CSHC Sermons

“Christ's Salvation Triumphs Over Sin” - Bro. Ty Smith - Camp Meeting 2017

This week we want to take you back to Campmeeting 2017 to Bro. Ty Smith's sermon.  There is too much good content in this one to absorb all at one time so we think it will be a blessing to all to hear it again.

Bro. Jeff Price

 

"Peter's denial before Christ was crucified" - Bro. Ray Smith - Camp Meeting 1962

Reading from Mark 14:29-31 in Camp Meeting 1962, Bro. Ray preached on "Peter's denial before Christ was crucified".  The disciples lacked the power to follow Jesus before Pentecost, in spite of their genuine love and determination to follow him.  He shows how this experience is shared among all believers who are converted if they do not seek for power from on high.

Bro. David Cosby

Born To Serve the Lord

This week we want to share “Born to Serve the Lord” from our Campmeeting in 2003.  Brother Mitch Merritt uses multiple passages of scripture about the human body to show that this intelligent design was not created for sin and concludes with inspiring remarks about the freedom that life in the Spirit brings.  If you haven't heard this recently, please take this opportunity to hear this anointed message!

-  Bro. Jeff Price

CSHC Clip of the Week – “Living the Sanctified Life” – Bro. Gary Collier, 2006

Reading, in part, from 1 Thessalonians 4:1-4, "Living the Sanctified Life" was preached on Sunday morning of the Camp Meeting in 2006.  The work of sanctification makes it possible to live a sanctified life.  Bro. Gary speaks about the mechanics of sanctification and then the practical application of growing in grace from that day forward.

Bro. David Cosby

"The Light of the World is Jesus" - Bro. Leon Stewart, 1986

With the triumphant cry "The Light of the World is Jesus," Bro. Leon Stewart preaches a sermon encompassing the Old and New Testament, early church history, the Protestant Reformation, and the founding and freedoms of America. This sermon was recorded the first Saturday night of Camp Meeting 1986.

In Christ,

Bro. David Copeland

Bro. Thomas Mustin in Camp Meeting 1993

In Camp Meeting 1993 Bro. Thomas Mustin declares himself a product of Sis. Fannie Rodgers preaching, potentially from the back of a wagon, in 1914 in Montgomery, Alabama.  About 35 years after this young lady’s preaching, Bro. Thomas’ father was sanctified, and then about 20 years later, Bro. Thomas made his consecration.  He uses Hebrews 11 to highlight God’s plan to redeem mankind. Referencing Abraham, Isaac, Joseph, Moses, the Passover, deliverance from Egypt, Caleb and Joshua, the walls of Jericho, Rahab, Daniel and finally the birth of Jesus, he makes the case that God can deliver from sin in every circumstance of life.

Bro. David Cosby

“We need the Spirit”– Bro. D.K. Collins in Camp Meeting 1998

Bro. D.K. Collins in Camp Meeting 1998 preached “We need the Spirit of God”.  In a humble celebration of having the Spirit of God in our hearts, he rejoices in having the Comforter and the mystery of the mind of Christ that delivers from sin.  The whole meeting is great with Bro. Gene Vintson also preaching along with many precious testimonies as the Spirit led.

Bro. David Cosby

A Spirit of Intercession" – Sis. Jessie Sullivan in Camp Meeting 1970

Sis. Jessie Sullivan in Camp Meeting 1970 preached “A Spirit of Intercession” just 2 months after her husband, Bro. Elliott Sullivan passed away.  She exhorts that the Lord is moved by the prayers of the faithful as she reads from Genesis 18:17-19.  Sis. Jessie was born in 1892 and was blessed to live another 24 years after this sermon to reach the age of 102.

Bro. David Cosby

 

Bro. Floyd Hagan at the 1985 Augusta Feast Meeting

"There have been many expressions of love, ...but the old rugged cross tops them all."  On Valentines Day weekend 1985, at Augusta Feast Meeting, Bro. Floyd Hagan delivered an inspired sermon on the love of God. 

Bro. David Copeland

Bro. Jeff Price in Atlanta in 2006 - "I like your Christ"

Bro. Jeff in the 2006 Atlanta feast meeting evaluates the popular quote "I like your Christ; I do not like your Christians".  Perhaps this bumper sticker slogan has more merit than we like to admit as Jesus' teaching is so contrary to the natural man.  Jesus' mission was to glorify His Father and He taught faithfully regardless to whether the audience was a one-on-one with the woman at the well or the crowds that followed Him into the wilderness.    Are we rich toward God or are we laying up treasures for ourselves?  "Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be salted?  it is thenceforth good for nothing, but to be cast out, and to be trodden under foot of men."  - Matt 5:13

Bro. David Cosby