CSHC Sermons

“The Days of the Spirit” by Bro. Leon Stewart in Columbia, SC in 1979

At Columbia Feast meeting in 1979 Bro. Leon begins by speaking of the comforter – the mystery, which is Christ in you the hope of glory.  He then reveals Jesus throughout the scriptures from Genesis to the New Jerusalem, which is spoken of in the book of Revelation.

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Sis. Renee Price

“There’s Mud on The Apron” by Sis. Millie Miller at Camp Meeting 1957

Sis. Millie Miller delivers a powerful sermon, teaching the pillars of the doctrine of sanctification.  The wisdom and raw zeal of the “old saints” is both inspiring and challenging. 

We hope you will take some time and give your earnest attention to this dear daughter in the faith as she preaches the everlasting gospel.   

Bro. Patrick Collins

“This Poor Man Cried” by Bro. Otho Cox in Camp Meeting 1973

In this sermon from 1973, Bro. Otho Cox begins by giving his testimony of how he was robed with the garments of salvation when he became a child of the King. He then addresses the sinner as he preaches from Psalm 51 and Isaiah 1. Ending in a beautiful heartfelt call for sinners to come to Jesus before it is too late.

Sis. Renee Price

“Grow in Grace” by Bro. Gary Collier at Camp Meeting 2008

In this message, Bro. Gary begins with expounding on the growth in the spiritual life after sanctification. Then he really shares the burden of his heart with his congregation about the future of Christ’s Sanctified Holy Church and leaves us with the hopeful scripture, “and the Lord added unto the church daily, such as should be saved.”  It’s a heartfelt message that certainly deserves our attention in 2021.

Bro. Jeff Price

“Come In! Come In!” by Bro. Billy Mitchell at Camp Meeting 1971

Bro. Billy (Uncle Billy to many of us) effortlessly takes us through many hallmark scriptures, plainly preaching the Word of God.  

A preacher filled with the Spirit will tell it like it is.  This he does while giving us pearls of wisdom such as: “If you can’t live it every day, it’s a good sign you ain’t got it.”  

 

Bro. Patrick Collins

“The Cross of Christ” by Bro. Jeff Price Sunday Night of Camp Meeting 2017

At Camp Meeting 2017, Bro. Jeff from the scriptures explains the Cross of Christ.  The Jews require a sign and Greeks seek after wisdom, but, like Christ bore his cross, there is a cross for each one.  This stumbling stone is the wisdom of God and the power of God; all of time and space points forward and backward to this everlasting kingdom and the cross of Christ.

Bro. David Cosby

“They Have Taken Away my Lord, and I Know Not Where They Have Laid Him” by Bro. Paul Merritt in Camp Meeting 1953

At Camp Meeting 1953, Bro. Paul Merritt Sr. opens and closes his sermon in John 20:13 with the words of Mary Magdalene upon finding the empty tomb of our Lord.  Using numerous passages as scriptural proof, Bro. Paul delivers a powerful message on the spiritual coming of Christ.  When his kingdom reigns within our hearts, we are no longer looking for Jesus.

Sis. Flora Price

“Lightening and The Resurrection” by Bro. Ty Smith at Camp Meeting 2010

Grab your steak knife as Bro. Ty cuts into the meat of the scriptures, taking us through prominent second coming scriptures that are often misunderstood.  

Using personal anecdotes and an array of scriptures Bro Ty brings out main, wonderful points about Christ’s coming.  We encourage you to take your time and examine the scriptures with this dear Brother.   

Bro. Patrick Collins

“How Long Halt Ye Between Two Opinions?” by Bro. Joseph Clelland at Camp Meeting 1959

‘Uncle’ Joseph powerfully applies the scripture “I have set before thee this day life and good, and death and evil;” from Deuteronomy chapter thirty.  In this text he makes it plain that we all have a choice to serve God or not, and that the consequences of that choice rests on each one of us.  

Furthermore, we implore you that there be no doubt as to your standing before God because truly it is “holiness without which no man shall see the Lord.”

Bro. Patrick Collins

“Times Have Changed, Have They?” by Bro. Ed Miller at Camp Meeting 1951

This week we take you back to 1951 to hear a message from man who led early evangelical efforts and walked along-side of our founders.  Most of us are familiar with Bro. Ed's preaching from his last sermon as a dying man in 1952.  This is not that sermon.  Bro. Ed opens this sermon with a question, "what is unity worth to you?", and continues to show through the scriptures the need to spread the gospel.  The last of a mighty generation, he plainly instructs the people in what it takes to do just that.

Bro. Patrick Collins