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In this excerpt from Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett reflects on the importance of civil liberties and why they matter. When someone is arrested, they are reminded of their Miranda rights—beginning with the right to remain silent and the warning that anything said can be used against them. These rights exist for a reason, and we should be thankful for them. While free speech and personal freedoms can be abused and come with their own moral challenges, the alternative is far worse. Tyranny strips away human dignity and leaves people subject to the unchecked power of a despot. Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of assembly, the right to protest, protection from unlawful searches and seizures, and freedom from self-incrimination are blessings worth preserving—even in a fallen world. 🎧 Listen to the full Words of Grace broadcast here: https://youtu.be/tvHsm9X7MA8?si=9EWvkJ5KqPOyllrb Excerpt from a Words of Grace radio broadcast by Benjamin Winslett, pastor of Flint River Primitive Baptist Church. #sermon, #preaching, #christianradio, #wordsofgrace, #freespeech, #religiousliberty, #christianethics, #freedom, #biblicalwisdom, #faithandsociety
Understand Your Rights – Freedom vs Tyranny Explained
In this excerpt from Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett explains that Christians do not need to rely on deception, exaggeration, or elaborate rhetoric to convince others they are telling the truth. A believer’s words—and their reputation over time—should be sufficient. Consistent, plain speech builds trust, showing that when we speak, we are saying what we genuinely believe to be true. A helpful clarification is also offered. This teaching does not mean that it is wrong to sign legal documents or enter into contracts, such as agreeing to repay borrowed money with interest. While some in Christian history have argued otherwise, Scripture does not forbid lawful agreements. The issue is not honest contracts, but dishonest and manipulative speech. 🎧 Listen to the full Words of Grace broadcast here: https://youtu.be/tvHsm9X7MA8?si=9EWvkJ5KqPOyllrb Excerpt from a Words of Grace radio broadcast by Benjamin Winslett, pastor of Flint River Primitive Baptist Church. #sermon, #preaching, #christianradio, #wordsofgrace, #christianintegrity, #honestspeech, #biblicalwisdom, #faithandpractice, #truthfulness, #christianliving
Truth & Integrity – Speak Your Truth Authentically
In this excerpt from Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett explores the practical benefits of plain, honest speech. When you speak clearly and directly, others—whether coworkers, friends, or family—never have to guess what you mean. Misunderstandings, confusion, and second-guessing are greatly reduced when your words align with your intent. This principle also has profound implications for parenting. Children naturally test boundaries, petitioning and persuading repeatedly to get their way. By practicing clear and decisive communication, parents can save themselves and their families a great deal of grief. When you hear the request, thoughtfully consider it, and then make a definitive decision, everyone knows where they stand—and life at home becomes smoother and more orderly. 🎧 Listen to the full Words of Grace broadcast here: https://youtu.be/tvHsm9X7MA8?si=9EWvkJ5KqPOyllrb Excerpt from a Words of Grace radio broadcast by Benjamin Winslett, pastor of Flint River Primitive Baptist Church. #sermon, #preaching, #christianradio, #wordsofgrace, #plaintruth, #christianliving, #honestspeech, #parenting, #workplacewisdom, #faithandwords
Plain Speech – Boost Workplace Clarity & Family Communication
In this excerpt from Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett challenges the common habit of swearing on something to prove a point. Whether someone says, “I swear on my parents’ grave,” or something similar, the truth is that external oaths cannot guarantee honesty. What matters is cultivating a reputation for plain, honest speech—speaking what you believe to be true with sincerity and integrity. Jesus teaches that believers should be known for the reliability of their words. People should know: if this brother says something, he genuinely believes it is right. While humans can be sincerely wrong at times, the standard is clear: our words should reflect truthfulness and honesty, so others can trust what we say without doubt. 🎧 Listen to the full Words of Grace broadcast here: https://youtu.be/tvHsm9X7MA8?si=9EWvkJ5KqPOyllrb Excerpt from a Words of Grace radio broadcast by Benjamin Winslett, pastor of Flint River Primitive Baptist Church. #sermon, #preaching, #christianradio, #wordsofgrace, #honestspeech, #truthfulness, #biblicalwisdom, #faithandwords, #integrity, #christianliving
Honest Speech – Jesus's Teaching on Truthfulness
In this excerpt from Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett reflects on Jesus’ warning that whatever goes beyond plain, direct, and honest speech “comes of evil.” When we move away from letting our “yes be yes” and our “no be no,” we place ourselves in danger of sin, particularly in the way we use our tongues. One of the clearest examples is gossip. Gossip is not harmless conversation—it is a destructive practice that bites, devours, and consumes others. Scripture shows that there can even be a sinful enjoyment in scandal, as seen in the church at Corinth, where believers gloried in serious sin rather than mourning it. Paul’s rebuke reminds us that delighting in scandal is itself a serious spiritual problem. 🎧 Listen to the full Words of Grace broadcast here: https://youtu.be/tvHsm9X7MA8?si=9EWvkJ5KqPOyllrb Excerpt from a Words of Grace radio broadcast by Benjamin Winslett, pastor of Flint River Primitive Baptist Church. #sermon, #preaching, #christianradio, #wordsofgrace, #gossip, #christianliving, #biblicalwarning, #tongueofman, #churchlife, #faithandconduct
The Sinful Tongue – Gossip and Glorying in Scandal
Are you “addicted” to ministry? In this message, Pastor Benjamin Winslett explores what it means to be truly devoted to serving God, drawing lessons from 1 Corinthians 16:15 and the practical need for spiritual replacements in our lives. Using both Scripture and real-life examples, he shows how ministry can become a voluntary, joyful devotion that fills the empty spaces in our hearts and transforms our daily walk with Christ. Pastor Winslett also reminds us that true repentance isn’t just about stopping sin, it’s about replacing it with something beautiful and godly, like acts of mercy, worship, or spreading the gospel. How devoted are you to your ministry, and what might God be calling you to “station” yourself for in His service? #AddictedToMinistry, #ChristianMinistry, #1Corinthians16, #Repentance, #PulpitSermon, #BiblicalTeaching, #ChurchLife, #Romans12, #SpiritualGrowth, #FaithInAction, #ChristianFaith, #BibleStudy, #PastorBenjaminWinslett
Are You "Addicted" To Ministry?
In this excerpt from Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett addresses the painful reality of manipulation and the many forms it can take. Whether through gaslighting, flattery, or emotional pressure, manipulation is a destructive misuse of words and influence. Those who have been on the receiving end know just how damaging it can be. Scripture does not permit manipulating others to get what we want—no matter the context. Whether the relationship involves a preacher, a spouse, a coworker, or someone you see every day at school, manipulation is wrong. And when it becomes a pattern within a relationship, it should never be ignored. Being commonly manipulated is a serious warning sign that something is deeply unhealthy. 🎧 Listen to the full Words of Grace broadcast here: https://youtu.be/tvHsm9X7MA8?si=9EWvkJ5KqPOyllrb Excerpt from a Words of Grace radio broadcast by Benjamin Winslett, pastor of Flint River Primitive Baptist Church. #sermon, #preaching, #christianradio, #wordsofgrace, #relationships, #biblicalwisdom, #christianethics, #emotionalhealth, #truthandspeech, #faithandlife
Recognize Manipulation – Protect Yourself From Toxic Tactics
In Part 2 of The Beauty in Repentance on Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett continues the discussion by examining how Scripture itself frames repentance, and how God responds when it occurs. This episode looks at several biblical contexts in which repentance appears, including the role of godly sorrow and the goodness of God in leading His people to turn again toward Him. Rather than treating repentance as something to be doubted or feared, this message points listeners to a perspective shaped by grace and restoration. The broadcast concludes by lifting our eyes to the heavenly view of repentance, where Jesus teaches that repentance is met not with suspicion, but with joy. If Part 1 challenged how repentance is often perceived, Part 2 completes the picture by showing why repentance is truly beautiful in the sight of God. Radio broadcast for January 18, 2026. Your browser does not support the audio element. Download this episode (https://flintriverpbc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/episode-0108%20%E2%80%93%2001-18-26%20beauty-in-repentance-part2.mp3)
The Beauty in Repentance, Part 2
In this excerpt from Words of Grace, Benjamin Winslett reflects on Paul’s instruction to the Thessalonians to “study to be quiet and to do your own business,” and the often-overlooked beauty found in quiet dignity. This is not a call to stoicism, emotional withdrawal, or a false form of pietism. Scripture does not discourage meaningful conversation with friends and loved ones, nor does it teach that silence equals spiritual maturity. Rather, outside of close relationships, there is great value in being a quiet disciple—keeping one’s head down, living faithfully, and speaking thoughtfully. Such restraint is good for the world around us and good for us personally. And when we do speak, our words carry weight. Wisdom is often heard most clearly from those who have learned when not to speak. 🎧 Listen to the full Words of Grace broadcast here: https://youtu.be/tvHsm9X7MA8?si=9EWvkJ5KqPOyllrb Excerpt from a Words of Grace radio broadcast by Benjamin Winslett, pastor of Flint River Primitive Baptist Church. #sermon, #preaching, #christianradio, #wordsofgrace, #quietfaith, #christiandiscipleship, #biblicalwisdom, #christianliving, #speakwithwisdom, #faithandpractice
The Power of Quiet Discipleship – Wisdom in Silence
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