Deep Springs Baptist Church Sermon Series

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This podcast is the sermon series of Deep Springs Baptist Church located in Peachland, NC. Expository preaching from pastor Henry Haney Jr

  1. 6d ago

    Acts 7:54-60 "The First Christian Martyr"

    We come to the conclusion of Stephen's long speech in Acts. Instead of cries of repentance, the crowd cries for Stephen to be stoned.  The angry mob is contrasted with Stephen, who is a picture of serenity.  He is filled with the Holy Spirit.  He sees a vision of the glorified Christ at the right hand of God.  In death, he calls upon Jesus to receive his spirit and prays for the forgiveness of his murderers.  There are many parallels between Stephen and Jesus Christ.

  2. Jul 13

    Acts 7:44-53 "The Temple Where God Now Dwells"

    We continue in our study of Stephen's speech before the Sanhedrin. He takes them back in history to the Tabernacle in the Wilderness. God met with His people in that portable structure in the days of Moses and the Judges. Finally, David had a desire to build a permanent house for God.  His son, Solomon would build the Temple of the Lord.  But even he knew that God's glory could not be contained in that structure. Now God has His people for His temple. The Spirit of God permanently indwells every believer in Christ! Stephen ends with a judgment on the crowd that was resisting the Holy Spirit.

  3. Jul 6

    America: Past, Present, and Future

    As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, an inventory is in order. In today's message we look at the history of our nation and the Founding Fathers. We also discuss the present rebellion against God which has brought about His wrath of abandonment. Finally, we look at the future. What can we expect as a nation if things continue as they are?

  4. Jun 29

    Acts 7:17-43 Stephen's Sermon: "Israel's Rejection of Moses"

    We continue studying Stephen's speech to the Sanhedrin. He has been accused of blaspheming God and Moses. In his defense, Stephen shows that it is the nation of Israel who has consistently rejected Moses and the Law.  Even from their infancy as a nation, they fashioned a golden calf while Moses was receiving the Law.  Eventually they graduated from the golden calf to worshipping the host of heaven. This resulted ultimately in the Babylonian captivity.

  5. Jun 22

    Rev. David Ross: "God's Promises to Dads"

    In this message, Pastor Ross encouraged the congregation by reminding them of God's promises.  Dads (and all believers) can count on the "Promise of God's Presence", the "Promise of God's Precepts", the "Promise of God's Provision", and the "Promise of Prayer." Listen and be encouraged!

  6. Jun 15

    "The God of Glory"

    Stephen's speech is the longest recorded sermon in the book of Acts.  As he stands before the Sanhedrin, he provides them with a history lesson. Beginning with Abraham and the patriarchs, he shows how God's activity was never limited to Israel or the Temple.  They also have a pattern of rejecting their deliverers the first time. The patriarchs were moved with envy and rejected Joseph.  Joseph is seen as a type of Christ.

  7. Jun 10

    Acts 6: Stephen - "Waiting Tables and Working Wonders"

    An immediate crisis results in the Apostles needing some assistance. They appoint seven men to oversee the task of the daily food ministry to the saints.  One of those men is Stephen, who is also the first martyr of the church. What we soon discover, is this man's ministry is not limited to his office of "waiting tables." He is a man full of faith, power, wisdom, and the Holy Spirit.  He ministers in the synagogue and preaches Christ. Those in opposition are unable to defeat him in debate, so they bring false accusations before the Sanhedrin.

  8. Jun 1

    Message to the Class of 2026: "Your Next Forty Years"

    As we recognized the high school and college graduates this year, our pastor gave a charge to them and to the rest of the congregation. Moses' life neatly divides into three forty-year segments. We are more familiar with the first forty years and the last forty. But in this message, we will look at the forty years Moses spent in Midian. It seemed like all hope was lost, but God was still on the move. He was developing Moses' character and preparing him for his destiny as the deliverer.

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This podcast is the sermon series of Deep Springs Baptist Church located in Peachland, NC. Expository preaching from pastor Henry Haney Jr

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