Voices from the Mountain

In this revival message titled “How Long Are You Going to Be Broken?”, Brother Bill Frisbee preaches from Jeremiah 18, calling God’s people back to the Potter’s house to be remade and restored. He reminds listeners that though life’s trials and sins may leave us cracked and broken, the Potter’s hands never fail to reshape those who surrender. Using powerful examples—from Jonah’s disobedience to Humpty Dumpty’s fall—Frisbee warns against running from God and letting worldly distractions take His place. The message burns with conviction and hope, urging believers to return to holiness, prayer, and full surrender so revival can truly take hold.
Recorded live at Crossroads Independent Church, Altamont, Tennessee — Revival, October 5, 2025.

In this powerful sermon from James 4:1–10, Brother Coy King reminds us that true revival and victory come only through full submission to God. He warns against friendship with the world, selfish prayers, and double-minded living, urging the church to humble itself before the Lord. Drawing from his own testimony of brokenness and deliverance, he calls believers to resist the devil, cleanse their hands, purify their hearts, and draw near to God—because when we do, He will draw near to us. The message is clear: we cannot serve both the world and Christ. Tonight is the time to choose, to humble ourselves in God’s sight, and let Him lift us up.
 
Coy King
Crossroads Independent Church
 
Altamont, TN
 
Revival

In this stirring message from Voices from the Mountain, Brother Bill Frisbee challenges believers with the question: What’s keeping you from serving the Lord? Drawing from Acts 16, he recounts how Paul and Silas, beaten and thrown into the inner prison, still prayed and sang praises at midnight—so much that God shook the foundations and set them free. Brother Bill reminds us that the greatest chains are not physical but spiritual, often kept in place by sin, complacency, and fear. He warns that too many settle for church attendance without true surrender, while others let the world rob them of their joy and praise. Like Paul, Silas, and even the three Hebrew boys in the furnace, we are called to stand firm, worship boldly, and live in full submission to God, trusting that He still delivers and sets captives free today.
 
Acts 16:19-31
Crossroads Independent Church
Altamont, TN
 
Bill Frisbee-
 
REVIVAL

In this powerful message from Voices from the Mountain, Brother Jesse Lockhart draws from Romans 6 and James 4:7 to remind us that true victory over sin begins with submission to God. He explains the difference between surrender and submission—surrender acknowledges God’s authority, but submission places our will fully under His rule. Using the example of the rich young ruler and Saul on the Damascus Road, he shows how many recognize God’s power but stop short of yielding completely. Brother Lockhart warns that without submission, we remain under the dominion of sin, unable to truly resist the devil. Yet through salvation and obedience, Christ frees us from sin’s power, clothes us in His righteousness, and gives us the joy of living for Him—not out of obligation, but desire.
Fairview Union
 
Whitwell, TN

 
 
 
In this revival service, Brother Bill Frisbee preaches on the question: “What are you going to do when Jesus passes by?” (Mark 10:46–52). He recounts how Blind Bartimaeus, though told to be quiet, cried out even louder: “Jesus, thou Son of David, have mercy on me”—and immediately received his sight and followed the Lord. Brother Bill also draws from Mark 5, where Legion was delivered from thousands of devils, and from the woman who said, “If I may touch but his clothes, I shall be whole” (Mark 5:28). Each story reveals the same truth: when Jesus passes by, faith brings freedom, healing, and salvation. The message ends with a call to cry out to Christ today, to reach out in faith, and not let Him pass by without being changed.
 
Crossroads Independent
Bill Frisbee
Revival
9-30-2025

In this message from Voices from the Mountain, the preacher challenges listeners with the question: What is holding you back from entering the Kingdom of God? Drawing from the story of the rich young ruler in Luke 18, he reminds us that even good works and years in church cannot replace surrender to Christ. Just as the young ruler could not let go of his possessions, many today cling to sin, pride, or worldly desires that keep them from fully following Jesus. The message urges believers to lay aside every hindrance—whether habits, possessions, or self—because eternal life cannot be inherited while holding on to the world. Only by laying it all down and making Christ first can we truly enter into the Kingdom of God.Brother Coy King
Revival at Crossroads Independent Church
Altamont, TN
 

Welcome to Voices from the Mountain, where the Word of God is preached with fire, truth, and the anointing of the Holy Ghost. In this message from Haggai chapter 1, the challenge is clear: “Consider your ways.” Too often we sow much but reap little, pray but feel empty, and live with cracks in our vessels that let the joy of the Lord leak out. Through stirring examples from Scripture and powerful warnings about spiritual vanity, the call is for self-examination, repair of the breaches, and a return to fullness in God. May this word remind us to search our hearts, patch the holes, and be filled with the Spirit so our light can shine bright in these last days.
 
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Today’s message, “Someone Who Won’t Listen,” from Hebrews 2:1, warns that we must give earnest heed to God’s Word, for He still speaks through the Spirit in a still, small voice. But many refuse to listen—hard-hearted like Nabal, who rejected David’s kindness and nearly brought destruction upon his house. In the same way, when we resist correction and harden our hearts, we place ourselves in danger of judgment. Yet just as Abigail interceded for Nabal, Christ intercedes for us, pleading mercy before the Father. The call is clear: don’t harden your heart, but listen while God is speaking.
Fairview Union Church, Whitwell, Tennessee

Today’s lesson, “Slipping, Drifting, and Falling Away,” from Hebrews 2:1–3, warns us that if we are not moving forward with Christ, we are drifting backward. Drifting doesn’t happen suddenly—it begins with a weakening prayer life, neglecting the Word, or becoming complacent, just as the prodigal son little by little pulled away until he was far from his father. Like a coal removed from the fire that quickly grows cold, we too lose our fire when we separate from God and His people. But there is hope—through repentance we can return to the Father before it’s too late.
Fairview Union Church, Whitwell, Tennessee

The message titled "Crucifying the Flesh" by Jesse Lockhart explores the spiritual imperative of dying to one's sinful nature in order to live fully in Christ. Drawing from Galatians 5:24 and Romans 6, it emphasizes that believers must actively reject fleshly desires and submit to the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. Lockhart underscores that this process is not passive but requires intentional surrender, discipline, and reliance on God's grace. The message challenges listeners to examine their lives, embrace spiritual maturity, and walk in holiness, reflecting the character of Christ through daily choices and obedience.Fairview Union
Whitwell, TN