Podcasts about elder david crawford

by Elder David Crawford (preached on December 30, 2018) In the sermon today, Elder David Crawford tells us the story of two sad sisters, Mary and Martha. These two sisters of Lazarus, who has died, say the same thing to … Read More

As the ordination service came to a close, Elder David Crawford and I delivered the final charges to Brother McNeil. Following the charges, the ordination was closed out. R_20140101-021825.output

In the 2nd message of the Anniversary meeting, Elder David Crawford points out how we must be aware of the devices of Satan. We were blessed to host Brother David who will soon be a resident of Clinton, MS. R_20140101-031838.output

by Elder David Crawford (preached on May 6, 2012) Several years ago, we had Elder David Crawford come and preach for us here at Zion on a Sunday night. He preached a glorious message from Proverbs about “conies.” Conies are … Read More

Trail Branch Primitive Baptist Church

Bro. Crawford preaches a wonderful sermon on The Lamb from Micah 4:8; 5:2, and Luke 2:8-14. Recorded on December 7, 2022.

There are three key areas that should shape our worldview, helping to battle Satan in our minds. The Apostle Paul addresses the Corinthian church and tells them that light of the knowledge of the glory of God is found in … Read More The post Elder David Crawford – Light, Knowledge, and Glory appeared first on Little Union Primitive Baptist Church.

Ordination service conducted on 5/14/22 In this final post of the ordination of Elder John Morgan Owens, we have one of the finest charges I have ever heard in an ordination service. Elder David Crawford, pastor of MacClenny Primitive Baptist … Read More

Brother Crawford preaches a wonderful sermon on Matthew 10:28-31. Recorded on February 2, 2022.

Elder David teaches that it is not illogical to believe in God, and encourages us to embrace Him in our minds. As David considered the moon and stars, asked “what is man?”, and puts in perspective the greatness of God. … Read More The post Elder David Crawford – What David Saw, Felt, and Learned appeared first on Little Union Primitive Baptist Church.

Elder David turns to Matthew where we find Jesus gave a parable concerning a servant that lost ten thousand talents for the king, enough money that could shake a great empire. But he had not taken away the king’s composure. … Read More The post Elder David Crawford – The Magnitude of the Debt appeared first on Little Union Primitive Baptist Church.

Elder David begins the 2021 July Meeting. The religious elite asked Christ if it was lawful to give taxes to Caesar. They set up a yes or no question. But Christ knew they tempted him and he asked for a … Read More The post Elder David Crawford – His Image appeared first on Little Union Primitive Baptist Church.

by Elder David Crawford (preached 3/20/2021) We live in a society where anxieties seem only to be increasing. Wars, political unrest, pandemics, and personal struggles seem to assault us daily. In this message, Elder David Crawford points us to the … Read More

by Elder David Crawford (preached 3/20/2021) In this message, Bro. David shows us how deep the love of Christ was, in that even at twelve years old He already knew He was sent here to die for the sins of … Read More

by Elder David Crawford (preached 3/21/2021) In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus became “astonished” and “sore amazed,” and “very heavy.” What could possibly cause the Son of God – the Second Person in the Godhead – to experience such angst? … Read More

Brother Crawford preaches to us about a God-centered Doctrine from Psalms 45:1-2. Recorded on July 8, 2020.

Elder David Crawford, pastor of Macclenny Primitive Baptist Church (FL), was guest minister for our June 2019 5th Weekend Meeting. His Sunday morning sermon (6/30/19) was taken from the narrative in Mark 5 concerning Jesus' ministry to the woman with a chronic medical hemorrhage and the apparently tragic circumstances of a young girl's death. Elder Crawford makes three primary points in this outstanding sermon: (1) The true identity of our Lord is revealed in each interaction with people; (2) Though the Lord's agenda is distinct from ours, His is always best; (2) He is personally tender and kind to His loved ones in their hour of affliction and pain.

Elder David Crawford, pastor of Macclenny Primitive Baptist Church (FL), was guest minister for our June 2019 5th Weekend Meeting. His message on Saturday evening (6/29/19) was taken from the familiar parable recorded in Luke 15 popularly known as the parable of the Prodigal Son. But Elder Crawford is careful to highlight that both of the boys in this story were prodigals, paralleling the two groups of Jesus' hearers referenced in verse 1, i.e. the "sinners" and the "Pharisees." Far from a mere retelling of this beloved parable, however, this message offers fresh insights concerning the position held by the older son, and contrasting his reluctance to sacrifice for his brother with our Elder Brother's willingness to sacrifice for us.

Elder David Crawford, pastor of Macclenny Primitive Baptist Church (FL), was guest minister for our June 2019 5th Weekend Meeting. His Saturday afternoon sermon (6/29/19) was based on John 11, with special focus on the way the Lord Jesus interfaced with the grieving sisters of Lazarus. This exceptional sermon explores the different ways people respond to grief, and the tailored response of Christ to each individual's need. But more importantly, Elder Crawford finds the gospel message concerning the Person and Work of Christ in this inspired narrative. The insightfulness and pathos of this message make it one to revisit time and again.

Elder David Crawford, pastor of Macclenny Primitive Baptist Church (FL), was guest minister for our June 2019 5th Weekend Meeting. His Friday night sermon (6/28/19) was taken from Genesis 3. Elder Crawford cites three personal experiences in recent pastoral ministry to illustrate the brokenness that pervades life in this world. Then he traces the cause of brokenness to Genesis 3 and the entrance of sin into this world. Finally, he looks at two New Testament passages - Mark 4:35-41 and Revelation 21 - in reference to the Divine remedy for the brokenness and alienation that touches our lives.  

“Can any good thing come out of Nazareth?” was the question that Nathaneal asked when he was told the Messiah came from that location.  In this message, Elder David Crawford of Florida observes that we all have places like Nazareth –locations where we skeptically speculate there is nothing redeeming or good about such places. But …

In this message from John 2, Elder David Crawford preaches about the first miracle that Jesus performed at Cana of Galilee. An interesting character is introduced here – the governor of the feast. Brother Crawford observes how Jesus Himself becomes the true Governor of this wedding feast. Preached August 20, 2017 Lord of the Feast