Tabernacle Baptist Church, Hiram Ga.

TBC Hiram
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This podcast features the Sunday morning sermons from Tabernacle Baptist Church in Hiram, Georgia. Each week we share biblically rooted, gospel-centered messages designed to help you grow in your faith and live out God’s truth in everyday life.

  1. 6H AGO

    Pastor Derek Berry "What are You Living For?" - (5/24/2026)

    Paul challenges us to examine what we're truly living for in a world obsessed with accumulating possessions and chasing success. Writing from prison, he declared that everything he once valued - education, status, achievements - became worthless compared to knowing Christ. The difference between the rich young ruler who walked away sad and Zacchaeus who joyfully gave away half his possessions shows how encountering Jesus transforms our priorities. Paul emphasizes we cannot move forward while living in the past, whether trapped by failures or past successes. A meaningful life requires intentionally pursuing eternal goals rather than drifting through temporary pleasures that ultimately don't matter at life's end. Support the show

    42 min

  2. MAY 18

    Pastor Derek Berry "Don't Waste Your Life" - (5/17/2026)

    Life passes quickly, and Moses understood this when he wrote Psalm 90:12, asking God to teach us to number our days and gain wisdom. Moses witnessed an entire generation of Israelites waste their lives wandering in the wilderness because they chose fear over faith when God called them to enter the Promised Land. The psalm contrasts God's eternal nature with human frailty, describing life as grass that withers or a watch in the night. True wisdom comes from living intentionally for God's kingdom rather than drifting through life. Jesus exemplified this in His 33 years, making every moment count for God's glory. We must ask ourselves what legacy we're building and whether we're living for ourselves or for God, choosing to make our numbered days meaningful rather than wasting them on temporary things. Support the show

    42 min

  3. MAY 11

    Pastor Derek Berry "A Life That Leaves a Legacy" - (5/10/2026)

    A godly legacy isn't just what we leave behind when we're gone, but what we live out and pass on every single day. Through the example of Timothy's grandmother Lois and mother Eunice, we learn that genuine faith must be demonstrated, not just inherited. Real legacy is built through small, consistent steps - daily conversations, Scripture teaching, and private moments with God. Paul reminds Timothy to stir up the gifts within him, overcoming fear with the power, love, and sound mind that God provides. Right now, someone is watching your life and learning what matters most by observing your priorities and faith. Support the show

    35 min

  4. MAY 5

    Raised to a New Power | Raised to Life – Week 4 | Pastor Derek Berry

    In Week 4 of our Raised to Life series, “Raised to a New Power,” we’re reminded that many believers feel stuck—not because they lack power, but because they don’t realize the power they already have. Paul teaches that the same power that raised Jesus from the dead is alive in every believer. The struggle isn’t about gaining more power—it’s about growing in awareness of what God has already placed within you. He points us to three realities we must understand: the hope of God’s calling, your value as His inheritance, and the exceeding greatness of His power working in you. You don’t need to try harder or rely on willpower. Real change happens when you stop striving for power and start living from the resurrection power already available through your connection to Christ. Support the show

    35 min

  5. APR 27

    Raised to a New Direction | Raised to Life – Week 3 | Pastor Derek Berry

    In Week 3 of our Raised to Life series, “Raised to a New Direction,” we’re challenged with a hard truth—following Christ doesn’t automatically change your direction unless you intentionally leave the old one behind. Paul shows us in Colossians 3:5–11 that real transformation requires more than managing sin—it requires putting it to death. You can’t walk in a new direction while still holding onto old patterns. What you tolerate will eventually control where your life is headed. True change happens when you stop feeding the old life and start fully stepping into the new one. Christ isn’t meant to be an addition to your life—He is your life. And when He becomes your focus, your direction begins to change. Support the show

    40 min

  6. APR 21

    Living in Freedom | Raised to Life – Week 2 | Pastor Derek Berry

    In Week 2 of our Raised to Life series, “Living in Freedom,” we’re reminded that many believers know they’re saved but still live like they’re stuck. Jesus has already opened the door to freedom, yet we often remain trapped in old patterns. True freedom begins with abiding in God’s Word—not just hearing it occasionally, but letting it shape your daily life. Sin may promise freedom, but it always leads to bondage, following a pattern from choice to habit to control. Through Christ, you are no longer a slave—you are a son or daughter with full access to freedom and inheritance. You’re not fighting for freedom—Jesus already won that battle. Now, you’re learning to live from the freedom you already have by staying rooted in His Word. Support the show

    37 min

  7. APR 13

    Raised to a New Identity | Raised to Life (Week 1) | Logan Hice

    In Week 1 of our Raised to Life series, “Raised to a New Identity,” we see that Being raised with Christ means entering into a complete spiritual union that fundamentally transforms your identity. Many Christians struggle with old patterns because they don't understand this transformation or still define themselves by past failures rather than their new position in Christ. Your life is now hidden with Christ, meaning you're secure and defined by Him, not by your performance or past. Christ isn't just part of your life - He is your life, and like a branch connected to a vine, your strength and growth come from staying connected to Him. The danger lies in finding security in church attendance or good works rather than surrendering completely to Christ. Support the show

    30 min

  8. APR 6

    Pastor Derek Berry "You Can Be Close and Still Lost" - Easter Sunday (4/5/2026)

    Two men walked away from Jerusalem after Jesus' crucifixion, discouraged and confused despite hearing reports of His resurrection. When Jesus joined them on their journey to Emmaus, they didn't recognize Him. This story reveals a sobering truth: you can be physically close to Jesus yet spiritually distant. These men knew all the facts about Christ's life, death, and resurrection, but they missed the truth of what it meant. They were drifting away from God while still talking about Him. The turning point came when Jesus broke bread with them and their eyes were opened to recognize Him. Real salvation is not gradual improvement but a moment of realization when God opens our spiritual eyes. Support the show

    37 min
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This podcast features the Sunday morning sermons from Tabernacle Baptist Church in Hiram, Georgia. Each week we share biblically rooted, gospel-centered messages designed to help you grow in your faith and live out God’s truth in everyday life.

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