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Part 5; "The Joy of Determined Fellowship" - Sunday Night Broadcast (8/16/26)

Pleasant View Baptist Church

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Part 5; "The Joy of Determined Fellowship" - Sunday Night Broadcast (8/16/26)

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Pleasant View Baptist Church
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Welcome to the official YouTube channel of the Pleasant View Baptist Church located in the heart of Breckenridge County, Kentucky. Here, you will find various gospel songs pulled from our services and the live-streamed broadcasts where you will hear good, old-fashioned gospel singing with a message brought from the light of God's word, the King James Bible. Pastor J. Dale Massengale Assistant Pastor J. Keith Voyles 0:00 Instrumental Prelude 2:07 Jesus, Hold My Hand 6:19 Welcome and Opening Prayer 7:54 I’m Glad I Got Lost 11:00 I Am What I Am 13:42 It’s Good to Be Saved 20:56 I Know the Peace Speaker / Wonderful Peace 25:35 Offering 26:01 I’d Rather Have Jesus — Instrumental 29:38 I Know What It’s Like 34:25 Testimonies 38:16 There’s Power in Prayer 41:40 Message — “The Joy of Determined Fellowship” PART 5: THE JOY OF DETERMINED FELLOWSHIP Full joy in the Christian life requires more than simply knowing what is right—it requires dealing biblically with the flesh. From 1 John 2, Pastor Massengale examines three truths God has given the believer in the battle against sin: An Aspiration — The new nature produces a genuine desire to please God and stay away from sin. An Advocate — When we sin, “we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous.” An Assurance — Obedience to God’s Word gives biblical evidence that we know Him and are walking in fellowship with Him. Sin destroys joy when it is excused, ignored, or covered. But through confession, repentance, obedience, and the finished work of Jesus Christ, the believer can walk without condemnation and enjoy a clean, assured fellowship with God. “And these things write we unto you, that your joy may be full.” — 1 John 1:4 KJV Scripture: 1 John 2:1–29; 1 John 1:4, 9; Romans 8:1; Psalm 51:12; Hebrews 4:15–16