Desoto Hills Baptist Church

Desoto Hills Baptist Church resides in Southaven Mississippi and serves the greater Memphis and Desoto County area. This podcast will allow listeners to follow our weekly Sunday service and our new mid week motivation podcast.

Desoto Hills Baptist Church is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 148 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Desoto Hills Baptist Church, a religion show with 148 episodes published.

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  SUNDAY - AUGUST 30, 2026 "Light vs. Dark" Acts 26:12-23

  Aug 30, 202638 min

  A light brighter than the sun stops a violent persecutor in his tracks and turns him into a witness for Jesus. That’s the scene Paul describes in Acts 26:12-23, and it forces a personal question: are we moving toward the light, or fighting it while pretending we’re fine? We unpack Paul’s road to Damascus conversion as he speaks before King Agrippa, including the haunting line, “It is hard for you to kick against the goads.” We talk about why salvation is God’s work from start to finish, why Jesus calls people while they are still sinners, and why resisting God’s conviction often increases the harm. From there, we follow the mission Jesus gives Paul: serve as a faithful steward and testify to what Christ has done. The message also gets practical. We explore what it means to turn from darkness to light, from the power of Satan to God, and why the gospel offers forgiveness of sins and a new identity among the sanctified by faith. We close with a clear challenge to repent, turn to God, and live out deeds that match repentance, including a story about finally obeying a persistent nudge from God. Subscribe for more Bible teaching, share this with someone who needs hope, and leave a review to help others find it. What’s one area where you know God is calling you to turn? Follow Desoto Hills On Our Facebook Page: Https://facebook.com/desotohillsbaptist YouTube: @desotohillsbaptistchurch Find out more information at: https://www.DesotoHills.com

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  SUNDAY - AUGUST 23, 2026 "An Old Hope" Acts 26:1-11

  Aug 23, 202630 min

  Paul is chained, accused, and stuck in political limbo, yet he opens his defense by calling the moment “fortunate.” That tension is where we start in Acts 26:1-11, as Paul stands before King Agrippa and Governor Festus and explains the real reason he’s on trial: hope. Not a fresh trend or a private feeling, but the ancient promise God made to Israel, now fulfilled in Jesus Christ. We walk through how Paul treats opposition as an opportunity to testify, and why simply getting to hear the gospel is a gift we should not take for granted. We also face the uncomfortable honesty of Paul’s past: he once opposed Jesus and persecuted Christians, and he does not hide it. Instead, his story becomes a case study in Christian forgiveness, God’s sovereignty, and how the Lord can redeem what we regret. Then we trace the bigger storyline behind Paul’s “old hope” from God’s promises to Abraham, Moses, and David to the New Covenant promise of sins forgiven. The hinge point is the resurrection. If God raises the dead, Jesus is not just a moral teacher or a memory, he is alive, reigning, and worthy of trust today. We end with a direct call to respond the way Paul’s message demands: repent, turn to God, and live out repentance with real deeds. Subscribe for more Bible-centered teaching, share this message with someone who needs hope right now, and leave a review to help others find the podcast. What part of the resurrection claim feels hardest for you to believe or easiest to ignore? Follow Desoto Hills On Our Facebook Page: Https://facebook.com/desotohillsbaptist YouTube: @desotohillsbaptistchurch Find out more information at: https://www.DesotoHills.com

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  “At A Loss” Acts 25:13-26

  Aug 16, 202635 min

  You can be surrounded by people and still have no idea what to say or do. That “at a loss” feeling shows up at hospital bedsides, in heavy seasons at home, and even in the middle of a public courtroom where everyone expects you to have answers. We pick up in Acts 25:13-27 as Festus tries to deal with Paul, who has appealed to Caesar. The problem is almost embarrassing: Festus cannot find a real charge to send with him. What he hears from the accusers is not a clean legal case but a religious collision centered on “a certain Jesus” who was dead, yet Paul insists is alive. So Festus turns to King Agrippa and Bernice, hoping a Jewish voice can help him make sense of the resurrection and put something coherent on paper. From there, we zoom out and get honest about why the gospel still disorients people. The Jewish leaders want Paul dead because he proclaims Jesus as Messiah, and Festus cannot fit resurrection hope into Roman categories. Paul’s own words in 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 explain the tension: the cross sounds like folly to a world chasing wisdom and signs, yet Christ crucified is the power of God and the wisdom of God. We also talk about how God’s strength carries both salvation and sanctification, especially when life is chaotic and you are running on empty. If you are overwhelmed, burdened by guilt, or unsure how to move forward, this message keeps it simple: proclaim Christ crucified to yourself and trust the risen Jesus. Subscribe, share this with a friend who feels stuck, and leave a review so more people can find the hope you are hearing here. Follow Desoto Hills On Our Facebook Page: Https://facebook.com/desotohillsbaptist YouTube: @desotohillsbaptistchurch Find out more information at: https://www.DesotoHills.com

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  SUNDAY - AUGUST 9, 2026 "Not What I Remember" Acts 25:1-12

  Aug 9, 202634 min

  False charges, backroom favors, and a governor trying to keep everyone happy, Acts 25 reads like a courtroom drama, but the real battle is over what we choose to remember. We open with a personal story that exposes how easy it is to miss what’s actually going on beneath the surface, then we step into Caesarea where Paul stands before Festus after two long years in custody. The accusations are loud, “many and serious,” and still unprovable, yet the pressure to move Paul to Jerusalem is intense for a reason that’s darker than politics. We trace how the Jewish leaders keep their hatred alive and how that hatred points beyond Paul to the Jesus Paul proclaims. Along the way, we connect the dots to Gamaliel’s warning in Acts 5 and Jesus’ words in John 15 about why the world pushes back against his followers. Then the focus shifts to Paul’s steadiness: he refuses to be manipulated, he leans on the rights he has as a Roman citizen, and he makes the bold decision to appeal to Caesar. What makes this message land is the bigger frame: the sovereignty of God. We revisit God’s promises in Acts 9 and Acts 23 and see how Paul’s path toward Rome is not an accident but an orchestrated mission. We also bring it home with language from Ephesians 1 and a direct invitation to trust God’s working in your life, whether that means believing in Christ for the first time or repenting of the ways you’ve stopped trusting him. If this encourages you, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find it. Follow Desoto Hills On Our Facebook Page: Https://facebook.com/desotohillsbaptist YouTube: @desotohillsbaptistchurch Find out more information at: https://www.DesotoHills.com

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  SUNDAY - AUGUST 2, 2026 "A Missed Opportunity" Acts 24:22-27

  Aug 2, 202636 min

  A single sentence can ruin a life: “When I get an opportunity, I’ll deal with it.” We start with a simple story about Kodak and the digital camera a breakthrough they had in hand but shelved out of fear. Then we follow that same pattern into Acts 24:22–27, where Governor Felix has Paul right in front of him, the gospel right in his ears, and conviction right on his heart, yet he chooses delay. We walk through Felix’s indecision, his curiosity, and the moment the message turns personal. Paul doesn’t dodge the hard parts. He reasons about faith in Christ Jesus, righteousness, self-control, and coming judgment. We talk about why the gospel is both reasonable and confrontational: it names our sin, it insists on God’s righteous requirement, and it points to Jesus as the only One who fulfills the law, dies in our place, rises again, and offers real life. We also face the uncomfortable question: why do we change the subject when truth gets close? Finally, we watch Felix step back from the edge, sending Paul away while hoping for money, stretching a spiritual “not yet” into two years. The warning from Hebrews 10 adds weight, and the invitation is clear for both unbelievers and believers: trust Christ, repent where you’ve grown cold, and don’t try to follow Jesus alone. If this sermon helps you, subscribe, share it with a friend who keeps saying “later,” and leave a review that tells us what you’re wrestling with right now. Follow Desoto Hills On Our Facebook Page: Https://facebook.com/desotohillsbaptist YouTube: @desotohillsbaptistchurch Find out more information at: https://www.DesotoHills.com

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