Northside Baptist Church

This message from Acts 16:1-10 (KJV) and titled, "Timothy, Trials, and Troas," details Paul and Silas' journey and the addition of Timothy as a ministry partner and their timeout in Troas. Preached by Pastor Byron Chesney at Northside Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN on Wednesday evening, July 10, 2024.

This message examines Romans 8:12-17 which details what it means to be a child of God. A look at the benefits of being an heir of God and joint-heir with Christ. Also a look at "cutesy Christian cliché's" and the damage they do.

This sermon from Acts 8:26-40 looks at the obedience of Philip the Evangelist. We see from the Bible that it is EVERY Christian's responsibility to share the Gospel message. Also, three necessary ingredients are given from God's Word for leading someone to Christ. Preached by Pastor Byron Chesney at Porchlight Baptist Church on Sunday morning, October 31, 2021.

This sermon, titled "The Babylonian States of America," draws from Jeremiah 50:29-40 (KJV). It offers a comparative analysis of contemporary American society and ancient Babylon, raising the question: Will the Lord pour out His wrath and fury on America as He did on Babylon? Preached by Pastor Byron Chesney at Northside Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN on Sunday, July 7, 2024.

This message examines Romans 9:1-5 where we find Paul stating he could wish to be accursed from Christ for his brethren. A look at why he said that and also a glimpse into our own hearts concerning the lost. Preached by Pastor Byron Chesney at Porchlight Baptist Church in Corryton, TN on Wednesday evening, October 6, 2021.

This message examines Acts 18:1-11 which details Paul's arrival and time spent in the city of Corinth. An emphasis on sharing the Gospel and knowing when it is time to walk away. Preached by Pastor Byron Chesney at Northside Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN on Wednesday, August 21, 2024.

Paul and Silas travel to Thessalonica, where they visit a Jewish synagogue. Paul preaches to the Jews and God-fearing Greeks for three Sabbaths, reasoning from the Scriptures that Jesus is the Christ who had to suffer and rise from the dead. Some Jews and a large number of Greeks believe and join Paul and Silas. However, other Jews become jealous and form a mob to start a riot in the city. They target the house of Jason, where Paul and Silas are staying, but they do not find them there. Instead, they drag Jason and some other believers before the city officials, accusing them of causing trouble all over the world and defying Caesar's decrees by proclaiming Jesus as king. The city officials are troubled by these accusations but release Jason and the others after they post bail. Concerned for their safety, the believers send Paul and Silas away to Berea by night, where they continue their ministry.

Pastor Byron's sermon, titled "Nine Christian Characteristics," is based on 2 Timothy 3:10-17 (KJV). In this message, he examines Paul's final letter to young son in the faith, Timothy, highlighting nine essential traits that Paul urges Timothy to embody. These nine characteristics are also fundamental qualities that should be evident in the life of every Christian.

Pt 48, Acts 18:24-19:7, Apollos an Eloquent Man This sermon, based on Acts 18:24-19:7 (KJV) and titled "Apollos: An Eloquent Man," explores the introduction of Apollos and examines the qualities that contributed to his success in ministry. Additionally, it provides an explanation of how the disciples of John the Baptist received the Holy Spirit after understanding that their faith in the Messiah was fulfilled in Jesus Christ. The sermon also includes a discussion on the role of sign gifts, such as speaking in tongues, which were prevalent during the Apostolic period but are no longer necessary today.

Our Homecoming Sunday guest preacher, Brother Jonathan Tharpe, preached a message from 1 Kings 18:25-39 KJV, titled, "Where Has the Fire Gone?" The sermon addresses the prevalent spiritual complacency in the lives of many Christians and within our churches. He offers biblical insights and practical guidance on reigniting the spiritual fervor needed to witness God's transformative work in our lives.

Pastor Byron's message is from Acts 18:12-23 (KJV) and the sermon is titled, "Paul on the Judgment Seat." This sermon explores the events surrounding Paul's appearance before the judgment seat and the response of the Roman governor. Additionally, Pastor Byron provides insights into the Nazarite vow and address the common depictions of Christ as a long-haired, blue-eyed, white man.

Our scripture passage for today is Acts 19:8-20. This text highlights the ministry of Paul in Ephesus, specifically focusing on his healing work. Additionally, it recounts the attempt by Jewish exorcists to replicate the power of Jesus, an endeavor that ultimately results in their being overpowered by a demon.

This sermon examines Acts 14:21-28 (KJV), highlighting Paul and Barnabas's journey as they retraced their steps through the cities visited during their first missionary journey. Their purpose was to strengthen and encourage the newly established churches. Ultimately, they returned to their sending church in Antioch to provide a comprehensive report of their missionary efforts.

Pastor Byron's sermon draws from Acts 17:10-14, which recounts Paul's time in Berea. He examines the dangers of not being well-versed in the Bible and highlights how this lack of knowledge can lead to being misled by false religions, such as Jehovah's Witnesses and Mormons.

Pastor Byron's sermon, drawn from 1 Timothy 3:14-16, delves into seven key commands that Scripture provides for church members. The message examines how the world often misjudges the value of a church in contrast to God's true standard of measurement. It also raises the important question of what motivates individuals to gather as a church. Additionally, the sermon offers seven practical tips for effectively sharing the gospel.

This message looks at Galatians 4:12-20 and Paul's admonishment of the Galatians for how quickly they turned from the truth of the Gospel to believe another gospel and made him to be their enemy. Preached by Pastor Byron Chesney at Northside Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN on Sunday evening, November 7, 2021.

This sermon examines Galatians 1:1-12 which deals with Paul's bereating of the churches at Galatia for allowing perverted teaching of the Gospel. A look at the emergent church movement of today. Preached by Pastor Byron Chesney at Northside Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN on Sunday evening, February 5, 2023.

This is a Palm Sunday message from John 12:12-19 which details the perspective of the different people that were in the crowd on the first Palm Sunday when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the back of a donkey. You may be surprised at who was present. Preached by Pastor Byron Chesney at Porchlight Baptist Church on Palm Sunday, April 2, 2023.

Funeral Service for Pastor Byron's mother, Sue Chesney. Held at Highland Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN on Friday, June 9, 2023. All music was removed from the video. 1. Son - Josh Chesney opens in prayer 2. Son - Byron Chesney gives celebration of life words 3. Son-in-Law- Jon White gives funeral message.

Pastor Byron's sermon, titled "How Will You Be Remembered?", is based on Matthew 26:6-13. It explores the devoted life of Mary, who is consistently found at the feet of Jesus, prompting us to reflect on the question, "How will I be remembered?" Preached at Northside Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN on Sunday morning, May 26, 2024.

This sermon, titled "Paul Chose Silas," is based on Acts 15:32-41 (KJV). It explores the moment when Paul selected Silas as his ministry partner. The sermon also delves into the conflict between Paul and Barnabas over Mark and considers the reasons the Lord included this information in Scripture. Preached by Pastor Byron Chesney at Northside Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN on Wednesday evening, July 3, 2024.

Pastor Byron and wife, Mary Chesney, singing, "Farewell For Now," during our Wednesday evening service on July 10, 2024.

Pastor Byron's sermon, titled "The Unknown God," draws from Acts 17:15-34. In this message, he explores the Apostle Paul's time in Athens, where Paul addresses the Greeks' idol worship and reveals to them the Gospel, explaining the identity of the Unknown God.

Our text is from Acts 8:26-40 KJV. This sermon looks at the salvation of the Ethiopian Eunuch. A look into whether baptism is a requirement for salvation. A mention of modern English perversions of the Bible such as, NLT, NIV, ESV, CSB, NASB, NET, all which leave out Acts 8:37 which describes that believing in Christ is necessary for salvation. Preached by Pastor Byron Chesney at Northside Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN on Wednesday evening, March 13, 2024.

This message draws from Acts 14:1-20 (KJV), recounting the experiences of Paul and Barnabas in Lystra. In this passage, the inhabitants of Lystra attempt to worship them as Jupiter and Mercury. Subsequently, unbelieving Jews incite the city's populace, leading to Paul's stoning and his body being dragged outside the city and left for dead. Preached by Pastor Byron Chesney at Northside Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN on Wednesday, June 12, 2024.