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Hosted by TBC Hiram · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 26 episodes
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This podcast features the Sunday morning sermons from Tabernacle Baptist Church in Hiram, Georgia. Each week we share biblically rooted, gospel-centered messages designed to help you grow in your faith and live out God’s truth in everyday life.
TBC Hiram hosts Tabernacle Baptist Church, Hiram Ga., a religion show with 26 episodes published.
Before God is concerned with what He wants to do through you, He is deeply concerned about who He is making you into. Psalm 101 opens with King David asking not what kind of kingdom he wanted to build, but what kind of m
Most of us carry something we wish we could change, but failure does not have to be final. Psalm 51 gives us one of the most honest prayers in all of Scripture, written by David after a devastating season of sin and cove
Psalm 128 describes a blessed life that begins not with wealth or success, but with a genuine fear of God. To fear God means to revere Him, honor Him, and walk with Him daily in every area of life. That daily walk shapes
Jesus declares Himself as the light of the world, offering clarity in life's confusion and uncertainty. Just as physical darkness makes navigation difficult, spiritual darkness leaves us stumbling through important decis
Paul challenges us to examine what we're truly living for in a world obsessed with accumulating possessions and chasing success. Writing from prison, he declared that everything he once valued - education, status, achiev
Life passes quickly, and Moses understood this when he wrote Psalm 90:12, asking God to teach us to number our days and gain wisdom. Moses witnessed an entire generation of Israelites waste their lives wandering in the w
A godly legacy isn't just what we leave behind when we're gone, but what we live out and pass on every single day. Through the example of Timothy's grandmother Lois and mother Eunice, we learn that genuine faith must be
In Week 4 of our Raised to Life series, “Raised to a New Power,” we’re reminded that many believers feel stuck—not because they lack power, but because they don’t realize the power they already have. Paul teaches that th
In Week 3 of our Raised to Life series, “Raised to a New Direction,” we’re challenged with a hard truth—following Christ doesn’t automatically change your direction unless you intentionally leave the old one behind. Paul
In Week 2 of our Raised to Life series, “Living in Freedom,” we’re reminded that many believers know they’re saved but still live like they’re stuck. Jesus has already opened the door to freedom, yet we often remain trap
In Week 1 of our Raised to Life series, “Raised to a New Identity,” we see that Being raised with Christ means entering into a complete spiritual union that fundamentally transforms your identity. Many Christians struggl
Two men walked away from Jerusalem after Jesus' crucifixion, discouraged and confused despite hearing reports of His resurrection. When Jesus joined them on their journey to Emmaus, they didn't recognize Him. This story
"The Cross Changes My Forever" week 5 of the series "The Cross Changes Everything". The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the most pivotal moment in human history, transforming our understanding of eternity. Without the re
"The Cross Changes My Future" Week 4 of the series "The Cross Changes Everything." In times of uncertainty and anxiety about the future, Jesus offers profound comfort through His words in John 14:1: "Let not your heart b
"The Cross Changes My Struggles" Week 3 of the series "The Cross Changes Everything." Many Christians feel trapped by recurring struggles despite knowing their sins are forgiven. The cross didn't just forgive us—it freed
"The Cross Changes My Past" - Sermon 2 of the series The Cross Changes Everything Many believers carry a spiritual backpack filled with guilt, shame, and regret from past mistakes. Psalm 103 reveals that God doesn't trea
"The Cross Changes My Identity" - Sermon 1 of the series The Cross Changes Everything The cross doesn't just forgive us—it completely transforms our identity. Many people live under labels from past mistakes, failures, o
Life often brings us to places where we feel completely stuck and unable to fix ourselves. In Luke 5, a paralyzed man represents our spiritual condition - we cannot make ourselves righteous through willpower alone. His f
When David returned home to find his city burned and his family taken captive, he faced complete devastation. His own men turned against him, leaving him emotionally, mentally, and spiritually drained. But David made a c
Life has a way of wearing down our hope through unanswered prayers, difficult circumstances, and endless waiting. But biblical hope isn't something we manufacture through positive thinking or willpower—it's something God
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Tabernacle Baptist Church, Hiram Ga. is hosted by TBC Hiram. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 26 episodes.
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