And They Shall See Me

What if there was a way to review a sermon in a song? Well, here is the result of that kind of question I asked myself last week. This is a result of me experimenting with AI generation. The words are mine extracted from Lord’s Day sermon on April 5, 2026, at Eastside Baptist Church

Genesis – The Series

It was June of 2022 that I began preaching verse-by-verse, chapter-by-chapter of the Book of Beginnings, Genesis. I’m thankful to God for our partnership with SermonAudio and the kindness of a dear family in Nevada who pays for our monthly subscription to archive our sermons. Glory be to God. Here is a side-by-side of the

Prayer for the City

Tonight I have the pleasure of praying for my city. I do count it a blessing of God to live where I do. May God be kind to my city and may the city prosper so long as there are people of God who seek His face. April 6, 2026Twin Falls City Council ChambersInvocation: Dear

The King Has Won!

The King Has Won!by Paul ThompsonPalm Sunday 2026 The humble beast of burden,Steady and sure of hoof,She bore the weight of heaven’s KingWith Gentle, quiet proof. No prancing steed of war was sheNo chariot’s flashing prideJust patient strength and cheerful gleeThat carried royal stride. Through cloaks and palms and shouting throngsShe walked and measured tread,Gentle

The Amarillo Pulpit

From Amarillo’s wind, a journey began,To Eastside’s embrace, by a skillful man.Crafted for beauty, with hands that were true,Who shared a dark cell, in the Caribbean hue. A bond forged in trials, a history so deep,Now shaped from wood, no secrets to keep.To hide the man, to show God’s grace,He personally brought it, to this

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