Sermons

[Toro]

I just thought it would be nice to have a place to put messages we may have heard and may be of use to others.

I picked this message last night at random as a means to fall asleep (I cant sleep in absolute silence, my mind wont shut off that way) but after hearing it, I thought it may be of use to others.

 

[Swan7]

Wonderful idea, Toro!

 

[Goodbook]

Friends put me on to this guy Steve Green his website http://www.thenarrowpath.com

He preaches every book in the Bible.

 

[Toro]

 

[Toro]

 

[Hawthorne]

Friends put me on to this guy Steve Green his website http://www.thenarrowpath.com

He preaches every book in the Bible.

Steve Gregg is an old family friend. His material is solid.

 

[timewerx]

This is very long but very strong wake up call to us Christians!

A much shorter sermon of his:

 

[Swan7]

Very good sermon @timewerx and a good reminder. It's so important to have discernment and to be careful of the things of this world.

The second one is also a good reminder too. Especially for me. It seems my joy is being stolen from me most days.

Thanks for the videos.

 

[James of Arc]

I like Dr. Charles Stanly on the radio but I don't watch his sermons often. Who I do like to watch is Adrian Rogers who is now passed away but when alive he was a really good preacher.

I listen to Adrian Rogers on my Kindle Fire when I go to bed and for the last two nights I have listened to this sermon which I really like.

 

[timewerx]

Very good sermon @timewerx and a good reminder. It's so important to have discernment and to be careful of the things of this world.

The second one is also a good reminder too. Especially for me. It seems my joy is being stolen from me most days.

Thanks for the videos.

No problem!

Pastor Paul used to be a full time missionary who faced incredibly tough odds in 3rd world countries, getting the Word in really difficult and dangerous places.

He tends to be harsh given his broad perspective of the world and seen some of the worst cases of poverty and hopelessness in 3rd world.

He often sees Christians in the USA as blinded by the relatively easy life compared to the rest of the world, who will not follow Christ to the ends of the world if it means losing them.

 

[Toro]

He often sees Christians in the USA as blinded by the relatively easy life compared to the rest of the world

Pssssssht..... when starving people in other nations realizes that their phone is too big...... then they will know TRUE adversity.

First world problems are REAL!!!

 

[Swan7]

No problem!

Pastor Paul used to be a full time missionary who faced incredibly tough odds in 3rd world countries, getting the Word in really difficult and dangerous places.

He tends to be harsh given his broad perspective of the world and seen some of the worst cases of poverty and hopelessness in 3rd world.

He often sees Christians in the USA as blinded by the relatively easy life compared to the rest of the world, who will not follow Christ to the ends of the world if it means losing them.

Thanks for the background of the pastor! Now I see why he is harsh, and certainly understand why.

Because I have been super blessed to live in a 1st world kingdom, I have been looking for a charity to donate to; since I can't be out in the world (lack of money to travel). The only way I know how to reach people outside is, well, the internet!

 

[SnowyMacie]

This was by far the best sermon series I've ever heard in my life, these were my favorites from it...
"Heaven is Not Your Home"
http://www.highlandchurch.org/podcast/heaven-and-earth-1-heaven-is-not-your-home

"It's all Good"
http://www.highlandchurch.org/podcast/heaven-and-earth-2-its-all-good

"The Flames of Heaven"
http://www.highlandchurch.org/podcast/the-flames-of-heaven-jonathan-storment-march-18-2012

"Weeping Resurrection"
http://www.highlandchurch.org/podcast/weeping-resurrection-jonathan-storment-april-8-2012

"Through a Glass, Darkly"
http://www.highlandchurch.org/podcast/through-a-glass-darkly-jonathan-storment-april-22-2012

Here's the whole series podcasts'...http://www.highlandchurch.org/category/heaven-and-earth

The second best sermon series I've heard (you only need to listen to the first and last to get the point).
http://www.highlandchurch.org/extras

 

[SnowyMacie]

My favorite professor from college and one of my mentors from then spoke in chapel yesterday and my alma mater posted it to their page. Honestly, one of the best sermons I've ever heard. I'm totally going to use the phrase "Circumference of Affections" now...

 

[Swan7]

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This message was both encouraging and also a much needed reminder. Perhaps this will help others as well. Thanks @Toro for choosing this!

 

[OcifferPls]

This is not really a sermon, but it was a message that was playing on my car radio today at just the right time, and I found it to be very edifying given my life's circumstances and all of that jazz, so to me it was like a sermon.

Ted Talk from The Center of Applied Reasoning, on NPR

 

[Toro]

@Wayholka or anyone else that may go through dark times.

 

[OcifferPls]

^I always liked Charles Stanley, and can identify with the story of Joseph, for having gone through many a dark time in life. Since you addressed that sermon to @Wayholka , something I've been wanting to say but haven't found the opportunity to, is that God "makes" or "forms" us through adversity, and it isn't always easy to see that. So, hang in there man.

 

[Travelers.Soul]

 

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