Welcome to the official podcast of Rock Hill Baptist Church 2
where we are focused on glorifying God, spreading the
gospel, and making disciples of Jesus Christ right here in the
heart of Greenville, SC. Each week we bring you a life
changing word from our Senior Pastor, Pastor Matthew D Long
Junior, or one of our anointed guest speakers.
We pray this message strengthens your faith, deepens your
understanding, and empowers you to elevate in every area of your
life. Let's join the service already
Acts chapter 27, Let's start at verse #31.
And Paul said to the centurion and to the soldiers, Except
these abide in the ship, you cannot be saved.
Verse 32 Then the soldiers cut off the ropes of the boat, and
let her fall off. 33 And while the day was coming on, Paul the
apostle besought them all to take me, saying, This day is the
14th day that you have tarried and continued fasting, having
taken nothing. Wherefore I pray you to take
some meat, for this is for your health, for there shall not a
hair fall from the head of any of you. 35 And when he had thus
spoken, he took bread and gave thanks to God in presence of
them all. And when he hadn't broken it, he
began to eat. 36 Then were they all of good cheer?
Help me out, somebody say Good cheer, good cheer, good cheer.
And they also took some meat. 37 And we were all in the ship. 203
score and 16 souls. And when they had eaten enough,
they lightened the ship, and cast off the wheat into the sea.
And when it was day, they knew not the land, but they
discovered a certain Creek with a shore into the which they were
minded, if it were possible to thrust in the ship.
Verse 40. Here's where I really want to
be. And then they had taken up the
anchors. They committed themselves unto
the sea, and loosen the rooter bands, and hoist up the main
sail to the wind, and made towards shore. 41 And falling
into a place where two seas met, they ran the ship aground, and
the four parts stuck fast and remained unmovable.
But the hinder part, the hanged part, was broken with the
violence of the waves. 42 And the soldiers Council was to kill
the prisoners. Any of them should swim out and
escape. 43 But this interior, and willing to say Paul, kept
them from their purpose, and commanded that they that which
could swim should cast themselves first into the sea
and get to the land. 44 and the rest, the rest, the rest, some
on boards and some unbroken pieces of the ship.
And so it came to pass that they escaped all safe to land the
word of God for the people of God.
Thanks be unto God. I just want to jump in for a few
moments into the ship and I'm going to preach from the
thought. Somehow I made it.
OK, I don't like your response. Help me.
I'll turn to a neighbor. Say neighbor, somehow I made it.
Somehow I made it. My dear brothers and sisters,
life has a way of taking you into storms.
Storms you didn't schedule Sister Shirley matter of fact,
mother Gordine seasons you didn't see coming and battles
you didn't even volunteer for. But somehow, somehow, somehow,
Sister Shay, somehow by the grace of God, you, me, I, us, we
uses, we're still here. Not because life was easy, not
because the journey was smooth as the penny, not because the
ship held everything together, but simply this.
The testimony is like this. I made it because everything
worked out. I made it because God carried me
through what fell upon my dear brothers and sisters.
That's where we find ourselves in between the black and white
pages of the book before you and a moment of time and a season in
the sailboat that seemed to be falling apart.
Let's read it together. Acts chapter 27 verse #41 You
got your Bible? Jump on board.
I feel like rolling just a little bit.
It says I'm falling into a place where two seas met.
They ran the ship aground. Let me stop right there.
The text teaches us 3 movements to which I think we all should
look at a three lessons, should I say.
Such a shame. The very first lesson for your
notes, Mother Spurgeon. Good to see you today.
Is it broke? But that's where God began.
I said to Shelly, he didn't like my first point.
I'm I'm going to say it again. I'm going to say it again for
the person online. I said it broke.
But that's where God began. Look, look, look, look, look,
look at the text. Look at the text.
Acts chapter 27, verse 41 a look simple until you sit with it.
It looks simple until you pray through it.
It even looks simple until you wrestle with it.
And then suddenly the verse opens up with so much meeting
shape because the ship didn't break in calm water, it broke
where 2 seeds met. That's not just geography,
that's really the study of God or theology in motion because
this is the place of collision, where currents clash and crash,
where life pulls in two directions at once.
The text says Acts chapter 27, verse 41 and falling into a
place, a place, a place where two seas met 2 seas met Monday.
Brothers and sisters, I want to let you know that breaking does
not happen anywhere. Breaking happens where God
allows. OK, I'm going to make sure you
still in the room with me. I said breaking does not happen
anywhere, but breaking happens where God allows.
There is a place, yeah, where purpose meets pressure,
recalling meets meets cost and where faith meets fatigue.
And that that there's even a place where forward progress
meets resistance. Come here.
You had, like you never had any resistance before.
But I want to let you know that this isn't random breaking, but
look at the text. It's really orchestrated
breaking, some breaking. Some breaking would have killed
them in the deep, but God let it happen near the shore.
My dear brothers and sisters, please understand that the
breaking is discomforting, but breaking position them.
And for some of us, as we have sat through here and you've
thought about whether or not to give your testimony for 2025,
the truth of the matter is you was going through in your mind
about some of the breakings, some of the breakings that that
actually felt discomforting but positioned you differently.
And I'm going to let you know that God allowed this ship to
break in a place where survival was still possible.
I said God allowed the ship to break in a place where survival
was still possible. And God does not always allow,
He does not always save the ship.
Sometimes He allows what carries us to break so he can mature.
But He is forming in US. I think I better work through
here. The breaking point is not the
end. It is often the birth place of
becoming. Help me out.
Turn to your neighbor and say neighbor.
I don't like the voice. Say neighbor, you're becoming.
You are becoming. And, and I know you see wrinkles
on your face right now, but you're becoming.
And I know you still don't see commas in your bank account, but
you're becoming. And I know you still got some
sleepless nights, but you're becoming.
I know you still got the same clothes from 1945, but you're
becoming I want to let you know that you're becoming you're
becoming you're becoming you're becoming and the text says here
and that's chapter 27, verse 41 and verse 40.
I'm sorry verse 41 that they ran the ship aground.
They ran the ship aground. That's forward motion.
Check this out Mother Thornerson.
It stopped that that's that's momentum frozen and what's once
carried the could not carry them anymore.
The text says the ship ran the ground.
Let me drop some revelation on you real quick.
When you said in this text you realized that God didn't fail
them, He redirected them. This was an abandonment.
This was divine interruption because sometimes God will let
the vessel break so that the people he is forming will not.
Hallelujah. OK, you don't like my little
point. It's all right that it's not
human shrimp. This is really God's sovereignty
because to run aground means to be lodged into resistance.
It means to be forced into steelness.
It means to be pressed into a stop by out side force.
My dear brothers and sisters, if you want to be honest to
yourself, it's all cool. I'll be honest out loud. 2025
felt like I had ran the ground, felt like I had found myself
harbored in resistance and and forced into a steel place.
And stop not by my. Own desire, but by outside
force. And it's because of that, my new
brothers and sisters, I think it is.
It is only fair to share with you that it wasn't an accidental
pause. The text really teaches us that
it was divinely, divinely, divinely the ship arrested in
motion. Let me pour this in your teeth
so you can sip on this while you think about this message.
Sometimes God doesn't ask you to slow down, He makes the ship
stop so your soul can breathe. OK, OK, OK, you, you might, you
might have been like one of the persons on the ship and found
yourself and thinking the ground stopped you, but God really was
protecting you from going further on momentum without
maturity. OK, if I can take a short TV
commercial break, I need to call your attention.
Because some of us were moving fast but not healing deeply,
accomplishing publicly, unraveling privately, successful
outwardly yet slipping silently. But yet God is saying to you and
me today, I love you too much to let you keep keep succeeding by
silently suffering. So he let the ship, he let the
vessel run aground so that your soul could come up for air.
And if I could be vulnerable and honest, my generation learned to
survive. John on emotional autopilot,
Greg on on silent strain. Sister Chris even on unspoken
burnout. Sister Jackie on smiling while
slipping. Because we were taught to just
push through it. OK.
Thank you, Sir. Ain't got no help.
No help. I've been no help out there.
I mean, we we we will talk. We will talk.
We will talk to just handle it. We will talk.
Don't show your weakness. But my dear brothers and
sisters, listen to me real quick.
Strength without healing isn't strength.
It's survival on delay. I think that's so good.
I better say it for my own self. I said strength without healing
isn't strength, it's survival on the lane.
And sometimes God let something break you, not to expose you,
but to heal you. Sometimes God let's break into
occur not to shame you, but to reshape you.
Sometimes God allows the break and not to end your calling, but
to stabilize your becoming. And my dear brothers and
sisters, because of that it pays to keep your Bible open because
the text never says they broke. The text says the ship broke.
I think your neighbor's trying to go to sleep on me as I try to
get out of this message. Help me out.
Turn to neighbor. Say neighbor, the ship broke.
The ship broke. The text never says they broke.
Only the ship broke. No, it's not New Year's Eve, but
it is purpose. Even.
I need you to realize God don't lie.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I said God don't lie.
Matter of fact, I know you try to talk in the text, but I need
your voice a little bit. God will let external systems
fail to protect the internal work he is forming in you.
Come here, come here. Jobs may collapse, plans may
shift. Yeah, resources may even dry up.
Relationships may end, but the people of God will remain the
ship. The ship was never the source.
God was. I need to remind you.
I need to remind you that breaking removes certainty and
breaking removes predictability and even breaking removes
something some of us struggle with call control.
Breaking does teach us that we were never in control.
Come here, that we were really carried by grace.
I got to get out this first point, but do know that breaking
is not cruelty. Breaking is sanctification.
Come here hymn rider, I feel like I need that old red Baptist
hymnal for a second hold to be kept by Jesus.
Lord at thy feet. I thought I would be Nothing,
nothing, nothing thou shall be. All in all, help me out.
Peek into the text one more time because I feel like the sky is
opening up. Peek into the text with your
imagination. Can't catch you here the way
roaring can't catch you here, Mother Gordine, the wood
cracking, Who said to share the splinters of the wood flying?
But God does not shout, Brother Roseman.
There's no Thunder. No, there's no announcement.
No, there's no intervention. No, only the Providence of God
at work. Come here.
I know you said Providence. Big word.
Help me out. Providence means the provincial.
I'm sorry. The protective care of God.
Yeah, let me say it this way. Only the protective care of God
at work. I guess I better give you
something else for your notes if you're online.
In person. Sometimes God speaks through
outcomes more than through explanations, preach Matthew D
Long, Junior. I said sometimes God.
He speaks to outcomes more than explanations.
He doesn't always explain the break.
He reveals himself inside, minding brothers and sisters.
The truth of the matter is, if the ship stayed intact, they
would have clung to what was familiar, but breaking forced
them to release. Breaking into their idols.
Breaking. Close the season that they would
have never closed all by themselves.
Come here, come here. I'm not done yet, my dear
brothers and sisters. That's why God will break what
you were never meant to build your identity on.
And some of us are struggling, struggling even though it's a
new year because we have built our identity on ships,
friendships, relationships. We build our identity.
On all of these types of ships, the ship was a resource, not a
refuge. God breaks false refuges.
So we discover the God who truly carries us.
That's why. And that's why you must be
careful what you label certain seasons of your life.
I'm not a fact be all that time. Be careful, but we call a
setback. Let me add a little bit more to
it. Stop calling it a set back when
God really was protecting you. The truth of the matter is you
weren't stuck. You were being kept from
becoming great Too fast and rise too slow.
OK, You don't like it? I found some help in the Bible.
Come here, Joseph. Joseph had a dream, but God
blocked the throne. Come here, David.
David was anointed, but God sent him to a cave.
Moses, I think we need your help.
In the room. Moses was called, but God hid
him. Him, the wilderness, because
unformed character is a dangerous success.
And sometimes God isn't delaying you, He is saving your future
from the version of you that wasn't ready yet.
I've been here too long. I've been here too long.
But the break is where God begins.
It's when God begins. A matter of fact breaking has
always been a part of God's redemptive process.
Can I add a little bit more before I take it away?
I could get in but tell you that he broke his jars and light came
out. The woman would tell you that
she broke the alabaster box and worship filled the room.
The disciples would tell you that the bread was broken on the
heel and the multitude was fed in a desert.
Jesus was he will holler in front of your face that he was
broken and the world was saved in the hands of God.
Breaking never destroys value, it transforms purpose.
Monday, brothers and sisters, I want to let you know that I
experienced this one time in college.
I was serving as a music minister about 40 minutes away
from my college storm. Worship was rebuilding,
musicians were coming back of the singers were singing.
We were having momentum in the music ministry department.
And then, right in the middle of obedience, being a college
student, guess what, Sister Ella, My car died.
Now, now, now, now, now. If if you don't, if you've never
been a college student, you've been, you've never been able to
understand this. But but to a college student,
your car is everything. You know when you've been,
you've been confounded to a college campus.
And then you finally have a mode of of a vehicle, a device to get
you off, get you out. My car died.
My car dies, mayor and I didn't have a backup.
I didn't I didn't I didn't have any convenience.
I didn't have any options. But but but I did pray Lord,
Lord, why, why? Why let it break now?
It didn't break before I got here.
Why? Why let it break now?
But it was later I learned that God wasn't weakening me while I
was in college, but God was deepening my dependence on Him.
He wasn't attacking my calling even though I was trying to work
in the church. He was maturing my calling.
And I got to let you know that the ship broke.
But God began, He began something in me.
He began something to me that the breaking could not stop.
And that's why the very first movement of this text is
important. This first lesson is important
to realize that it broke, but that's really where God begins.
I better move on. I didn't got much time left on
the clock. Acts chapter 27 verse 41
continues reading as such and says and falling into a place
where two seas met. They ran the ship aground.
Look now and the four part stuck fans and remained unmovable, but
the Honda part was broken with the violence of the waves.
My name, brothers and sisters, the very second lesson of this
text or movement for your notes is it failed, but that's where
God finished what he started. But I'm saying that's good right
there. I said it failed, but that's
where God finished what he started.
Other than the front. The front of the ship stuck.
Fast forward, momentum seized and the pack of the ship broke
apart. That the structure failed.
The system collapsed. What once worked now no longer
worked anymore. But the text never says the
people failed. Look at the text it only says
the ship did digging house. And this is not coincidence
because sometimes God allows a thing to fail so he's working
you can't succeed. Y'all don't like my preach?
It's OK, I'm a preach to me. I said sometimes God allows a
thing to fail, so he's working. You can't succeed.
I need you to catch this revelation.
Failure wasn't the end, it was God finishing a season.
Some things don't fall apart because they were wrong.
They fall apart because God finished his purpose than them.
I, I, I, I think I need to share that with you one more time
because 2025 was hard for some of us.
We lost some people, we lost some places, we lost some
things, we lost some access. But I want you to know that some
things don't fall apart because they were wrong.
They fall apart because God finished his purpose in them.
I think I need to slide this one more time into your little
teacup because we will be stuck in grief.
I'm a God trying to move us to a new glory because we keep crying
about the ship that's broken when God's saying, look, I'm
keeping your life. There are moments when God says
the assignment is complete. The vehicle is no longer
necessary. OK, you don't like me.
I get it. Mother Donaldson, I got Bible
come here Philippians chapter one verse 6 he who begun a good
work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ.
That means God is not committed to the structure.
God is committed to the work inside of you.
Boy, that's real good. I said God is not committed to
the structure. God is committed to the work
inside you look at the text. The ship was temporary, but the
people were eternal. The ship was temporary, but the
purpose was eternal. So God let the vessel fail
because the mission inside them had already been fulfilled.
Help me climb into the side, into the sky.
Turn to your neighbor real quick and say, neighbor, God is
committed to you. I don't think your neighbor
believed you. They didn't respond, right?
Turn back to your neighbor again.
Say, hey neighbor, God is committed to you, God is
committed to you.
On the very first Sunday of 2026, I need you to know that
God is committed to good God. He's committed to you.
Who? Abraham left her right because
God was committed to him. And Joseph lost the coat, not
because the calling, but because God had finished the season.
Come here. Jonah's ship had failed because
obedience could only rise when following God.
Elijah Brooke had dried up so that faith could move forward.
And then you know what happened with Jesus is on the cross, the
veil, and the temple tour because redemption had advanced.
For God is committed. He's committed to you.
He's committed to you the same the same Paul in this text
related rights in Second Corinthians chapter 4 verse 89,
he says we are troubled on every side, yet not distressed.
I better skip a little bit, He says.
Cast down but not destroyed. My dear brothers and sisters,
please know that structures may fail, systems may collapse, but
purpose survives. I'm reminded of a story of a
friend told me. He took what looked like the
greatest opportunity of his life.
He had relocated, he sacrificed, and he built with excellence and
integrity. He restored unbroken
organization in another state. He went there to rebuild morale,
to raise leaders, and poured himself out faithfully to all he
served. And just when fruit began to
appear, the support he had shifted that.
The climate change, the tone change, the room change.
He wasn't celebrated anymore. He kept getting sidelined.
Sidelined by the boss. Sidelined by the boss's boss.
And one night, sitting alone in his car, he prayed through
tears. Lord, did I fail or did
something around me fail? He told me that the spirit had
respite. To him, no, you didn't fail.
The season fulfilled its purpose.
But I wanted to grow in you. I have now completed and he said
something to me that I don't want you to forget, he said, but
I thought was failure was actually God finishing something
in me. OK, you, you missed it, but it's
OK. Go back to YouTube and hit
rewind. I got to move on.
But but I, I, I need you to know.
I need you to know that the boat did its job.
The ship did its job, The vessel did its job.
Come here. But the boat was never your
destiny. I think I've got some witnesses
who know. You build ministries that
shifted. You stood on doorposts that
shifted. You work jobs that close.
You stayed faithful in seasons that broke beneath you.
But through every loss, every transition, every broken
structure, God kept your faith. Come here, my mom.
I hear you right now. She will jump in right there and
she will say just another day that the Lord has kept me.
She was saying He has kept me from all evil with my mind
stayed on Him. Just another day that the Lord
has kept me And, and if you can be honest, many of us can
testify today that programs ended, but the purpose kept
living in me because the truth of the matter is it didn't fail
to destroy you. It failed because God finished
his work in that place. Come here.
I know, I know we have attachment issues to ships.
And I'm trying to help you get unstuck because the chapter
closed, but the calling continued.
The ship broke, but God continued.
Something in your spirit I failure, failure, failure in the
text. Since the housing was not their
funeral, but failure really was the doorway to survival.
I'm sorry. That was good to me because the
failure of the ship became the stage for God's deliverance.
What failed around them positioned what God was about to
do through them. If the ship failed and we still
survived, then survival must be a miracle of God.
I got to get out of here. I got to get out of here.
But it's for that reason to keep on journeying into the text.
The text reads in Acts chapter 27, verse 43.
But the centurion willing to say Paul kept them from the purpose,
and commanded that they which could swim should cast
themselves first into the sea and get to land.
Verse 44, it says, And the rest, some on boards and some unbroken
pieces, but pieces of the ship. And so it came to pass that they
are escaped, escaped to the land.
My brothers and sisters, I got to get out of here.
But my last point for you today that you need to understand is
that it shattered. But that's where God saved my
life. I said it shattered, but that's
when God saved my life. The ship didn't carry them the
way they planned, but the pieces still carried them by the hand
of God. The vessel shattered, yeah, but
God did not waste the fragments. And for somebody listening
online and in person, this isn't just Paul's storm, but this is
somebody else's life story. Because some of us are not
surviving our whole plans, but we're surviving on what's love
and God is still caring us. I got to let this know.
I got to let it be known today. But the person whose dream
didn't unfold the way you imagined.
For the person who find themself in the family that didn't stay
together like you hope. For the one whose career shifted
out from under you. For the one who lost resources,
relationships, and even support. Even for the one who had to keep
going about something broke beneath you.
I got to let you know that you're still standing.
I'm sorry, I'm done. Y'all have a happy new year.
I said you're still standing. You didn't make it on the ship
of certainty, but you made it on the pieces of faith God refused
to let sink. Because God, God will never let
you, but never let you fail. Hell let up what's around.
You fail before he allows you to fail.
Because God, I said God, God is committed to you.
I got to get on out of here now. But they didn't lie to the sore.
They clung to it. They didn't even sail in
trumpet. No, they survived in trust.
And that's where many of us are living right now.
We're not gliding in 2020 26 but we're holding on and believe in
God day and night. believe in God night and day.
And that's not a weakness. No, help me, I'm up in the sky.
Let's go for real. That's faith and depression.
Here's the revelation for you. But wholeness doesn't activate
the supernatural, but surrenders and brokenness does.
I said surrenders and brokenness does.
You can act all hard as you want.
You can act all tough as you want, but if you want the Lord
and this year we're in right now, they're going to have to
have a broken and strike spirit. I've got to go now, but I'm so
glad y'all, that when they stop depending on the ship, God
carried them. He carried them on the pieces.
He carried them on the pieces.
I said he carried them on the pieces.
Some of us right now are only surviving on the pieces.
You thought the ship was going to carry you, but allow precious
memories or how they linger carry you on.
I gotta go. I gotta.
Go now because the text tells us that when they release what
failed, Grace declares that they escaped all safe to land your
neighbors sleep. I don't know what's wrong with
them I. Said and they escaped all.
Safe to land. It must have been the breakfast.
That's what it was. Help me out, I said, and they
escaped all Escaped heartache, escaped
headache, escaped persecution, escaped disease, escaped
disappointment and all y'all. Don't like this word?
I said all of them. Help me preach Deke I'm.
Trying to go somewhere, I said. All, all into the land.
I gotta go for real. Now, but I need you to.
Know that God may not preserve the structure, but God will
preserve your life. Let me break what you trusted.
But God. God.
Yeah. Yeah, real mind.
He won't break his promise. You may lose predictability, but
you will not lose God's presence.
You may come out different, but you will.
at the text. The truth of the matter is the
only reason we're going to make it, the only reason we're going
to survive the storm, the only reason the breaking isn't going
to bury you is because somebody else it was broken.
So you can survive your breaking.
I got to go to because the first Sunday.
But you do know on a hill far, far away stood on rugged cross
the. Emblem of.
Suffering and shame. How I love.
That old rugged cross. You know why?
Because there was not that cross at the.
Gross, Raff, When you go home today, I just
want you to walk in your house and say somehow I made it.
When you get up in the morning to fix your toe, Somehow I made
it. It wasn't what I thought it was
going to be, but somehow I made it.
I don't see it in my bank account but somehow I made it.
I don't feel the love like I want but somehow I made it. made
it. Who made it?
Sure. The matter.
Check this out. They were those on the ship who
were not believers. They they they weren't, but they
made it. They made it because Paul was on
the ship. I feel like running.
I told John I wanted to dance today because because I I need
you to know that this year that there are some people in your
family and some people in your family who are not safe.
But you know what? They're going to make it too.
Why? Because you on the ship. to make
it because you on the ship, because God knows he won't let
you fail. It's only some people who still
floating. They they, they, they think it's
all the other stuff they got going on, but they, they, they
still bouncing and what should be swallowing them up only
because she was on the ship. And I want to let you know that
no matter what you do this year, don't you lose your testimony.
Don't you lose sight. It ain't nobody giving you a
stimulus. It ain't nobody giving you no
snaps, Ain't nobody snapping you Hallelujah.
But, but, but, but it's the goodness of the law that's going
to keep you and keep us in 2026. And whatever you do, don't you
lose your praise. I'm going to tell you whatever,
don't you? I don't care if you ain't got no
lone fan whatever, don't you lose your praise.
If all you got is a foot, then you better tap that foot because
all 2026 praise is going to get you through it.
I said, oh, your praise is going to get you through it because if
you don't praise, you're going to get stuck in the ship that's
already broken. So what you you might just get
hit and praise them, because if they had not been for the Lord
on my side, I'm a stop.
I'm at my time for real. I'm at my time for real.
Whatever you do, you better give him a brace.
I don't care if you got to be in the in the house in the mirror
and you got to practice your little pitter pad.
You got practice your pitter pad at the house because I'm telling
you, it's not the stuff I hear that's going to get you.
It's going to be what you got at the house.
It's going to be what you got because the enemy ain't going to
fight you in here. He going to fight you as soon as
you hit that parking lot and you take your phone off but do not
disturb and those those text messages start rolling back
those phone calls start rolling back, but it's going to be
praised. That's going to keep that's
going to keep you. It's going to keep you.
I got to stop. You may not know Jesus in the
free partner of your sin. I want you to know him for
yourself. It's real simple.
You can stay right there because I got to get out of here.
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