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Addicted to Apostasy - Part 2 | Pastor Justin Cooper

What if the biggest threat to the church isn't division — but unity? In Part Two of Addicted to Apostasy: The Drift, Pastor Justin Cooper of Gospel Light Baptist Church (Walkertown, NC) makes a case that will reframe how you see ecumenicalism, interfaith dialogue, and the global "come together" movement. Starting in Revelation 13, Pastor Cooper walks through the biblical blueprint for a one-world religion — and then shows you how many of the pieces are already in place.

Addicted to Apostasy - Part 1 | Pastor Justin Cooper

Is the church in America drifting — and do most Christians even know it? In Part One of his series on Apostasy, Pastor Justin Cooper of Gospel Light Baptist Church (Walkertown, NC) sounds the alarm. Starting in Revelation chapters 2 and 3, Pastor Cooper walks through what Jesus himself said to seven real churches facing real doctrinal threats — and he makes the case that those same threats are alive and active in churches today.

One Last Walk Together | Pastor Justin Cooper

There's going to be a final conversation. A final hug. A final drive home from church with the people you love. Most of us know that, but we don't live like we know it. This past Sunday, Pastor Justin Cooper preached a message from Acts 20 that quietly rearranges your priorities, and makes the ordinary moments of your life feel extraordinary again.

What's Really Killing Your Family? | Pastor Justin Cooper

Pastor Cooper opened Sunday's Father's Day message in Ruth chapter 1 by painting an unflinching picture of famine — not just the physical kind, but the far more dangerous kind that begins quietly in a man's heart. Using the story of Elimelech, who uprooted his family from Bethlehem and led them to the forbidden territory of Moab during a time of pressure and scarcity, Pastor Cooper made the case that the real famine wasn't in the fields — it was in Elimelech's heart long before he ever left. He had gotten cold in the right place, casual in the right place, and it became easy to go to the wrong place. The result: three graves in Moab and a wife who came home bitter and broken. Pastor Cooper then walked men through five things he would have said to Elimelech before that fateful decision: live up to your title, be principled not pressured, remember that famines don't last but decisions do, understand that what's not in Bethlehem can't compare to what is in Moab, and know that sojourns usually turn into stays. He closed with a direct invitation — men, if there's a famine in your heart, get it right with God today before it reaches everything around you.

Why the Old Way Still Works | John 4

In a world addicted to everything new, Pastor Justin Cooper asks a simple question: what if the most powerful thing you could do is stay? Drawing from John chapter 4 and the story of the Woman at the Well, this message is a bold defense of the old gospel, old-fashioned church, and the truth that doesn't change with the culture.