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Verse-by-verse Baptist preaching with pastoral urgency.
Park Baptist Church - Rock Hill, SC centers on sermons that move through biblical passages with a steady, text-first seriousness. The feed also includes Wednesday evening teaching and sermon-review conversations that revisit themes from John, Psalms, Joshua, Good Friday, and church life.
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Park Baptist Church - Rock Hill, SC is a Scripture-forward church feed built around sermons, Wednesday evening teaching, Good Friday reflection, and occasional sermon-review conversations. Its center of gravity is preaching. A passage is read, walked through, connected to the larger biblical story, and brought back to the hearer with sober pastoral force. The Gospel of John appears prominently, especially scenes where Jesus’ identity forces a response. Blindness and sight become more than imagery. Death, resurrection, Sabbath conflict, Abraham, belief, rejection, and testimony are treated as matters that reach into the present. The tone is plain and earnest. It does not hide its convictions behind distance or polish. Sermons return often to sin, grace, judgment, the cross, the promises of God, and the call to trust Christ. Psalm 69 is read through suffering, hatred without cause, failed human comfort, and the greater fulfillment found in Jesus. Joshua becomes a meditation on rest, promise, and whether God’s Word fails. The Good Friday material centers on humility, Barabbas, crucifixion, human guilt, and the hope of resurrection. Some episodes carry the texture of a local church service, with prayers, announcements, mission days, Easter gatherings, meals, and congregational life still audible around the teaching. That localness is part of the experience. The Sermon Review episodes shift into conversation, with Pastor Witt and Pastor Dave Keene reflecting on sermon titles, divisions in John, Baptist identity, Puerto Rico, Baptist cooperation, and the practical work of preaching. Those conversations are lighter in rhythm, but still tied closely to the biblical text. The show suits listeners who want church-room preaching rather than a produced religion talk show. It is best for people who value verse-by-verse Bible teaching, Baptist doctrine, and repeated movement from interpretation to application. The feed is direct, serious, and frequently invitational. It asks not only what the passage means, but what a person will do with Jesus.
Made for: For listeners who want Scripture-heavy Baptist sermons, church-service teaching, and practical application rooted in Jesus, faith, and congregational life. It especially fits people who prefer direct preaching over polished interview-style religion media.
What sets it apart: The feed keeps the texture of a local church gathering intact: prayers, announcements, Wednesday teaching, Good Friday reflection, and sermon-review conversations sit beside full sermons. Its strength is the repeated movement from close textual reading to immediate spiritual application.
Park Baptist is located in old town Rock Hill, SC. Listen to sermons and interviews by Pastor Dave Kiehn and visit us on the web at parkbaptist.org. If you would like to learn more about Pastor Dave, please visit www.pastordavekiehn.com
Verse by verse meets pew by pew, giving you sermons beside candid conversations with church members.
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A steady John 9 sermon about healing, division, and the call to respond to Jesus.
This sermon follows a clear path from a 1748 storm story into John 9, where the healing of a blind man on the Sabbath becomes a way to press on purpose, tradition, and the risk of missing what is happening in front of us.
Psalm 69 is traced from distress to thanksgiving with Christ kept at the center.
This sermon reads Psalm 69 as a passage through distress, rejection, and the turn toward praise, with Christ held steadily at the center. It opens with gratitude for the church's care around the birth of little Evelyn, then moves from the psalm's first cry to its closing…
A pointed sermon uses Barabbas to reflect human sin, Christ's innocence, and the grace held out through resurrection.
This sermon reads the cross through the stark exchange between Christ's innocence and sinners' appetite for sin. It begins with Jesus emptying himself into servanthood, then follows Pilate and Herod as they find no guilt deserving death, even as the crowd calls for Barabbas to…
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Hunter Forrester says church attendance and baptism at age nine did not change his life, while a 2015 encounter at Winthrop's BCM led him to Christian faith.
A Pastor and His People features Pastor Dave Keene interviewing Chris Blumenfeld about his Christian upbringing, family, work, and possible elder service at Park Baptist.
Erica Broom tells Pastor Dave Keene how growing up in central Minnesota, attending Columbia International University, and working at a Tennessee residential children's home shaped her interest in biblical counseling and missions.
The sermon opens with welcome and prayer.
The speaker opens by thanking the church for its love, meals, prayer, and encouragement after the birth of little Evelyn.
A pastor reads and expounds on John 8:48-57 during a Resurrection Sunday service at Park Baptist Church.
Pastor Dave Kiehn’s Good Friday sermon at Park Baptist Church - Rock Hill, SC follows Luke 22–23 from Jesus’ arrest through his burial.
Pastors discuss and review a sermon on John chapter 7, focusing on demands and divisions surrounding Jesus.
Pastor Witt and Pastor Dave Keene discuss Dave's recent trip to Puerto Rico where he preached at a Baptist pastors' conference on Baptist distinctives and church cooperation, before transitioning to review a sermon on John 6:22-59.