1st Baptist Church of House, NM

09/11/2026

09/06/2026

I preached on Hell recently, and after the sermon a man came to me with a question that shook me to the core.

He asked, “Do you know what’s scarier than Hell?”

I stood there in silence, unable to answer, and then he said something that pierced my heart.

He said, “Imagine falling into the bottomless pit, and your child falls past you, crying out, ‘Why didn’t you tell me?!’”

That image has not left me. It is a reminder that eternity is real, that HELL is not a story or a scare tactic, but a place where souls will be separated from GOD forever. What could be more terrifying than realizing too late that those we love never heard the truth from us, that we stayed silent when their eternity was at stake?

I am convicted to never hold back, to never let fear, pride, or complacency keep me from warning others and pointing them to JESUS CHRIST, who is the only way of escape.

Because one day, every soul will stand before GOD, and on that day, I don’t want the cry of those I love to be, “Why didn’t you tell me?”

I want them to know that I did all I could to point them to the saving grace of CHRIST.

09/04/2026

Praying for our sister churches!

Churches praying for Churches.

08/24/2026

08/24/2026

Today's sermon at House Baptist Church is available on my YouTube channel at the following link.

It is truly an ‘either/or’ situation. Either a man believes in Jesu...

08/15/2026

If you’re going to walk with God at any real depth, you’re going to walk with a limp.
Nobody asks for it. Nobody wants it. But Jacob found out the hard way that the man who wrestles with God doesn’t walk away the same. One touch on the hip socket and the patriarch limped for the rest of his life. Not a temporary setback. A permanent mark. Every step after that night at Peniel carried the reminder that he had been broken by the hand of God—and that brokenness was the very thing that made him usable.
We live in a generation of soft shoulders and fragile spirits. People who call every inconvenience persecution. People who need three days of recovery after doing almost nothing for the Kingdom. People who talk about sacrifice while carefully protecting their comfort, their image, and their emotional equilibrium. God is not handing out His true mantle to the easily offended or the chronically exhausted from inactivity. He places it on men and women who have been taken into deep places of brokenness—places that strip you, humble you, and leave you walking differently.
A.W. Tozer said it best: “It is doubtful that God will ever use a man greatly until He has hurt him deeply.” That is not cruel theology. That is the pattern of Scripture. The limp is the evidence that you stopped wrestling for control and started surrendering to the One who wounds in order to heal, who breaks in order to remake.
If you’re walking really close to God, you’re going to walk with a limp. It will be the best and worst thing that ever happened to you. The pain will stay with you. So will the power. And neither the world nor the religious church world will ever understand either one.

08/14/2026

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