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Weekly teaching from Chattanooga Valley Baptist Church in Flintstone, Georgia, with Pastor Brian Carroll.Music by Rev. C. Foster Payne
Brian Carroll hosts Chattanooga Valley Baptist Church, a religion show with 353 episodes published.
God’s promise does not depend on human willpower or obedience to the law. It rests on His gracious will and sovereign power. Because our inheritance is secured by the God who gives life to the dead, everyone who shares A
God's family is not defined by outward rites or religious résumés; it is marked by faith. Abraham was declared righteous before he ever received the covenant sign, and his true children — Jew and Gentile alike — are know
God does not justify us as payment for what we have accomplished; He credits righteousness to the ungodly who trust Him. Like Abraham and David, we discover the blessed freedom of receiving by faith what we could never e
Because salvation is God's gift from beginning to end, all human boasting is excluded. Jew and Gentile alike are justified in the same way, through faith alone in Christ alone. Far from overthrowing God's law, faith esta
The ground is level at the cross. Every human distinction — moral, religious, ethnic, cultural — collapses before the one verdict that matters: all have sinned, and all who believe receive the same righteousness through
After surveying the entire human race, Paul delivers a universal verdict: no one is righteous, and no one stands innocent before God. The law was never given to provide a defense, but to expose guilt and silence every ex
God's covenant faithfulness does not rise and fall with the faithfulness of His people. Human unbelief cannot overturn His promises, nor can human sin be twisted into an argument against His justice. The God who gave His
Romans 2 ends with a sobering reminder: it’s possible to wear the appearance of faith while remaining untouched by the transformation faith was meant to produce. Ritual, knowledge, and religious identity cannot replace a
No one will stand before God unaware, because the knowledge of right and wrong has been written on the human conscience. God’s judgment is perfectly measured to what each person has been given, and on the final day, the
We are quick to condemn the sins of others while ignoring the same guilt in ourselves. God’s patience is not approval, but an invitation to repent before judgment comes. No one stands above the standard, and no one sits
Humanity was created to worship God, but when people persistently exchange the Creator for created things, God eventually gives them over to the path they have chosen. In Romans 1, the Apostle Paul reveals a terrifying f
Every sunrise, every mountain range, every star-filled sky points beyond itself to the glory of God. According to Romans 1, creation is not silent. It testifies. God has made Himself known, leaving humanity without excus
Paul declares that the gospel is not something to hide, soften, or apologize for—it is the very power of God for salvation. In Romans 1:16–17, we see that this power is revealed in a righteousness that comes from God and
In the first chapter of Romans, Paul’s constant prayers reveal a love that refuses to fade—it persists, intercedes, and longs for others’ spiritual good. On a day that honors mothers, it reminds us that one of the most p
The very first line of Paul's letter to the Romans reminds us that the message we preach and believe does not originate with us, but with God Himself. Paul presents himself not as an author, but as a servant and messenge
Most people don’t walk away from faith in a single moment—they drift. Not with a bang, but with a quiet series of small compromises that hardly feel like compromise at all. Nehemiah 13 pulls back the curtain on that real
On “Moving Day,” we discover that God’s work isn’t complete when something is rebuilt. It’s complete when His people step in and live it out. In Nehemiah 11–12, the people of God are called to leave comfort behind, settl
Nehemiah 10 marks a turning point where conviction gives way to commitment and repentance becomes visible. The people don’t just confess their sin. They begin to reorder their lives around what matters most. This week, w
By the time we reach Nehemiah 9, the people of God pause to remember where they’ve been and how faithful the Lord has been to them every step of the way. Their history is marked by human failure, but even more by divine
Jerusalem’s walls finally stood again! For months, Nehemiah and the people had hauled stones, set gates, and rebuilt what war and exile had torn down. The city that once lay in ruins now stood surrounded by strong walls.
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Chattanooga Valley Baptist Church is hosted by Brian Carroll. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 353 episodes.
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