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Season 3

“Discipline and the Reaffirmation of Love” – 2 Corinthians 2:5–11 | Pastor Ron Lewis

When discipline is done right, love always follows. In this heartfelt message from 2 Corinthians 2:5–11, Pastor Ron Lewis walks us through a powerful moment in the life of the Corinthian church—a moment of confrontation, correction, and ultimately, restoration. Whether you're a church leader, a long-time member, or someone who’s ever been hurt (or done the hurting), this sermon speaks to the heart of what it means to be the body of Christ: gracious, forgiving, and anchored in truth. 📖 What You'll Learn: The importance of biblical church discipline Why correction must always aim for restoration How forgiveness protects us from Satan’s schemes What real love looks like after someone has repented 💬 “Therefore I urge you to reaffirm your love to him.” – 2 Corinthians 2:8 If you’ve ever asked, “How should the church respond when someone messes up?”—this message gives a Christ-honoring answer. 🕙 Join us in person every Sunday 10:30 AM & 5:00 PM | Roper Mountain Baptist Church 📍 Greenville, SC 👤 Preaching: Pastor Ron Lewis — 🙏 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more gospel-centered teaching. 📲 Need prayer or restoration? We’re here for you—drop us a comment or message privately. #2Corinthians #ChurchDiscipline #Restoration #Forgiveness #PastorRonLewis #RoperMountainBaptistChurch #LoveOneAnother #BiblicalTruth #SundaySermon

That You Would All Share My Joy – 2 Corinthians 1:23–2:4 | Pastor Ron

In this deeply personal and heartfelt message, Pastor Ron unpacks Paul’s emotional letter to the Corinthian church—a congregation he helped establish but is now burdened over. With raw honesty and spiritual wisdom, we see Paul wrestling with conflict, sorrow, and love, all while pursuing one goal: restored joy and unity in the body of Christ. Join us as we reflect on: Why Paul chose not to return to Corinth right away The importance of dealing with church conflict biblically How true love and humility lead to unity and joy in a congregation The cost and calling of being fellow workers for each other’s joy 📌 Whether you’re in church leadership, part of a congregation facing hardship, or simply desiring deeper unity and love in your church, this message offers encouragement, challenge, and hope. 🕊️ “Not that we lord it over your faith, but we work with you for your joy, because it is by faith you stand firm.” – 2 Corinthians 1:24 👍 Like, share, and subscribe for more Christ-centered teaching. #2Corinthians #PastorRon #ChurchUnity #ChristianJoy #FaithAndLove #GraceAndTruth #ExpositoryPreaching

Sharing God’s Comfort | 2 Corinthians 1:3-7 | Pastor Ron Lewis

How do we find comfort in the midst of trials? How can we be a source of comfort to others? In this sermon, Pastor Ron Lewis dives deep into 2 Corinthians 1:3-7, exploring how God is the ultimate source of comfort and how He calls us to share that comfort with others. 🔥 Key Points Covered: God of All Comfort: Discover how God, the Father of mercies, provides comfort in every tribulation. Purpose in Trials: Understand how God uses suffering not only to shape us but also to equip us to comfort others. Comforting Others: Learn how the comfort we receive from God can be a testimony and encouragement to those facing similar struggles. Victory Through Christ: See how enduring trials with faith leads to ultimate victory and strengthens the body of Christ. 💬 Reflect & Respond: How has God comforted you in past trials? How can you be a source of comfort and encouragement to someone this week? 🙏 Whether you are walking through hardship or standing with someone who is, this message is a reminder that God's comfort is always present, powerful, and purposeful. ➡️ Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more encouraging messages from Pastor Ron Lewis.

Season 2

“The Source and Consequence of Sin” – James 1:13–16 | Pastor Ron Lewis

In this deeply honest and convicting message from James 1:13–16, Pastor Ron Lewis takes us straight to the heart of temptation, sin, and spiritual responsibility. With humility and clarity, he challenges us to stop blaming God, our circumstances, or others for our struggles—and instead, examine our desires and pursue holiness. 📖 Key Themes Covered: The difference between trials and temptations Why God never tempts us How sin progresses: Desire → Sin → Death The devastating effect of sin—and the grace that rescues us from it How to resist temptation through the power of God’s Word 🙌 If you’ve ever battled recurring sin (and who hasn’t?), this sermon is for you. Discover how the truth of God’s character gives us strength to resist temptation—and how His Word gives us a path forward. 💬 “Do not be deceived, my beloved brethren.” – James 1:16 🕙 Join us in person Sundays at Roper Mountain Baptist Church ⛪ 10:30 AM & 5:00 PM 📍 Greenville, SC 👤 Preaching: Pastor Ron Lewis — 🔔 Subscribe for more gospel-centered teaching 👍 Like, Comment, and Share to encourage others 🛐 Need prayer? Drop a comment—we’re here for you! #James1 #SinAndTemptation #PastorRonLewis #RoperMountainBaptistChurch #GospelTruth #BibleTeaching #OvercomingSin #SermonOnSin

How to Receive the Crown of Life – James 1:3–12 | Pastor Ron Lewis

How to Receive the Crown of Life 📖 James 1:3–12 🗣️ Message by Pastor Ron Lewis In this powerful and timely sermon, Pastor Ron Lewis walks us through James 1:3–12 and the six key steps that Scripture gives us for receiving the Crown of Life. As trials and temptations test our faith, how should we respond? What does it look like to truly endure in faith—and what does God promise to those who do? Through this message, you'll discover: ✅ The purpose of trials in the believer's life ✅ How to submit to God’s perfecting process ✅ The importance of asking God for wisdom ✅ What it means to be single-minded in faith ✅ How humility and endurance lead to spiritual maturity ✅ The ultimate reward: the Crown of Life, promised to those who love the Lord No matter what you're facing today, this message will encourage you to trust God's process, lean on His character, and persevere in faith. 🔔 Subscribe for more biblical preaching and encouragement. 💬 Comment below if this message spoke to your heart. 📲 Share this with someone who needs hope in the middle of their trial. #CrownOfLife #BookOfJames #FaithUnderFire #PastorRonLewis #ChristianSermon #EndureToTheEnd #BiblicalTeaching #SpiritualMaturity #GodsPromises

Count It All Joy! | James 1:2-3 | Pastor Ron Lewis

How do we respond when life brings trials and testing? In this message from James 1:2-3, Pastor Lewis reminds us that God calls us to count it all joy, even in the midst of suffering. What You'll Learn: Why trials are an essential part of spiritual growth How joy isn't a suggestion but a command for believers The role of patience and faith in deepening our walk with Christ Why knowing God’s character helps us endure the hardest seasons Whether you're facing small daily struggles or walking through significant hardship, this sermon offers a biblical perspective to help you embrace trials with faith and hope. Reflect: How can you find joy in the trials you're facing today? Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more messages that encourage and challenge your walk with Christ!

James: The Servant of Jesus Christ | James 1:1 | Pastor Ron Lewis

In this introductory sermon, Pastor Ron Lewis explores the powerful opening verse of James 1:1 and the profound identity of James as the brother of Jesus and a servant of Christ. Discover: ✅ Who James was and his journey from skeptic to servant ✅ Why James boldly declared himself a bondservant to Jesus ✅ How his life, leadership, and legacy shape the message of the book ✅ The challenges faced by early Jewish Christians scattered abroad ✅ Why the book of James still speaks to our lives today with practical wisdom and deep conviction. James' testimony is one of transformation—growing up alongside Jesus, wrestling with doubt, and ultimately surrendering his life to serve the risen Christ, even unto death. 🔔 Don't miss the challenge of faith and obedience that James brings to us today! 🙌 Join us as we embark on this journey through the book of James—an epistle packed with wisdom, practical guidance, and encouragement for the trials of life. 📖 "A bondservant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ..." - James 1:1

Greatest Story Ever Told | Part 6: The Genealogy of Jesus | Dr. Doug Sprunger

Dr. Doug dives deep into the genealogy of Jesus, revealing how the Old Testament unfolds and protects the lineage of the Messiah. From Adam to David, and through Joseph and Mary, every name and prophecy in Scripture points to Jesus as the rightful King and Savior. 🔹 Key Takeaways: 📜 Genealogies Matter – Why Jesus' lineage isn’t just a historical record but proof of His Messiahship. 👑 The Throne of David – How Jesus fulfills the prophecy of a King whose reign will never end. 🧐 Seemingly Contradictory Prophecies – How the virgin birth and genealogies of Joseph (Solomon’s line) and Mary (Nathan’s line) align perfectly to fulfill Scripture. 🌱 Jesus, the Second Adam – How the New Testament reveals Jesus as both the Son of David and the Son of God. 📖 Old Testament Prophecies Fulfilled – From Genesis, Ruth, 2 Samuel, and the Gospels, see how the storyline of the Bible leads to Christ.

The Greatest Story Ever Told | Part 5: The Promise & The Fulfillment | Dr. Doug Sprunger

In this message, Dr. Doug dives deep into Genesis 3:15 and the promise of salvation that has echoed throughout history. From Adam and Eve to Noah, Abraham, Moses, and the prophets, we see how God's covenant and redemption plan through the coming Messiah, Jesus Christ, has always been at the center of His plan. 🔥 Key Takeaways: ✔️ The seed of the woman and the defeat of Satan ✔️ How the sacrificial system pointed to Jesus ✔️ The faith of Old Testament believers in the coming Messiah ✔️ The difference between atonement (covering of sin) and salvation (removal of sin) ✔️ Our call to live by faith as we await Christ's return 💡 What This Means for Us: Just as the Old Testament saints had faith in a coming Savior, we now have faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ and the future fulfillment of His kingdom. The greatest story ever told is still unfolding, and we are called to live with bold faith in His promises! 🙏 Be Encouraged & Stay Connected! If this message inspired you, like, share, and subscribe for more biblical teaching. Let’s continue to grow in faith together!

The Greatest Story Ever Told | Part 4: Foreshadowing That Creates Anticipation | Dr. Doug Sprunger

Join us for Part 4 of The Greatest Story Ever Told as Dr. Doug explores the powerful theme of foreshadowing in Scripture. From Genesis to the Gospels, God has woven a masterful storyline, pointing to Jesus Christ as the ultimate fulfillment of His redemptive plan. Discover how biblical motifs—like the seed of the woman, the Passover lamb, and prophetic sacrifices—all paint a detailed picture of Christ long before His arrival. Gain a deeper understanding of how prophecies, types, and shadows in the Old Testament set the stage for the coming Messiah. 📖 Key Topics Covered: ✔️ The concept of foreshadowing in literature and Scripture ✔️ Genesis 3:15—The first prophecy of Christ ✔️ Old Testament sacrifices as a picture of Jesus ✔️ How Moses, Abraham, and others looked forward to the Messiah ✔️ The feasts of Israel and their fulfillment in Christ 🔔 Subscribe & Stay Connected Don't miss the next installment as we continue uncovering the grand narrative of redemption!

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