The Preacher's Vault

What does God say about the role of children in the home? In this powerful sermon from Ephesians 6:1–4, Jim Murrell dives deep into the biblical blueprint for family structure—focusing not just on obedience and honor, but on the responsibility of parents to lead with love, discipline, and instruction.

🔎 Sermon Highlights:

• The Command – Obedience Expected: Learn the meaning behind the Greek word hupakouo and why biblical obed...

What is really behind the mysterious “mark of the Beast”? For centuries, people have speculated about numbers, symbols, and hidden codes—sometimes creating more confusion than clarity.

In this episode, we turn straight to Scripture and carefully walk through Revelation 13:18, exploring its immediate context, the identity of the Beast, and the meaning of the number 666. Instead of wild theories or sensational headlines, you’ll hear ...

How do you keep your footing when life shakes you? In this episode of The Preacher’s Vault, Jim Murrell opens with us 2 Peter 1:1–11 to uncover how to build a faith that won’t crumble under pressure—a faith that knows, grows, and shows.

✅ A Faith that Knows – More than knowing about God… truly knowing Him. When you know Him, you discover pardon, peace, power, and promises that change everything.

✅ A Faith that Grows – Peter calls ...

Have you ever prayed with all your heart—asking God for good weather, a spouse, healing, or help—only to feel like your faith didn’t work? Have you ever quietly wondered, What’s the point of believing if things still fall apart?

In this episode of Let the Word Speak, we dive into Hebrews 11:32–40 and wrestle with that tough question: What does mature faith really do when life doesn’t go the way we hoped?

🔹 Faith Believes in the Su...

What does God see when He looks at you? In this powerful lesson, Brooks Boyd opens Scripture to remind us that our potential in Christ goes far beyond what we often imagine. Through biblical truths and practical encouragement, you’ll be challenged to see yourself the way God does—created with purpose, equipped with gifts, and called to grow.

If you’ve ever wondered, “Can God really use me?” or felt limited by your past, this messag...

Pain is something every Christian will face—whether it’s mental, physical, or spiritual. But how should we respond when the weight becomes too heavy, the wounds feel too deep, or the sorrow lingers too long?

In this powerful and compassionate lesson, Ronnie Hayes opens the Scriptures to show how God's Word provides real answers and enduring hope for those who suffer. He explores the unique challenges of each kind of pain—and remind...

In a world filled with anxiety, unrest, and constant noise, what does true peace look like—and where can we find it? In this powerful episode of our Let the Word Speak series, David B. Smith opens the Scriptures to uncover God's timeless message about peace. This lesson doesn’t rely on opinions or theories—it lets the Word speak for itself.

Discover the kind of peace that goes beyond circumstances… the peace that Christ offers… and...

What does it mean to have true joy—even when life is hard? In this episode of Passage Unlocked, Jim Murrell walks us through Galatians 5:22–23 and explores the supernatural strength found in the fruit of the Spirit called joy. This isn’t just surface-level happiness—this is joy that survives trials, shines through persecution, and anchors the soul in Christ.

📖 In this lesson, we’ll uncover:

• The Revelation of Joy – Why joy is...

What difference does it make that Jesus is alive? In this powerful episode, Jim Murrell walks through Acts 4:1–20 to remind us that the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just an event—it’s the reason we boldly live, speak, and stand for truth. From persecution to preaching, power to presence, and finally to our own personal confession, this message reveals the undeniable impact of a risen Savior. You’ll hear how the apostles' courage cam...

In today’s episode, Jim Murrell walks us through one of the most beloved miracles recorded in Scripture—the Feeding of the 5000, found in Mark 6:30–44. We’ll explore the compassion of Jesus, the powerful lesson of provision, and what this incredible moment teaches us about faith, leadership, and trusting God even when our resources seem small. Whether you're familiar with this account or hearing it anew, you'll be encouraged to see...

Have you ever noticed how forgetful we can be? We forget birthdays, appointments, even the names of people we just met. But spiritually speaking, forgetfulness can be dangerous.

In this episode of The Preacher’s Vault Podcast, we look at 1 Peter 2:9-12 and discover three powerful reminders every Christian needs to hear. God calls us to remember — not just what He’s done, but who we were, who we are, and who we’re meant to be.

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In this inspiring episode of “Mustard Seed Faith, Moving Mountains,” presented by Jim Murrell, we explore how the tiniest seed of faith can transform your life. Drawing on powerful passages from Matthew, Luke, and Mark, we delve into the mystery of faith revealed in scripture—from the profound lessons of Peter stepping out of the boat to the relentless determination of the woman with the issue of blood.

We break down faith into thr...

What are you truly seeking in life? In John 6:1-30, we see crowds following Jesus—not just for His miracles, but for what they hoped He could provide. Yet, Jesus points them to something far greater than physical bread—He offers Himself as the true fulfillment of all our needs. In this episode of Passage Unlocked, Jim Murrell unpacks this powerful passage, showing how Jesus is God’s answer to man’s deepest desires.

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In this episode of The Preacher's Vault, Jim Murrell takes a deep dive into Mark 6:14-30, a sobering passage that recounts the tragic death of John the Baptist. Why was John imprisoned? What led to his execution? And what can we learn from his unwavering faith and boldness in speaking the truth? Join us as we explore this event's historical and spiritual significance, uncovering lessons about courage, conviction, and the cost of st...