Piney Grove Baptist Church

”The Wayward and The Righteous,” Deuteronomy 21:1-23

Recorded 08/20/2022: Pastor Larry G. Stephens continues a series through the book of Deuteronomy. This message addresses the grace and mercy of God and challenges us to bask in the work of Jesus. The battle was fought on Golgotha and won at the tomb. 

”The Lord Has Won The Battle,” Deuteronomy 20:1-20

Pastor Larry G. Stephens brings a message from Deuteronomy on the warfare that is waged upon the Christ-followers life almost daily. Will we stand for such a great gospel? 
"Our hope is in the resurrected Jesus." 

”Proper Justice In The House of The Lord,” Deuteronomy 19:1-21

Pastor Larry Stephens brings a message on the importance and purpose of church discipline. Pastor Larry compares Deuteronomy 19 to the words of the Lord Jesus from Matthew 18: 15-20.
Church disciple is for the glory of God, the edification of the body, restoration for the wayward, and to bring the church together for the mission of God. 

”Provisions and Abominations,” Deuteronomy 18:1-22

Recorded 07/24/2022, Pastor Larry reminds us of the provisional hand of the Lord. In the theological sandwich in Deuteronomy 18 we see
I. Provisions for The Priest
II. Be People Who Flee From Detestable Acts
III. The Lord Has Provided a Greater Prophet Than Moses

”Just Who Is The King?” Deuteronomy 17:1-20 (Song of Meditation, ”Night of Silence”)

Recorded during morning worship: 07/17/2022
Pastor Larry G. Stephens challenges the church body to draw close to King Jesus. He compares an earthly finite king to King Jesus. 

”I Will Passover Over You...Again, Listen To His Voice,” Deuteronomy 16:1-22

Pastor Larry brings a challenge from Deuteronomy 16 on the blood of Christ that washes away sin and how we must hear and obey the voice of the Lord.
The video/audio clip is taken from Temple Baptist Church in Mt. airy NC by Dr. David Gibbs

”A Time For Resolution,” Deuteronomy 15:1-23

Pastor Larry Stephens brings a message from Deuteronomy on the importance of forgiveness.
(1) The early Church was attractive to outsiders because it demonstrated radical change and gave hope.
(2) That there was a new element at work. The earlier disciples had been all Jews, but here is something that could not be labeled as either Jew or Greek, because it welcomes both. The new name is the first witness to the multicultural, multi ethical power and dynamic of the gospel. I hear people all the time talk about how we need to get back to the way the early church was but forget they were extremely multi-ethical and diverse among all people groups. They did not embrace sin, in they called it out, they didn’t compromise the Word, and welcomed all who would come repent and embrace Jesus as Messiah. 

”Clean and Unclean Foods and Tithing,” Deuteronomy 14:1-29

Pastor Larry brings a message from Deuteronomy 14 on unclean and clean foods and tithing. How do these Old Testament laws help guide the Christ follower towards holiness?