Voices from the Mountain

In this revival message titled Separation, Brother Jesse Lockhart delivers a bold call for the church to return to holiness and spiritual integrity. He warns that many churches have become too worldly, attempting to lure people to salvation with entertainment, gimmicks, and fleshly attractions rather than the power of God's Word and Spirit. Using Samson as a vivid example of someone who played with sin and lost his strength, Lockhart emphasizes that revival only comes through true separation—cutting away distractions, consecrating ourselves, and walking in obedience. With passionate urgency, he challenges believers to stand up, clean up, and worship God in spirit and truth.
 
Location: Revival, Sweeton Hill, Coalmont, TN.2 Corinthians 6:11-18

n this stirring revival message, Brother Chris Long draws from Luke 16 to challenge believers who settle for spiritual crumbs when God has prepared a full table. Through the story of Lazarus and the rich man, and a powerful comparison to Mephibosheth’s journey from Lo-debar to the king’s table, Brother Chris urges the church to stop surviving on scraps and start feasting on the sustaining Word of God. With heartfelt anecdotes, bold exhortation, and a call to deeper revival, this sermon reminds us that spiritual strength comes not from nibbling at the edges, but from pulling up to the King’s table and eating fully. If you’re hungry for more than crumbs, this message will stir your appetite for true spiritual nourishment.Sweeton Hill Church
 
Coalmont TN
 
Revival

Mark Askew and family members sing's to the Fairview Union Congregation on 10-12-2025 during pastor appreciation.

This Sunday School message delivers a passionate call to spiritual readiness and perseverance. Drawing from 1 Peter 4 and 5, the speaker emphasizes that every believer will face battles—but victory comes not by avoiding them, but by enduring them with Christ. The message urges listeners to prepare daily through prayer and humility, warning that the enemy is actively targeting families, churches, and especially the youth. It highlights the importance of standing firm for the sake of lost loved ones, reminding the church that their prayers and faithfulness may be the lifeline others need. Above all, it’s a heartfelt reminder that God cares deeply for His people and walks with them through every trial.
📍 Fairview Union, Whitwell, Tennessee

This message from Voices from the Mountain, delivered by Pastor Jesse Lockhart, is a powerful plea to stop wavering between two opinions and make a wholehearted commitment to God. Drawing from Elijah’s confrontation with the people of Israel in 1 Kings, Pastor Lockhart challenges listeners to examine whether they are truly saved or simply living in spiritual indecision. Through personal testimony and biblical examples, the message emphasizes that salvation requires full surrender—not partial obedience or moral living. The rich young ruler, though upright, lacked the one thing that kept him from following Christ. Likewise, many today are halted by pride, habits, or worldly attachments. Pastor Lockhart urges listeners to recognize their spiritual condition, let go of the “one thing” holding them back, and go all the way with God. It’s a call to stop living in misery and confusion, and instead embrace the joy and clarity that comes from total surrender.
📍 Fairview Union, Whitwell, Tennessee

This message from Voices from the Mountain, delivered by Bill Frisbee at Bakers Chapel, is a passionate call to rejoice in the Lord and live with spiritual urgency. Centered around 1 Thessalonians 5, Frisbee emphasizes the power of praise, even in trials, and the importance of living a life that reflects true salvation. He challenges believers to stop quenching the Spirit, to abstain from all appearances of evil, and to take their walk with God seriously. Through vivid illustrations and heartfelt testimony, the message reminds listeners that rejoicing in the Lord is not just emotional—it’s spiritual evidence of a life transformed. Frisbee urges the church to wake up, pray earnestly, and live in holiness, because the return of Christ is near and the time to get right is now.
📍 Bakers Chapel, Tennessee 🎙️ Speaker: Bill Frisbee

Recorded at Fairview Union Church in Whitwell, Tennessee, on October 8, 2025, this stirring message by Brother Jesse Lockhart, titled “Are You Fat and Sassy?”, draws from Genesis 42 to challenge believers to examine their spiritual hunger. Using the story of Joseph’s famine in Egypt, Brother Lockhart reminds listeners that while many have access to the “storehouses” of God’s Word, few are truly hungry enough to partake. He warns against becoming satisfied with “watered-down” religion and calls the church to seek the full measure of God’s truth and power. With passion and conviction, he urges God’s people to stop looking to one another for revival and instead go directly to the Source—Jesus Christ, who alone satisfies the soul.

In this stirring message from Voices from the Mountain, the preacher draws from 2 Kings 6 to remind believers that even when surrounded by trials, spiritual warfare, and the snares of the enemy, God is ever-present and watching over His people. Through the story of Elisha and his servant, we’re shown that what we see with natural eyes is not the full picture—God’s heavenly army surrounds us, even in the darkest valleys. The message urges the church to rise up, fight the good fight of faith, and intercede for the lost, emphasizing that we are the last line between a broken world and a merciful God. It's a call to spiritual discernment, boldness, and unwavering joy in salvation, no matter the storm.Fairview Union Independant-Whitwell, TN
 
Pastor Jesse Lockhart
 
10-5-2025

In this anointed morning message titled “Had It Not Been,” Pastor Jesse Lockhart preaches from Hebrews 9:22—“Without the shedding of blood, there is no remission.” He walks the congregation through Scripture, from the garden of Eden to Calvary, showing that from the first sacrifice that covered Adam and Eve to the Lamb slain for our sins, the price of redemption has always been blood. With powerful imagery from the Passover night in Egypt to the torn veil of the temple, he reminds listeners that had it not been for the cross, for Calvary, and for a man called Jesus, every soul would still be lost. Lockhart declares that no good works, church attendance, or religion can save—only the blood of Jesus can wash away sin and bring us near to God. The message climaxes in praise for the Lamb who was slain and now reigns, echoing the cry of the redeemed: “Had it not been for the blood, we’d still be lost.”
Recorded live at Fairview Union Church, Whitwell, Tennessee — Sunday Morning Service, October 5, 2025.

In this Sunday School message from Hebrews 2 and 11, the teacher warns believers to “give the more earnest heed” lest the truths of salvation slip away. Drawing from the faith of Noah, Abraham, and the heroes of Scripture, he reminds the class that salvation through Jesus Christ is perfect, and that we, as Gentiles, are now adopted into the family of God by faith. The lesson urges Christians to hold fast, move with holy fear, and stay spiritually prepared in a world growing cold and faithless. Just as Noah built an ark to save his house, we too must stay diligent, keep the faith, and prepare our hearts for Christ’s soon return—because heaven and hell are real, and eternity is coming quickly.
Recorded live at Fairview Union Church, Whitwell, Tennessee — Sunday School, October 5, 2025.