The Sanctuary of MPC

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Today, Brother Caleb Pulley spoke about This Jesus.
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Thank you for joining us for Sunday Morning Service.   We pray today's message has encouraged and strengthened your faith.
Today, Pastor Whitley spoke about Who Then Can Be Lost?
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Thank you for joining us for Mid-Week Bible Study.   We pray today's message has encouraged and strengthened your faith.
What happens after temptation gives way to sin—and how does a person begin the road back?
In this Bible Doctrines lesson, Pastor Scott Whitley teaches from James 1:12–15 and examines both the consequences of sin and the biblical path toward recovery. This message looks at the progression from desire to sin, the damage sin produces, and the need for repentance, restoration, and renewed obedience to God.
This message is from The Sanctuary of MPC in Morris Chapel, Tennessee.
Primary Scripture: James 1:12–15
Topics include: temptation, sin, consequences of sin, repentance, restoration, spiritual recovery, forgiveness, personal responsibility, holiness, Christian living, and Bible doctrine.
Taught September 2, 2026.
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Thank you for joining us for Sunday Morning Service.   We pray today's message has encouraged and strengthened your faith.
What do you do when you come to something you cannot get through, over, or around?
In this message, Pastor Scott Whitley teaches from Exodus 14 and the account of Israel at the Red Sea. This message examines what happens when God leads us to an impossible place, how faith responds when there appears to be no way forward, and why some obstacles can only be overcome by the power of God.
This message is from The Sanctuary of MPC in Morris Chapel, Tennessee.
Primary Scripture: Exodus 14
Topics include: the Red Sea, faith, impossible situations, trusting God, deliverance, fear, obedience, perseverance, God making a way, Christian living, miracles and Spiritual growth.
Preached August 8, 2026.
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Thank you for joining us for Mid-Week Bible Study.   We pray today's message has encouraged and strengthened your faith.
Today, Brother Steven Caldwell spoke about The Throne Room.
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Thank you for joining us for our Contending For The Faith Conference Friday Night service.   We pray this message has encouraged and strengthened your faith.
This is a sermon featuring Brother Bobby Killmon from the Sunday Morning Preaching.
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Thank you for joining us for our Contending For The Faith Conference Friday Night service.   We pray this message has encouraged and strengthened your faith.
This is a sermon featuring Brother Bobby Killmon from the Sunday Morning Life Class.
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Until then, may God richly bless you and keep you in His care.

Thank you for joining us for our Contending For The Faith Conference Friday Night service.   We pray this message has encouraged and strengthened your faith.
This is a sermon featuring Brother Bobby Killmon.
If this message has blessed you, be sure to share it with a friend or family member.   We invite you to join us again next week for another time of worship, prayer, and the preaching of God's Word.
Until then, may God richly bless you and keep you in His care.

Thank you for joining us for our Contending For The Faith Conference Friday Night service.   We pray this message has encouraged and strengthened your faith.
This is a sermon featuring Brother Bobby Killmon.
If this message has blessed you, be sure to share it with a friend or family member.   We invite you to join us again next week for another time of worship, prayer, and the preaching of God's Word.
Until then, may God richly bless you and keep you in His care.

When does temptation become sin?
In this Bible Doctrines lesson, Pastor Scott Whitley teaches from James 1:12–15 and examines the progression from temptation to desire, from desire to sin, and from sin to its consequences. This message looks at how temptation works, where personal responsibility begins, and how believers can recognize and resist the process before it takes root.
This message is from The Sanctuary of MPC in Morris Chapel, Tennessee.
Primary Scripture: James 1:12–15
Topics include: temptation, sin, desire, lust, spiritual warfare, resisting temptation, personal responsibility, holiness, Christian living, Apostolic doctrine, and Bible doctrine.
Taught August 19, 2026.