Cshc Sermons

"I hope you feel loved by your Creator." Just before Valentine’s Day Sis. Diana Bryant sets a Godly perspective on love in a Sunday morning sermon.  Our purpose is to love and serve the Creator and take our unique and personal place in the greatest love story ever.  This sermon reveals life truths from the Word. Bro. David Cosby

Preaching a message that would be a theme of his life and ministry, Uncle Leon delivers this outstanding sermon on Sunday morning of Camp meeting 1981. Drawing on the examples of the old covenant, he shows the disparity between the religious elites of Christ’s day and the true prophets of God. Please take time to listen to this timeless message on humility that is so badly needed in our current social media culture. Bro. David Cosby

“And who then is willing to consecrate his service this day unto the LORD?”   - 1 Chronicles 29:5 Approximately 950 BC, King Solomon built a grand temple in Jerusalem for Jehovah to inhabit, for the priests to accomplish their service, and for the people to look to in worship. Even by today’s standards, it was an awe-inspiring edifice. Some 3000 years later, Bro Jeff Price delivers the sermon you will hear today, highlighting the grandeur and excellence of Solomon’s temple, and drawing inspiration from the excellent work of the craftsman and laborers involved, exhorts us to be dedicated and faithful in our service to Christ. As we have launched into this new year, 2020, will we lean in to the work of God’s glorious kingdom? This sermon is a great way to set tone for 2020, I encourage you to listen to it in its entirety. Bro. David Copeland

Perhaps giving a unique Christmas sermon perspective, Bro. Harry Collins, Jr. delivered “The Beginning of the Gospel on Sunday morning of Camp Meeting 1992.  Reading in part from Mark 1, Luke 24, and Acts 1, he explains that Jesus was born that we could be baptized with the Holy Ghost in our hearts and lives.  The Spiritual Kingdom of God is within the heart of a sanctified man or woman when the old man is crucified and Jesus is resurrected in our heart. Bro. David Cosby

“Jesus is the reason for the season” -  These hymns focus on the salvation we celebrate and include “The Light of the World is Jesus”, “Beautiful Star of Bethlehem”, multiple renditions of “Joy to the World”, “O Come All Ye Faithful”, “O Holy Night”,  “Wonderful Story of Love” and many others.  There may be an Easter hint in several hymns.  May the Spirit bless you in these hymns during the Christmas season. Bro. David Cosby

In the week’s clip, we bring you a message from Uncle Ben at age 22. Beginning with Nebuchadnezzar’s dream in the book of Daniel, he follows a thread of God’s kingdom through the scripture and lifting up Christ as the King of kings. Please take time to appreciate this message and how God can use young minds that are applied to the scripture. Bro. Jeff Price

Bro. Gary delivered an inspired, heartfelt sermon to the crowd gathered on Saturday night at Feastmeeting in Columbia in 2018. St John chapter four, the story of the "woman at the well" was his text. Are you hurting? Disappointed? Ashamed? "If you drink of the water that I shall give, you will never thirst again!"   Bro. David Copeland

This week we bring you a clip from the archives that deserves to be heard in 2019. Aunt Kat expounds and instructs in her plainspoken way from 1 Peter 2 and other places. You will also hear some common sense exhortation to our folks about altar service, which remains appropriate these many years later. Please take a few minutes to appreciate how the Lord delivered his word through this personality in 1960. Bro. Jeff Price

"Do you know what the definition of grace is?" Bro Don Robuck poses this question and gives a wonderful dissertation on grace and it's effect on the believer. This sermon was delivered Sunday morning of Terry Feastmeeting last year, and it concludes with exhortation to the faithful Terry congregation to "be not weary in well doing." I would encourage each of you that read this to make effort to attend Terry Feastmeeting this year. It will do you and your family good, and I know it will do the Terry crowd good also. Bro David Copeland

On Tuesday morning of Camp meeting 2005, Sis. Janet describes “A Proper Sacrifice” in service to God.  Drawing from Genesis 22, 1Kings 18, and multiple other scriptures she demonstrates the requirements of a righteous sacrifice and the cost of an offering that God will accept.  While easy to understand, this sermon is sure to provoke soul searching in both the believing saint and aspiring lost.  Please make a few minutes for this timeless sermon. Bro. David Cosby

Standing “unapologetically on a platform of holiness” Bro. Leon Stewart Sr. declares God’s requirement for sincerity and truth and that “Babylon is Fallen”.  Linking the Old and New Testament, Uncle Leon weaves a 3-fold cord of the historic city of Babylon, the death of Christ, and the modern day spiritual Babylon. Please make a few minutes for this classic sermon still quoted 35+ years later. Bro. David Cosby

Bro. Jay Williams delivered “Habakkuk: All Things Work Together for Good” in the 2018 Leesburg Feast meeting.  Reading from the book of Habakkuk, Bro. Jay testifies of the personal victory God delivered in his life through tragic illness and loss of his son.  If we are willing and obedient, the righteous can escape sin and live by faith! Bro. David Cosby

Daniel 5 was the central passage as Bro. Harry Collins III delivered “Our Bodily Vessel for God’s Glory”.  He opens reading about Belshazzar summoning the sacred vessels from the temple of God and the nearly immediate judgement.  Bro. Harry continues into the New Testament explaining God’s charge to be a sanctified vessel in His service. Bro. David Cosby

Bro. Brian Collier delivered the opening sermon of Camp Meeting 2018 with exhortation to holiness through faith in and the power of the Holy Spirit.  We overcome by the blood of the Lamb, the word of our testimony and loving not our lives unto death. Bro. David Cosby

After a sermon from Aunt Jean Riggs, Bro. Willie gets out and expounds on living in the New Jerusalem. This message was so memorable to those that heard it that it was referenced for decades afterward. I have heard much about this sermon myself but only recently had the privilege to hear the actual audio of it. Please take time to enjoy this brief classic. Bro. Jeff Price

During the Saturday night meeting at the Greensboro Feast Meeting in 2018, Bro. Don stepped out and shared some thoughts on a passage of scripture from Revelation 5.  In under 5 minutes, he succinctly links this verse with other passages to provide the interpretation. It is a good example of using scripture to explain scripture and stands out in a good meeting.   Bro. Jeff Price

In Camp Meeting 1957, Bro. Harry Collins, Jr., delivered “The Sacrifices of God”.  Bro. Harry preaches from Isaiah 1 and Psalms 51 about the kind of sacrifice that God accepts in the New Testament dispensation.  In spite of the late start of the recording, this sermon is well worth our attention. Bro. Jeff Price

On the last Saturday morning of Camp Meeting 2018, Bro. Kenneth reminded us that God is faithful all the time and in every situation. Like Joseph from the Bible was in the dungeon, we may find ourselves in dire situations, but God only requires our faithfulness to provide all that we need. This sermon delivers good exhortation to godly faithfulness in all aspects of life.  Listen and be encouraged!  Bro. David Cosby

Depending on our Savior, Bro. Horace highlights the high calling and privilege to have the Spirit of the Lord in our heart and miss a sinner’s reward.  No matter what we achieve in this life, calamity awaits every sinner who rejects the glory of forgiveness and sanctification in Father’s house; there is no halfway between.  Applying the parable of the prodigal son, this message challenges sinners and saints to urgency, as we clear our hearts and minds for camp meeting 2019.  Bro. Luke Gray leads a 1 minute prayer, followed by a 2-1/2 minute song just before our sermon. Bro. David Cosby

Bro. Steve illuminates how we cherish the Spirit and Power of God we experience in camp meeting!  He then challenges us with “what does the Lord require of me?” and “how is it with my soul?”  The City of Babylon was at its peak when the fingers of a man’s hand wrote “Thou are Weighed in the Balances” to Belshazzar.  It was too late for Belshazzar, but sinners and saints today have the opportunity to search and humble our hearts to serve the Lord God, who still rules in the kingdoms of men. Bro. David Cosby