Flowing Truth

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Flowing Truth is the weekly teaching podcast from Honey Brook Baptist Church (The Brook) in Honey Brook, PA. Each episode delivers clear, Scripture-centered preaching to help you seek God, grow in faith, and live out biblical truth in everyday life. “O God, thou art my God; early will I seek thee…” — Psalm 63:1

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The Attitude of a Servant | 8.2.26 | Pastor Poke Shuler

"But Jesus yet answered nothing; so that Pilate marvelled." — Mark 15:5 From Mark 15:1-5, this message walks through the morning Jesus stood before Pilate. The council had been watching Him, listening to Him, looking for anything to use against Him — and when the accusations came, He answered nothing. Continuing the series "the memoirs of the servant," Pastor Poke shows three things that spoke for Jesus when He said nothing at all: His WITNESS (they called Him King), His WORDS (the accusations couldn't even agree), and His WORKS (there's a fruit of serving God). A quiet, searching question runs through the whole message: What is your witness saying about you today? Message: The Attitude of a Servant Text: Mark 15:1-5 — with Mark 15:10 and 2 Timothy 2:15 Speaker: Pastor Walt "Poke" Shuler Church: The Brook — Honey Brook Baptist Church Date: Sunday, August 2, 2026 Join us in person: Sunday School 9:30 AM · Sunday Worship 10:30 AM 143 Suplee Road, Honey Brook, Pennsylvania Plan a visit: https://thebrookpa.com/visit Come as you are. There's a seat for you at The Brook. 00:00 God's Word gives direction 00:45 Opening application 01:15 Prayer for a softened heart 02:54 Seeing Jesus as the Servant 06:04 Jesus before Pilate 10:05 A watched life 11:10 The consultation within 12:26 Who do you say He is? 13:13 False witnesses and the council 17:19 The witness 20:17 The words 23:26 The works 26:08 Pilate marvelled 29:36 Closing prayer and invitation
Jul 27

A Message of Hope | 7.26.26| Pastor Poke

How do you respond when your faith is tested, your words are twisted, or standing for Christ costs you your comfort? In this episode of The Flowing Truth, Pastor Poke Shuler delivers a message titled A Message of Hope, concluding Mark Chapter 14 (vv. 57–72). Looking at Jesus’ trial before the Sanhedrin alongside Peter’s denial in the courtyard, we are challenged to examine our identity in Christ when standing before the world. Not everyone will understand or receive the truth you share—some may even defame you to attack the message. But true faith demands a bold, uncompromised declaration. In this sermon, Pastor Poke walks through three key declarations every servant of God faces: Declaration of Your Testimony (vv. 57–59): Standing firm when falsely accused or when your words are twisted. Declaration of Truth (vv. 60–65): Following Christ’s example—holding a peaceful demeanor paired with a bold, declarative profession of faith. Declaration at Trial (vv. 66–72): Choosing to identify with Jesus through our association, our actions, and our authentic heart response. Are you willing to be identified with the message of Jesus, no matter the cost? Listen in to be encouraged to reflect His truth, recollect His mercy, and live as an unwavering servant of God.
Jul 20

Restoring the Relationship | 7.19.26 | Kevin Markham

What happens when your sin takes you further than you ever intended to go, and you find yourself far from God? How do you find your way back? In this episode of The Flowing Truth, Preacher Kevin Markham concludes a three-week series on David’s journey back to God with a message titled Restoring the Relationship from Psalm 51. Following David’s tragedy in 2 Samuel 11 and Nathan’s confrontation in 2 Samuel 12, Psalm 51 reveals what genuine, broken-hearted repentance looks like—and how God’s overwhelming mercy provides a fresh start. In this message, Preacher Kevin explores: The Petition for Mercy (vv. 1–4): Coming to God based on His lovingkindness and multitude of tender mercies, acknowledging sin for what it truly is. The Divine Work of Cleansing (vv. 5–11): Praying "Create in me a clean heart, O God," and understanding that only God can clean up a broken past. The Propagation of Mercy (vv. 12–19): Praying for the restoration of the joy of salvation so we can teach others and lead them back to Him. Your story doesn't have to end where your sin began. Tune in to be encouraged that through God's fresh mercies every morning, full restoration is possible.
Jun 14

Heart Of A Man | Mark 14 | Pastor Poke

The night before the cross, Jesus went into the garden, fell on his face, and prayed one of the most honest prayers ever recorded. Nevertheless, not what I will, but what thou wilt. Pastor Poke keeps going through the series A Servant's Memoir and this week takes a slow look at the heart of the greatest Servant who ever lived. If you want to know what a servant's heart really looks like, watch Jesus in the garden. There's sacrifice in it. There's sorrow in it. There's a son who worships his Father with his face on the ground. And there's a surrender that finally rises up and says, it is enough. If serving God has been costing you something lately, or you feel like you're the only one carrying what you're carrying, sit with this one for a little bit. Text: Mark 14:22-42
Jun 8

Praise In Your Prison

Praise In Your Prison | Acts 16 | Brandon Stone Paul and Silas didn't stumble into that prison. They were dragged there. Beaten in front of a mob, thrown into the inner cell, and locked in the stocks. And at midnight, in the deepest, darkest place they had ever been, they started to sing. Brandon Stone preaches from Acts 16 on what happens when you praise God in the place you never asked to be. It doesn't matter how you got in the prison. What matters is what you do while you're there. You'll hear about the place they occupied, the praise they offered, the power that showed up, and the man whose whole household got saved because two men refused to stop worshiping. If you're walking through something right now that feels like a locked door, this one is for you. Text: Acts 16:16-34
Jun 1

Memoirs Of A Servant| 5.31.26| Pastor Poke

Pastor Poke Shuler continues the Memoirs of a Servant series in Mark 14, preaching a message about Peter and the moment he was hindered in his walk with God. Every one of the disciples said they would die before they denied Christ. And every one of them scattered when the pressure came. The Gethsemane is the oil press. It is the place of great pressure where everything in you gets squeezed out. The question Pastor Poke sets before the church is not whether you will face yours, but whether you will be ready when you do. The flesh is weak. That is not an excuse — it is a warning. And God already told you what to do about it. Watch and pray. That is the escape Peter had and forfeited because he fell asleep. Had he been watching, had he been worshiping, he would have been ready for the denial he never had to go through. What Gethsemane is coming in your life, and are you awake enough to meet it? Flowing Truth is the podcast of Honey Brook Baptist Church in Honey Brook, PA.
May 24

A Meal & A Hymn | 5.24.26| Pastor Poke

Pastor Poke Shuler preaches from Mark 14 on the meal and the hymn that took place just before everything fell apart in the Mount of Olives. Knowing full well what was coming, Jesus sat down with his disciples, broke bread, poured the cup, and then they sang. That is the picture this message lives in. The fellowship of the servant's supper, the fellowship of the Savior's sacrifice, the fellowship of the servant's song. Three things that happened at that table before they ever set foot in the garden. And the question Pastor Poke puts to the church is whether those same things mark your memoir as a servant — whether you have given of your body, poured out your life, and kept singing even when the Mount of Olives was waiting. He will drink it new in the kingdom of God. The table is not over. But until then, are we making the most of the one we have now? Flowing Truth is the podcast of Honey Brook Baptist Church in Honey Brook, PA.
May 17

Man Of Hazards | 5.17.26| Pastor Poke

Pastor Poke Shuler preaches from Mark 14 on Judas Iscariot — a man who walked with Christ, sat at his table, and witnessed everything the other eleven witnessed. He had every opportunity. And he still walked away. The word hazard means a chance, a probability, something that can go wrong based on what we do or fail to do. Judas's life was full of hazards not because of one bad moment, but because his heart was never committed to the Lord he followed. He wanted what God provided without wanting God himself. Jesus looked across that table and still called him friend. He warned him. He gave him every chance to turn. The Son of man goeth as it is written — but woe to the man who makes it happen. Repentance was always an option. Is your heart telling a different story than you think it is? Flowing Truth is the podcast of Honey Brook Baptist Church in Honey Brook, PA.

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Flowing Truth is the weekly teaching podcast from Honey Brook Baptist Church (The Brook) in Honey Brook, PA. Each episode delivers clear, Scripture-centered preaching to help you seek God, grow in faith, and live out biblical truth in everyday life. “O God, thou art my God; early will I seek thee…” — Psalm 63:1

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The Brook
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2026
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22
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