   Title: “Teens Can Be Convincing” Main Text: Daniel 1 Key Verse: Daniel 1:8 Main Thought: A young person whose heart is firmly committed to God can become convincing evidence that God is real and that His way is best—even in a godless culture. I. Babylon Tried to Change Everything About ThemII. Babylon Could Not Control Their HeartsIII. They Refused to Use Pain as an ExcuseIV. Their Obedience Became VisibleV. Faithfulness in Small Things Led to Greater UsefulnessVI. Their Lives Were “Ten Times Better”Conclusion The world is not too wicked for God to use a young person. Your circumstances are not too painful, and your past is not too broken. Daniel and his friends experienced circumstances they could not control, but they refused to surrender their hearts. Their obedience made the truth of God visible, and even a pagan king recognized that their lives were different. Young people can live so convincingly that others see the reality, sufficiency, and superiority of life with Jesus Christ. The goal is not for people to look at us and say, “They are better.” The goal is for them to recognize: “Their God must be real, because He has made a visible difference in their lives.” Final challenge: Purpose in your heart today that the world may influence your surroundings, but it will not possess your heart. Live so faithfully, consistently, and kindly that your life becomes convincing evidence that Jesus Christ is real and His way is best.

3. 

   24 Jul 2026

   2026 Thursday Evening- Pastor Richard Rossiter

   “Bow Before the King” Speaker: Pastor Richard RossiterMain Text: Psalm 95 Supporting Texts: Psalm 143:5; Leviticus 10:1–3; Acts 5:1–11; Hebrews 3:7–8; Hebrews 12:28–29; Philippians 2:9–11 Central Theme: True worship begins with God revealing and giving Himself to us. Our proper response is humble praise, thanksgiving, submission, and obedience before our King. I. What Is Worship? II. Two Different Approaches to WorshipIII. Jesus Is Not Merely a PriorityIV. We Are Approaching a Holy GodV. The Progression of Worship in Psalm 95VI. Psalm 95 Still Speaks to Us TodayVII. Why Should Christians Bow? Conclusion True worship does not begin with us trying to gain God’s attention. It begins with God—His revelation, His grace, His provision, His holiness, and ultimately His gift of Jesus Christ. We do not worship so that God will become good to us; we worship because He has already been infinitely good to us. The humble Christian remains in humble service by continually approaching God humbly. Just as wedding vows must be lived out daily, our allegiance to Christ must be renewed daily. God is not merely one priority among many. He is our life, our Lord, and our King. There should not be a day when we fail to bend our knee, acknowledge who He is, and present Him with a soft heart ready to hear and obey. Ask yourself: Have I genuinely worshiped God, or have I only sung songs about Him? Do I approach God primarily asking Him to fix, provide, and answer—or do I first acknowledge Him as King? Am I trying to use religious activity to place God in my debt? Is Jesus merely an important priority, or is He the center and Lord of everything? Does my posture toward God match the greatness of the One I claim to serve? When was the last time I physically bowed and spoke words of allegiance to my King? Is my heart soft enough to hear and obey His voice today? Have busyness, laziness, pride, or embarrassment caused me to stop bowing? Final Challenge Final exhortation: Make this commitment: “I will bow before my King. I will acknowledge His authority, praise His worth, submit my life, and listen for His voice—today and every day.”

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