Podcast appearances and mentions of jesse boyd

Links from today’s LIVE show: WCNTV NEWS: https://www.wisconsinchristiannews.com/view.php?sid=9596 https://www.wisconsinchristiannews.com/view.php?sid=9580 Find Jesse at his website: https://fpgm.org/thelongwalkusa COPS EXPOSED! (warning for harsh language): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GI93ojrCX9M Message from Layton Howerton: https://rumble.com/v2jgdwi-a-message-from-layton-howerton.html

This message was preached at New Testament Christian Fellowship in Claremont, NC on December 11, 2022. It's been almost ten years since this exegetical study saw John on the Isle of Patmos in Chapter 1. Now begins the Epilogue of the Book and the Epilogue of the entire Bible in the last chapter of Revelation, the very last chapter of the Bible. Back on the Isle of Patmos, John is given a last exhortation (22:6-15), the final exhortation of the Holy Scriptures. To best contemplate the “lasts” of the Bible, one should consider the “firsts” of the Bible. The particular focus of this message is Revelation 22:6, where the angel exhorts John by hearkening back, not only to the very first verse of the Book (Revelation 1:1), but also to the entire Old Testament. The same God who gave the Revelation of Jesus Christ to John via His angelic messenger “to shew unto his servants things which must shortly come to pass” (1:1) is “the Lord God of the holy prophets” (22:6), the God of the Old Testament. It's all one: ONE GOD, ONE BOOK, ONE BIBLE, ONE INCREDIBLE REVELATION. Therefore, it's last exhortation demands a look at its first exhortation. There is a basic hermeneutic principle for the study of the Scriptures called The Law of the First Mention: The first time something (be it a word, a principle, a concept, or a syntax) appears in the Holy Scriptures, how it appears or is used sets the tone, association, connotation, and/or basic meaning throughout the rest of Scripture. In other words, subsequent appearances are always connected back to the first appearance and should not be divorced from the original connotation. In this message, Jesse Boyd highlights the first mentions of the words love (Genesis 22:2), believe (Genesis 15:6), sin (Genesis 4:7), wicked (Genesis 13:3), and sinner (Genesis 13:13) in the Bible. He then addresses the Bible's VERY LAST EXHORTATION (Revelation 22:6-15) by considering its VERY FIRST EXHORTATION (Genesis 1:27-30).

This message was preached at Living Word Baptist Church in Creedmoor, NC on August 14, 2022. In the rehearsing spirit of Acts 14:27 before his original sending church, and in the context of testimony from his long walk across America (thelongwalkusa.com), Jesse Boyd outlines the biblical responsibilities of a faithful WATCHMAN as revealed in Isaiah 21. In a nation under God's judgment, a faithful watchman must declare what he sees, warn the people, and maintain his post.

This exhortation was preached on Easter Sunday (4/17/2022) at New Testament Christian Fellowship in Conover, North Carolina by Jesse Boyd while on a short break from his long walk across America (thelongwalkusa.com). We are helpless without a Messiah (Psalm 14)! We are hopeless if there is no Messiah (Psalm 15)! There is a Messiah, and He is risen from the dead (Psalm 16)! For Christians who believe upon the Risen Lord Jesus Christ, what, therefore, ought we to do in these dark days? We must PREACH (Acts 4:33). We must PRAY (Hebrews 4:4-16). We must PREPOSSESS our own guaranteed resurrection (Philippians 3:20-21). In other words, change your focus, stop standing around as silent witnesses to evil deeds, quit living in fear, cease clinging to this world, live your eternal life NOW, repent, stop making excuses for your flesh, and, for Christ's sake, BE SATISFIED.

After some weeks of hiatus, Jesse Boyd resumes his exegetical study of the Book of Revelation by referencing a statement made by Horace Greeley, a New York newspaper editor, more than 150 years ago: “It is impossible to mentally or socially enslave a Bible-reading people.” We are enslaved socially and mentally in America today precisely because we are not a Bible-reading people, precisely because we are not Bible-believing people. Now, as much as ever in church history, the Holy Scriptures are relevant, particularly the Book of Revelation with its unique promised blessing to those who read it, understand it, and keep it (1:3). We must study this book of prophecy; we must heed its red letters written directly to us living in these days. We must confess, believe, and hold fast to its promises. Then, we can never be enslaved. Following a lengthy exhortation to this end and some review of 21:1-8, this message highlights 21:9, and the angel's aside to John: “Come here a minute. Let me show you something!” This aside is contrasted with the aside of 17:1 where the grammatical construction is nearly identical. We cannot fully understand and appreciate the true Bride of Jesus Christ and our position therein (21:9) until we first see the WHORE, the fake church, for what she is and her future judgment (17:1).

This short message was preached by Jesse Boyd at New Testament Christian Fellowship on January 10, 2021 just a few days after he preached open-air at the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021, THE DAY AMERICA DIED. Proverbs 11:6 is clear: The righteousness of those who trust in the LORD will deliver them, but the wicked devils in the United States government who have usurped power will most certainly be taken in their own naughtiness. CAUTION: hellfire and brimstone preaching that calls America EXACTLY what she is.

This message on REPENTANCE was preached more than 30 years ago by Jesse Laney Boyd, Jr. (paternal grandfather of Jesse Boyd, founder of Full Proof Gospel Ministries). J.L. Boyd served the Lord in ministry for more than 50 years, and this message was preached during his 18-year tenure as pastor of Mount Calvary Baptist Church in Greenville, SC. He went home to be with the LORD in 1991. Sadly, this type of sober biblical preaching concerning repentance is nigh extinct today in America. REPENTANCE is not an offer or a suggestion. Neither is is a bit of good advice from the Lord. It is GOD’S ULTIMATUM, and “except ye repent, he shall all likewise perish” (Luke 13:3,5).

Preached by Jesse Boyd in the open air on the campus of Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, North Carolina (3/7/2011). Do you, like Cain, presume to come to God on your terms? You cannot come to Him except on His terms.

Several days after a major earthquake that rocked Sikkim brought some death to Kathmandu, this message was preached to a crowd of more than a hundred in the open-air at Kathmandu's Ratna Park (September 23, 2011). Sandwiched between some introductory and concluding remarks in the Nepali language, Jesse Boyd preaches in English while Bishnu Shrestha translates into Nepali. This message is a warning of coming judgment and a call to repentance in a nation overrun with Hindu and Buddhist idolatry. At the conclusion of this message, more than 500 Gospel tracts and 200 Scripture portions were distributed in a matter of minutes.

Jesus Christ is God! Jesus Christ is Lord of all! This exegesis of I John 5 was preached by Jesse Boyd in the open air on the campus of Sacramento State University in Sacramento, California on April 26, 2013.

This message was preached in Independence Square in Charlotte, NC at the corner of Trade & Tryon Streets. In that spot on May 20, 1775, the citizens of Mecklenburg County gathered together and declared their independence from the tyranny of Great Britain. This event influenced what took place more than a year later in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776. On this city corner, known as the "Cradle of American Liberty," Jesse Boyd preaches about the cradle of spiritual liberty which was also at a specific time and in a specific place in history: Calvary around 3:00pm, when the three hours of darkness were coming to an end and Jesus Christ cried "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?"

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This sermon was preached by Jesse Boyd at New Testament Christian Fellowship in Conover, NC on January 20, 2019. The focus thereof is John’s interaction with the angel in 19:10 and the simple truth declared: “for the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.” True prophecy points to and testifies of the Messiah, AND to have the Spirit of Jesus is to know the future, a future already purposed and written down. The difference between a born-again Christian and a professing Christian is that the born-again man knows where he is going when he dies, he knows where the unsaved family members have gone or are going, he knows what is going to take place on this earth in the next 50 years, he knows the ultimate future of all things. In concluding, this message also touches upon the first phrase of verse 11: “And I saw heaven opened.” The third heaven is opened twice in Revelation. In 4:1-3, someone goes up (John is raptured); and in 19:1, someone comes down (definitely not the white horse imposter of 6:2).

This sermon was preached by Jesse Boyd at New Testament Christian Fellowship in Conover, NC on January 13, 2019. The focus here is the Judgment Seat of Christ (i.e. the bride’s preparation) and the Marriage of the Lamb in heaven. This message also covers additional aspects of a traditional Jewish marriage and how these things mirror God’s dealings with the New Testament Church: the rapture of the bride, the marriage ceremony, the consummation, and the wedding supper. The Church, the VIRGIN BRIDE espoused to be consummated to Christ in this heavenly marriage ≠ Israel, the adulterous wife of Jehovah who is to be restored.

This sermon was preached by Jesse Boyd at New Testament Christian Fellowship in Conover, NC on January 6, 2019. Such begins the seventh year of this study with hopes of completing it before 2019 comes to a close. The focus here is the crescendo (19:5) and outro (19:6-7) of the Hallelujah Chorus (19:1-7). Contained in these verses is bold truth concerning the Omnipotent God of the Bible and the Virgin Bride of Messiah. This message also covers the arrangement and betrothal aspects of a traditional Jewish marriage and how these things mirror God’s dealings with the New Testament Church. The Church, the VIRGIN BRIDE espoused to be married to Christ ≠ Israel, the adulterous wife of Jehovah who is to be restored.

This message was preached by Jesse Boyd at New Testament Christian Fellowship in Conover, NC on December 2, 2018. It’s focus is the first four verses of the heavenly Hallelujah Chorus as found in Revelation 19:1-7: it’s first stanza (vss. 1-2), it’s second stanza (vs. 3), and the refrain (vs. 4). And in that refrain, is heard an “Amen'“ (i.e. the best REACTION to God’s righteous judgment) and an “Alleluia” (i.e. the best RESPONSE to God’s righteous judgment). This message also touches upon the First Great Awakening in America and the ministry and preaching of Jonathan Edwards.

This message was preached by Jesse Boyd at New Testament Christian Fellowship in Conover, NC on November 25, 2018. Here, the epitaph of the world system, an epitaph of eradication as outlined in Revelation 18:21-24, is examined, and Chapter 19, the recommencement of the chronological narrative from 16:21, is introduced. If this glorious chapter were to be summed up with one word, it would most assuredly be Alleluia! This word appears four times in Revelation 19 and nowhere else in the New Testament.

This message was preached by Jesse Boyd at New Testament Christian Fellowship on Sunday, November 18, 2018. Following a declaration of doom against the world system (18:1-3), Mr. Boyd goes on to discuss the notice of collateral damage found in verses 4-8, the courtroom reaction of verses 9-19, and the invitation to celebration found in verse 20. The rise of the last days commercial Babylon as prophesied in Zechariah 5:5-11 is cross-referenced along with II Peter 2:6-8. As Lot was vexed by the filthy conversation of the wicked in Sodom, so too should be believers be vexed by the evils of the present world system. Moreover, we must ask ourselves: “Seeing that all these things shall be dissolved, what manner of persons ought ye to be in all holy conversation and godliness" (II Peter 3:11)?

This message was preached by Jesse Boyd back in 2010 at a Baptist Church in North Carolina. The focus is Isaiah 5 preceding the Prophet’s encounter with the glory of God in Chapter 6, particularly the six woes pronounced against a rebellious nation and what biblical missions should look like in such a dark context. The primary purpose of the Great Commission is the glory of God, not meeting the needs of men.

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This message was preached at New Testament Christian Fellowship in Conover, NC on February 18, 2018. Following the general outline of a commentary written by Jesse Boyd on Revelation 17 back in 1996, the focus is upon the angel's introducing of the great whore (vs. 1-2). The similar prophetic sentences declared upon Nineveh and Tyre contained in Nahum 3:4 and Isaiah 23:16-17 respectively are cross-referenced, and the historical fulfillments of these prophecies are analyzed so as to aid in understanding the details of the future judgment upon the world system, both its religious and commercial elements.

This message was preached by Jesse Boyd at a local church near Tulsa, Oklahoma back in December of 2010. This Christmas season and on the cusp of 2018, it certainly is a needful exhortation for believers dwelling in the midst of a crooked and perverse generation. Beware of Cain's philosophy, PRAGMATISM. Beware of Cain's offering, A BLOODLESS OFFERING. Beware of Cain's reaction, A RELIGIOUS REACTION. And, beware of Cain's legacy, THE WORLD SYSTEM. 

This message was originally preached at New Testament Christian Fellowship in Conover, NC on Sunday, November 5, 2017. However, the audio recording was corrupted, and the original message was lost. To avoid a gaping whole in this series, Jesse Boyd re-preached this message at his desk in the Full Proof Gospel Ministries' office on Monday, November 6 and in the context of the horrible mass murder that took place at First Baptist Church in Sutherland, Texas yesterday, an event that transpired during the NTCF service. The focus here is the 4th and 5th Vial Judgments and the utter unrepentant depravity of man who will curse the light and then curse the darkness. Caution: hellfire and brimstone preaching.

This excerpt is taken from a larger exegetical sermon preached by Jesse Boyd from Revelation 14:17-20 (i.e. Reaping the Vintage) on August 27, 2017 at New Testament Christian Fellowship in Claremont, NC. In this excerpt, the preacher addresses all the whining in American society today about slavery, an institution that ended 150 years ago, and Confederate statutes.  *Disclaimer - A statement is made in this excerpt about not trusting Replacement Theologians "to be able to exegete John 19:35." The correct passage is John 11:35, "Jesus wept." The preacher inadvertently misspoke when he said John 19:35 and acknowledges such.

This open-air message was preached by Jesse Boyd on the campus of Georgia Tech University in Atlanta on February 25, 2013.

According to the Lord Jesus Christ, the Living Word of God, the Written Word of God (i.e. the Holy Bible) is foundational to the message and calling of the Great Commission as set forth in Luke 24:44-53. "It is written" are truly three profound and powerful words. In a day when a lot of ministries, churches, and so-called Christians lightly esteem the Holy Bible and somehow think they can have a relationship with the Living Word of God apart from the Written Word of God, it behooves us to consider the inseparable relationship between Christ and the Bible and the traits that both the Living Word and the Written Word do share. This message was preached by Jesse Boyd at Living Word Baptist Church on April 30, 2017.

The second message in a two-part series concerning the Word of God was taught by Jesse Boyd back in 2011. Like the katana sword of the samurai, the sword of God's Word must be wielded properly. Otherwise, it can prove very, very dangerous. To properly wield God’s Word (i.e. rightly dividing the word of truth), we must bathe our study in prayer, approach the Bible in faith, take a closer look, mind the context, interpret Scripture with Scripture, and be doers of the Word. These things are then applied to a study Ezekiel 16:49.

The first message in this two-part series was taught by Jesse Boyd back in 2011. The Word of God is a sword, and like the katana of the samurai, if handled improperly, it can prove very dangerous. We improperly wield the sword of God’s Word when we ignore it, ration it, corrupt it, wrest it, and/or reject it.

This message was preached on April 23, 2017 at New Testament Christian Fellowship in Conover, North Carolina. It begins with an overview of Chapter 14, the victory campaign in the age-old war between the dragon (Satan) and the woman (Israel). This victory campaign is unveiled in four snapshots: assembly (14:1-5), judgment (14:6-12), rest (14:13), and reaping (14:17-20). Next, the focus shifts to verse 8, the second of three angelic messages broadcast in the snapshot of judgment, that which announces the fall of Babylon, the world system, the body politic. Will the literal city of Babylon be rebuilt in the last days? What are the two primary arms of the world system? What are the origins of the world's politic? Jesse Boyd attempts to answer these questions and then goes back to Genesis 4 to discuss the origin of the false world system, it's pre-Flood legacy, and genealogical gems that show a clear witness of God amidst a corrupt world politic from Adam down to the days of Noah, a period of 1,656 years. The message concludes by briefly touching upon Noah and his sons after the Flood, the spirit of Cain that endures, and the groundwork that is laid for the rise of Babel. The world system and the witness of God amidst this corruption will be traced yet further (i.e. from Shem to Nimrod to Abraham to Moses to Daniel to Antichrist) in the sermon that follows.

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This message was preached by Jesse Boyd at Living Word Baptist Church in Creedmoor, North Carolina (Jesse's original sending church and the first supporters of Full Proof Gospel Ministries) on September 20, 2015. What is spoken here was merely a follow-up to that morning’s powerful message delivered by Pastor James Roy, one of FPGM’s national partners from Bangladesh.

This episode of "I Love Jazz" features a performance and interview with University City native jazz trumpeter and vocalist Jeremy Davenport. Performing with Davenport in his quartet, that feature New Orleans and classic jazz arrangements, are Aaron Fletcher on sax, Arnett Hayes on piano, Jesse Boyd on bass, and Troy Davis on drums. Also on the show, a Jazz Gem with another St. Louis native, Clark Terry, a look back at the life of Trebor Tichenor and his final performance with the St. Louis Ragtimers, and on our educational segment, Building Blocks of Jazz, Phil Dunlap explores some exercises jazz students can use to improve their technique.