Deep Springs Baptist Church Sermon Series
Religion & Spirituality
About
This podcast is the sermon series of Deep Springs Baptist Church located in Peachland, NC. Expository preaching from pastor Henry Haney Jr
Episodes
- John 6:50-59 "A Saying Too Hard to Swallow"
As Jesus continues the "Bread of Life" discourse, He resorts to the metaphorical language almost exclusively. He has plainly told them that He is the Bread of Life and the way that Bread is appropriated is by coming to Him and believing on…
- The Bread of Life (Part Two) "Murmuring"
The Lord reveals to the crowd that He "came down from Heaven." The Jews are convinced that they know His origin, and that He is merely the "son of Joseph." We who have read the Gospel know that He is the eternal Word that has come down fro…
- The Bread of Life (Part One) John 6:22-40
After the feeding of the five thousand men, the crowds come seeking Jesus. He recognized they were not seeking for the right reasons. He took the opportunity to teach them the spiritual truths behind the miracle of the loaves and the fishe…
- I Corinthians 11: "Lesson's from the Lord's Supper"
Paul instructs the Corinthians on the proper conduct and attitude when partaking of the Lord's Supper. They were coming together, but their meetings were producing more bad than good. The division taking place between the "haves" and the "…
- "When Failure Isn't Final" (Peter's Denial)
In contrast with our message about Judas, we take a look at Peter's denial of Christ. It is recorded in all four gospels. Peter was filled with pride and presumption, and it led to his temporary demise. But Peter came back from his epic fa…
- "When Failure is Final" (Judas' Betrayal)
We take a look at the life of Judas as recorded in the Gospel records. Is he an example of a believer who lost his salvation? Could there be another explanation? We will explore this tragic figure and hope to learn from his example. What a…
- The Six Trials of the Savior
In today's message we will look at the six trials that Jesus endured, before going to the Cross. He would face three religious trials from the Jews (Annas, Caiaphas, the Sanhedrin). They would pronounce Him guilty without any evidence or a…
- 2 Corinthians 11:1-15 "Disguised as an Angel of Light"
Paul is forced to defend his integrity against the (so-called) "super apostles" that had corrupted the Corinthian church. He warns against those who preach "another Jesus" and "another gospel." The same danger holds true today. Make sure y…
- "A House Call from the Great Physician" (Matt 9:9-13)
Matthew records his conversion in his Gospel. A despised tax collector is the object of Christ's affection. Matthew responds immediately to His invitation. He then hosts a feast for Jesus Christ and his fellow tax collectors. The Pharisees…
- "Love Lifted Me"
In today's message we will look at several key passages that describe the love of God. It is vitally important that we remain rooted and grounded in God's unfailing love!
- Sanctity of Life 2026
In this message we take a look at the topics of abortion, biblical marriage, racism, human government, and the persecuted church. Sanctity of life ultimately comes from being created in the image of God. We also look at the dangers of Neo-…
- 2 Corinthians 8:1-9 "Unexpected Grace
The Apostle Paul writes to the Corinthians concerning giving. He has been collecting an offering for the poor saints in Jerusalem. The Corinthians had pledged to give to the offering. This stirred the Macedonians to participate in the offe…
- Psalm 90 "Time is Running Out"
In today's message we look at the oldest Psalm in the Bible; Psalm 90. We know it's the oldest because it was written by Moses. At the end of the wilderness wanderings, Moses prepares the new generation to enter the Land of Canaan. Most of…
- Joshua 1:1-9 "How to Have a Prosperous New Year"
We look at God's instructions to Joshua prior to entering the Promised Land. With the death of Moses, Joshua is now the leader of God's people. The LORD gives Joshua specific instructions on how to be successful. Those same principles will…
- Matthew 1:1-17 "Don't Skip This Part"
When many people come to the genealogies in the Bible, they treat them like "flyover states" on an airplane. They would rather skip to the "good stuff." But tucked away in these genealogical records are great theological truths. Such is th…
- Isaiah 7:14: "The Sign of Immanuel"
Nearly 700 years before the birth of Christ, the prophet Isaiah was sent to King Ahaz. Ahaz was afraid because of the threat of rivals in Syria and the Northern Kingdom. God had promised King David that his house would endure and that the…
- John 1:14 "The Word Was Made Flesh"
John's gospel is unique. He presents Jesus Christ as the eternal Son of God who created the universe. John records the seven "I AM" statements of Christ. The beginning of John's Gospel is very similar to the opening of the Bible in Genesis…
- Psalm 100: "An Attitude of Gratitude"
This psalm of praise and thanksgiving calls on all the earth to make a joyful shout to the LORD. We are to serve gladly and come before Him with singing. He is worthy because He is our Creator and the Good Shepherd! We are to give thanks i…
- I Corinthians 5: "Purge Out the Old Leaven"
The Corinthians had a serious case of sexual immorality going on in their local assembly. Rather than mourning over the sin and disciplining the offender, they were "puffed up." Paul instructs them to hand the man over to Satan for the des…
- I Corinthians 4 "Servants and Stewards of the Mysteries of God"
Paul is continuing to correct the improper view the Corinthians had of their favorite preachers. He has used the analogy of a farmer and a builder. Now, he will use the illustration of a galley slave oarsman and a household manager. He adm…
- I Corinthians 3: The Dangers of Carnality
Despite their inflated evaluation of themselves, Paul calls the Corinthian believers spiritual babies. Their immaturity was displayed by their behavior. They were puffed up for one preacher over another. Paul reminds them that he and Apoll…
- I Corinthians 2 "Wisdom from God"
In this message, Paul contrasts the wisdom of this age and the rulers of this age with the wisdom from God. God's wisdom is found in a mystery. But this mystery has been revealed to those who have the Holy Spirit. The "natural man" (the pe…
- I Cor 1:10-17 "The Danger of Division"
After Paul's greeting that reminds them of their position in Christ, he begins to deal with some of the problems in the Corinthian church. First on the list, is the issue of division! Paul urges them on the basis of their familial bonds in…
- I Cor 1:1-9 "Are You a Saint or an Ain't?"
In Paul's greeting to the church at Corinth, we learn some valuable theological lessons. This church is dealing with a myriad of issues. Paul is going to correct and rebuke the sinful behaviors at this church. But before he does, he takes…
- Mark 6:30-44 "Compassion-Driven Ministry"
After sending the disciples out on a short-term mission trip, they return to share their results. Jesus has compassion on them and invites them to come apart for a while to replenish and renew their bodies and spirits. Before they reach th…
- "Fear God, and You Need Not Fear Man" (Luke 12:1-12)
This has been a tough week for our nation. As we reflect upon recent tragedies and the anniversary of September 11, 2001, we look to the words of Jesus for instruction. We must beware of hypocrisy. We must be afraid of no man (yet fear God…
- Acts 15:36-41 "Separate Ways: When Godly People Disagree"
Before embarking on a second missionary journey, Paul and Barnabas reach an impasse. They were divided over the issue of who should accompany them. Barnabas wanted to take his cousin John Mark along. Paul was opposed to taking John Mark be…
- Acts 15:1-31 The Jerusalem Council- Do Gentiles Have to Keep the Law?
A group of Pharisees called "Judaizers" boldly declared that Gentile believers must submit to the rite of circumcision and come under the law of Moses. This led to a monumental church council in Jerusalem with the apostles and elders prese…
- Revelation 12 "The True Source of Anti-Semitism"
Anti-Semitism is the irrational hatred of the physical descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. We have seen it throughout history and even today. We will look at the true source of hatred against the Jewish people. Revelation 12 shows us…
- Romans 11:25-36 "The Mystery of Israel's Future Restoration"
Paul explains the mystery of Israel's partial hardening. A mystery is something not revealed in the Old Testament. Paul explains that this partial hardening is only temporary. It will be over once the full number of the Gentiles comes into…
- Why Israel Matters (Part 4)- Romans 11:1-24
Paul answers two important questions regarding the nation of Israel. Has God cast off His people that He foreknew? Secondly, has the nation fallen out of favor permanently? Paul's answer to both questions is "God forbid!" The hardening of…
- Why Israel Matters (Part 3)- Romans 10
In our previous message, we looked at Israel's past election. Today, we look at Israel's present rejection. What we will learn is that their rejection is based on their refusal to submit to the righteousness of God. Rather than coming by f…
- "Why Israel Matters" Part II: Romans 9/ Israel's Past Election
We continue in our series "Why Israel Matters." In light of the fact that most of the nation of Israel has rejected the Gospel, what are we to conclude? Have God's promises to His covenant people failed? Can we trust that the promises of R…
- "Why Israel Matters" Part One- The Covenants of Promise
In this first installment of the series "Why Israel Matters", we look at the eight covenants of the Bible. In particular, we look at the Abrahamic Covenant. In that covenant, the LORD promised Abraham several things: a great nation (Israel…
- Galatians 1:6-10 "A Hill Worth Dying On!"
In today's message, we look at Paul's very sharp language to the churches in the Galatian region. He has a dire warning for any who would try to alter God's message of salvation. The Gospel of Jesus Christ is unique in that it is the only…
- The Father's Love for His Children (I John 2:28-3:3)
In this Father's Day message, we take a look at John's amazement at the love of God. How awesome that we would be called the children of God! He urges us to live a holy life in anticipating the imminent return of the LORD. The prophetic me…
- Romans 8:31-39 "If God Be for Us, Who Can Be Against Us?"
As Paul closes the 8th chapter of Romans, the text hits a crescendo! Paul asks a series of questions about persons, places, or things, that might separate us from the love of God. His conclusion is that he's convinced that nothing in all o…
- Romans 8:28-30 "When You Don't Know...Remember What You Do Know"
We look at one of Paul's great texts to the Christians at Rome. Our lives are anything but static. Things are always subject to change. When we go through difficult seasons of life, we must lean on what we know. We know that all things wor…
- Special Guest Speaker: Pastor Arnold Jackson
On this Memorial Day service, we were blessed to hear a message from retired pastor Arnold Jackson.
- Acts 9-10 "A Change Only God Can Bring"
The focus again returns to Peter in Acts. He has been given the "keys to the Kingdom" and he has one more key to turn. This will prove to be the most difficult. God will have to overcome Peter's preconceived ideas to get the Good News to t…
- Mother's Day 2025: Seven Lessons We Can Learn from Mary
On this Mother's Day service, we look at seven snapshots in time of Mary's life. We will see how her life's plans are upended in a glorious way. She will have many twists and turns to process along the way. Ultimately, she will see her Son…
- Acts 9:10-31 "The Hunter Becomes the Hunted"
Our message begins with Saul, still blind in Damascus. The Lord appears to a man named Ananias and gives him instructions to pray for Saul. Understandably anxious, Ananias obeys the Lord and Saul has his sight restored and is baptized. He…
- Acts 9:1-9 "Paul Apprehended by Christ"
In today's episode we look at the marvelous conversion experience of Saul of Tarsus. On his way to persecute the believers in Damascus, Saul encounters the risen Christ. He is shocked to meet the very One he has been persecuting. In submis…
- Luke 19:28-44 "The Paradox of Palm Sunday"
Jesus rides into Jerusalem one last time. This time, He comes in on a donkey just as Zechariah had predicted nearly 500 years earlier. The crowds are happy to receive their King so they shout and spread palm branches along the way. But ami…
- Acts 8:1-24 "Saved or Self-Deceived?"
Persecution scatters the believers away from Jerusalem. One of the Seven (Philip) goes down to Samaria and preaches the Messiah. A great revival takes place and many are saved, healed, and delivered from demonic power. A former magician na…
- Acts 8:26-40 "The Joy of Salvation"
Philip is directed by the angel of the Lord to leave the revival in Samaria and go to a desert place. As he obeys the command, Philip encounters a high-ranking official from Ethiopia. The Spirit of God directed him to engage the Ethiopian…
- Acts 4:32-5:16 "When The Devil Comes to Church"
The church survived the external attack from the enemy in Acts 3 and 4, but now an internal attack will come from within their own ranks. The believers had a unity so strong it was said they were of "one heart and one soul." Satan sought t…
- Acts 4:1-31 "No Other Name"
After the healing of the lame man in Acts 3, John and Peter are cast into jail by the Jewish authorities. The Sanhedrin threaten the apostles to teach no longer in the name of Jesus. After preaching the Gospel to them, Peter and John refus…
- Acts 2:47b "Why Do We Need To Be Saved?"
As we conclude our study in Acts 2 and the birth of the Church, we see the LORD adding to their number daily those who were being saved. We will look at why all people need to be saved. The Apostle Paul lays out an iron-clad case in Romans…
- Acts 2:46-47a "The Birthday of the Church (part VIII)- The Marks of a Healthy Church"
As we continue in our study of the birth of the Church, we look at the marks of a healthy church. They were fulfilling the purposes of worship, evangelism, discipleship, fellowship, and compassion. Their winsome approach became contagious…