A Judas sermon turns thirty silver coins into a plain question about what faith can be traded for.
The sermon frames Judas and the thirty pieces of silver as a searching question about exchange: what someone is willing to trade away, and why.

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Pentecostal preaching from a local sanctuary.
Pine Level Pentecostal Holiness Church records the sound of a working congregation in worship, from Wednesday Bible study to Easter communion. Messages move through scripture, prayer requests, giving, baptism, repentance, and the daily pressure of following God’s will.
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Pine Level Pentecostal Holiness Church presents Sunday worship services, Wednesday Bible studies, communion services, and seasonal messages as they happen inside a local Pentecostal congregation. The sound is direct and unvarnished. Episodes often open with the date, the service setting, the sermon title, and the scripture passage for the day. Eddie Hatcher’s preaching centers on the authority of the Bible and the need for a living, genuine faith. He moves freely between Old Testament and New Testament texts, tying Nahum to the resurrection, 1 Timothy to present-day example, and Matthew’s account of Judas to the danger of outward religion without inward surrender. The sermons are not casual talks. They press. Easter is treated as the center of Christian hope, with Luke 24 framed around salvation, giving, and the risen Christ. Communion turns to Mark 14 and the Last Supper, lingering on betrayal, preparation, and the Son of Man’s death. A message on thirty pieces of silver becomes a warning that closeness to religious life is not the same as knowing God. Another Bible study reflects on opposition, God’s will, and confidence in Christ’s victory. Local church rhythms are always present. Announcements about baptisms, a men’s choir, and a First Steps class sit beside prayer requests for sick members and concern for the country and churches. The congregation is part of the recording, even when mostly heard through references, responses, and pastoral asides. Some episodes broaden into national memory, including a September 11 remembrance. Others pause to thank those giving offerings or watching online. The result is not a studio-produced Christianity show built around interviews or analysis. It is a church archive with a pulpit at the center. The pacing can be repetitive, especially when a point is meant to settle in. That repetition is part of the format. Listeners who value scripture reading, direct appeal, Pentecostal conviction, and the lived details of a local church will find the show most at home. It is best approached as recorded worship, not as edited devotional media.
Made for: For listeners seeking full Pentecostal sermons, Bible studies, communion services, and local church worship rather than studio conversation. It especially suits Christians who value scripture-led preaching, direct appeal, and congregational prayer.
What sets it apart: The show preserves the ordinary continuity of church life alongside the sermon: announcements, offerings, baptisms, prayer needs, class sign-ups, and online viewer acknowledgments. Its distinct value is that the pulpit and the congregation remain part of the same recorded moment.
Worship Service Sunday's @ 10:30 am and 6:00 pm Wednesdays @ 7:00 pm located at 112 E Blanche Street Pine Level NC 27568
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A Judas sermon turns thirty silver coins into a plain question about what faith can be traded for.
The sermon frames Judas and the thirty pieces of silver as a searching question about exchange: what someone is willing to trade away, and why.
A direct sermon on Exodus 5 that ties brickmaking to prayer, example, and endurance.
This sermon returns to Exodus 5 and the image of brickmaking to make a blunt point about pressure, prayer, discipleship, and the slow work of obedience.
A plainspoken sermon on perseverance, doubt, and staying faithful when quitting would be easier.
Senior Pastor Eddie Hatcher frames this Pastor Appreciation Day message around perseverance, God's timing, and the choice to keep going when quitting would feel easier.

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Pastor Andy Hatchabray delivers a sermon titled 'Making Bricks without Straw' on June 1, 2025, at Pine Level Pentecostal Holiness Church.
Pastor Eddie Hatcher presents plaques honoring a deceased deacon during a Sunday worship service.
Pastor Eddie Hatcher delivers a sermon on how to approach and handle struggles in life using Psalms 46:1.
Senior Pastor Eddie Hatcher delivers a sermon titled 'Perseverance is part of God's timing' on Pastor Appreciation Day, June 8, 2025.
A pastor opens a Sunday morning service with prayer and expressions of gratitude for Jesus Christ's sacrifice.
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Reverend Eddie Hatcher’s July 26, 2026 sermon at Pinal Hill Pentecostal Church examines what trials reveal through 2 Corinthians 6:3-10.
Senior Pastor Eddie Hedge preaches “Jesus Can Deliver You Too” from John chapter 5, focusing on Jesus healing a man paralyzed for 38 years.
Senior pastor Eddie Hatcher studies Luke 1:1-4 and presents Luke as a trained physician, careful historian, and companion of Paul.
Senior Pastor Eddie Hatcher uses Nehemiah’s rebuilding of Jerusalem’s wall in 52 days to frame a sermon titled “Rebuilding the Walls of Truth.” He connects Nehemiah’s armed builders, 24-7 guard, and refusal to meet alleged conspirators with calls for determination, prayer, and action.
Pastor Eddie Hatcher discusses the opposition that comes when seeking God's will, emphasizing that Christ's victory ensures believers' triumph.
Pastor Eddie Hatcher delivers a sermon connecting the Old Testament book of Nahum to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Reverend Andy Hatcher leads a Bible study on 1 Timothy 4, discussing being an example and warning against deceptive spirits.
A Pentecostal Easter sermon focusing on the resurrection of Jesus and the importance of tithes and offerings.
A pastor reads and reflects on Mark 14:12-26, describing the Last Supper and Jesus' prediction of betrayal.
Reverend Eddie Hatcher’s March 22, 2026 sermon at the Pinal Hill Pentecostal Oneness Church examines Judas Iscariot’s 30-piece payment for betraying Jesus before Passover.
Senior Pastor Eddie Hatcher opens Wednesday night Bible study with prayer requests and introduces a message on deadly cravings from 1 John 2.
Senior Pastor Eddie Hatcher delivers a sermon remembering the 9/11 attacks and honoring the victims.