Broadcasts from 2017

The Church and You

Pastor Bass makes a case for every Christian being a living member of Christ’s body, the Church. This Biblical truth has important consequences for our affiliating with a worshiping local body of believers and being accountable to them by membership.

January 1, 2017

Are the home church, online church, and family church real churches in the New Testament pattern?

Pastor Bass attempts to fairly evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the home church, online church, and family church. He also brings forward biblical grounds for current modes of office, order, and ordainment.

January 22, 2017

What is the sin of Christian fatalism?

Pastor Bass shows how unlike the Church through the ages, the Church of America has four major causes for becoming Christian fatalists - i.e., we cannot and should not do anything to affect the world for the gospel, shaping our culture, society, and politics.

February 5, 2017

Ecclesiastes 9:13, Forgotten Wisdom

Pastor Bass interprets and applies a portion of wisdom literature from Ecclesiastes to our present circumstances in government service. Oftentimes wisdom is nowhere to be found in the counsels of government and when it is found and saves many, it is unappreciated and soon forgotten.

February 19, 2017

The Inertia of Evil

Pastor Bass identifies and exposes the huge federal leviathan which has gained its own momentum over the decades and nothing seems able to stop it. It has metastasized into a cancer on then body politic that it is demonstrably evil, having its own inertia of evil.

March 19, 2017

Resurrection

Pastor Bass celebrates the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ by unfolding this proposition: The empty tomb is the garden of covenant blessing.

April 9, 2017

My People Perish for a Lack of Knowledge (Part 1)

Pastor Bass unfolds the meaning of Hosea 4:6 and its direct application to the USA today. “Knowledge” is the knowledge of God and pastors are primarily responsible for the people perishing for a lack of knowledge instead of thriving on an abundance of knowledge.

April 23, 2017