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Verse by Verse with Pastor Kenn Hucks

Verse by Verse with Pastor Kenn Hucks

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“Verse-by-verse expository Bible teaching from Pastor Kenn Hucks at Sardis Baptist Church in Indian Trail, North Carolina. We walk slowly through books of the Bible to understand what God’s Word really says and how it applies today.”© Christianity Spirituality
Episodes
  • What would Jesus say? 17MAY26 Luke14

    What would Jesus say? 17MAY26 Luke14
    May 18 2026
    In Luke 14:12-24, Jesus teaches true hospitality and humility at a Pharisee’s dinner. Instead of inviting people who can repay you, invite the poor, crippled, lame, and blind — you will be rewarded at the resurrection. The Parable of the Great Banquet shows many reject God’s invitation with lame excuses, so the invitation goes to outsiders. Jesus warns that the originally invited (Israel) will miss the kingdom while others fill the house. Key: Serve without expecting repayment, and examine your heart for eternity.
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    32 mins
  • You can have mine. 10MAY26 Luke 14

    You can have mine. 10MAY26 Luke 14
    May 12 2026
    This Mother’s Day sermon from Luke 14:1-11 contrasts the pride and self-exaltation of the Pharisees with the humility Jesus teaches. Using the healing on the Sabbath and the parable of choosing seats at a wedding feast, the message warns that pride leads to destruction while humility brings honor. It calls believers to put others first — just as Jesus did on the cross — and make Him the center of their lives.
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    29 mins
  • Obedience brings blessings!

    Obedience brings blessings!
    May 7 2026
    First Samuel 2: Hannah offers a powerful prayer of praise, rejoicing in God’s reversal of her situation and subtly shading her rival Peninnah. She celebrates God’s holiness, sovereignty, and justice. Meanwhile, Eli’s sons Hophni and Phinehas corrupt the priesthood by greedily taking offerings by force and committing immorality. Eli weakly rebukes them but fails to stop the evil. God sends a prophet to pronounce judgment on Eli’s house. In contrast, young Samuel grows in favor with God and man. **Key takeaway:** God honors those who honor Him. Obedience brings blessing; tolerating sin leads to judgment.
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    24 mins
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