Share you church's website or...

[tryme]

I thought it would be nice to share each other's churchs home page.
I know some of you have them set as your CF home page link.
Or any other reform church page especially if audio messages can be found there.

Myself I listen to reform messages from Sermon Audio
But lately the ones I listen too seem awfully choppy.

Since my health leaves me homebound I am always looking for good sources of messages.

Thank in advance.
Feel free to PM me if yu would rather do it that way.

 

[Erinwilcox]

Hello! I am a member of Trinity Reformed Baptist Church in Baltimore, Maryland. http://trbcbaltimore.org/

I also love Sermon Audio and have some names of preachers that you'll probably LOVE listening to:

Albert N. Martin
(I had the privilege of hearing him in person not long ago. . .he shook my hand! I'll remember that forever!)

Mark Chanski
(He's an incredibly blessed preacher. He makes excellent and pointed applications and is an excellent source for convicting messages to young people. I shook his hand and spoke with him recently too. )

Jim Domm
(He is the father of my good friend. Listen to his tapes on the "Christian Youth Subculture" if you want an accurate description of most youth in many churches today.)

Edward Donnelly
(He is a Presbyterian minister from Scotland, I believe. Wow, he's blessed. Listen to his "The Human Will and Jesus Christ" for a powerful evangelistic message. . .if it's on Sermon Audio)

There are so many others that I could name, but I need to go to bed now! I have to be into work by 8 tomorrow morning. . .yawn. . .

 

[edie19]

http://www.prbctoledo.org/index.php

Bill is in the process of updating our website. One of the things that I believe will be added in the not too distant future is sermon notes. Not to brag, but I take really good notes during sermons and my pastor wants to see them included on our website.

While there are photos of church members on the website, Bill has graciously agreed not to include my picture for now. I really hate having my picture taken, mostly because I'm somewhat overweight. (I'm working out at Lifestyles right now so might change my mind later). Vanity I know - but there it is.

BTW, Erin - Christmas evening Pastor David spoke at a Reformed Baptist church in SE Michigan. Sitting in the front row - Al Martin! (I believe that one of his children attends the church). David didn't know until after he'd accepted the speaking invitation that Pastor Martin was going to be there - I know he felt truly humbled to be speaking with him in the congregation.

Maggie - one of my personal favorites is the White Horse Inn Radio show. Excellent discussion, always from a reformed perspective. I think you'd enjoy it also.
http://www.whitehorseinn.org/

 

[JimfromOhio]

I go to Northwest Presbyterian Church (NPC) in Dublin, Ohio (just outside Columbus). NPC is affiliated with the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), whose motto is "Faithful to the Scriptures, True to the Reformed Faith and Obedient to the Great Commission of Jesus Christ." You can listen to my pastors' Sermons

If anyone is interested knowing more about my Church.. here's the site:
Northwest Presbyterian Church (NPC)

I am hard of hearing, when I can, I do try listening to audio (with my wife's help, of course). I prefer lip reading so therefore, I go to Church.

Here are others that my wife and I enjoy listening:
1. Listen to weekly audio sermons from John Piper.

2. Alistair Begg who preaches at Parkside Church, outside Cleveland, Ohio

 

[edie19]

2. Alistair Begg who preaches at Parkside Church, outside Cleveland, Ohio

I thought about recommending Alistair Begg along with the White Horse Inn. Not sure why I didn't at the time - glad to see you did include his site.

edie

 

[JimfromOhio]

I thought about recommending Alistair Begg along with the White Horse Inn. Not sure why I didn't at the time - glad to see you did include his site.

edie

I am not sure if he actually a "reformed" pastor but he is from Scotland and he sounded "reformed". But anyway, my wife loves Alistair. She thinks he is good and funny.

I have few others we listen to but they are not really considered "Reformed" pastors but we do love listening to them.

 

[mlqurgw]

I have heard some horror stories about Al Martin and legalism. I have also had some limited experience with him which causes me to take them as true.

 

[edie19]

I am not sure if he actually a "reformed" pastor but he is from Scotland and he sounded "reformed". But anyway, my wife loves Alistair. She thinks he is good and funny.

I have few others we listen to but they are not really considered "Reformed" pastors but we do love listening to them.

I would say he is - I heard him when he was a speaker at a Reformed conference.

 

[Truly Blessed]

Redeemer PCA - Only the best church in the Kansas/Missouri area .

http://www.redeemer-pca.org

Internet broadcast http://www.accradio.com/Redeemer/Programs.htm

Many churches are hosted by http://www.accradio.com .

 

[McWilliams]

Founders Baptist Church at www.foundersbaptist.org Richard Caldwell, Jr., pastor is also on sermonaudio.com
I love reading the comments from all over the world on his messages. I'm so thankful for him!

 

[strengthinweakness]

I've given the link to my church before here, but as it pertains to the subject of the thread, I am happy to do so again! I am a member of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. http://www.capitolhillbaptist.org/ At the website, one can listen to sermons, lectures, and interviews with various Christian leaders, authors, and theologians, most of them Reformed (click on the "We provide" link to go to the sermons, lectures, etc.).

Our senior pastor, Mark Dever, also has a wonderful, much-needed parachuch ministry which is seeking to bring about truly Biblical reform in evangelical churches. The ministry is based on his book Nine Marks of a Healthy Church. Here is the link: http://www.9marks.org/

 

[R.J.S]

we do not have one

 

[Beoga]

When I am at home I attend two churchs. One is New Heights with Pastor Matt Hannon (good ole Arminian type Baptist Church).
http://newheights.org/
I also attend Grace Bible Church with Bill Webster (a Reformed Baptist Church).
http://www.gracebiblebattleground.org/
When I am down in Corvallis going to Oregon State I attend Westminster Presbyterian Church (OPC) with "we are still looking for a pastor...I believe."
http://www.westminstercorvallis.com/

 

[HamletsChoice]

I thought it would be nice to share each other's churchs home page.
I know some of you have them set as your CF home page link.
Or any other reform church page especially if audio messages can be found there.

http://kuyper.org/main/publish/audio.shtml

 

[Erinwilcox]

http://www.prbctoledo.org/index.php


BTW, Erin - Christmas evening Pastor David spoke at a Reformed Baptist church in SE Michigan. Sitting in the front row - Al Martin! (I believe that one of his children attends the church). David didn't know until after he'd accepted the speaking invitation that Pastor Martin was going to be there - I know he felt truly humbled to be speaking with him in the congregation.


http://www.whitehorseinn.org/

I'll bet I know why he was there! He is getting remarried to Pastor Chanski's mother soon. He announced it to my church at our dedication.

 

[Bulldog]

I've given the link to my church before here, but as it pertains to the subject of the thread, I am happy to do so again! I am a member of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. http://www.capitolhillbaptist.org/ At the website, one can listen to sermons, lectures, and interviews with various Christian leaders, authors, and theologians, most of them Reformed (click on the "We provide" link to go to the sermons, lectures, etc.).

Our senior pastor, Mark Dever, also has a wonderful, much-needed parachuch ministry which is seeking to bring about truly Biblical reform in evangelical churches. The ministry is based on his book Nine Marks of a Healthy Church. Here is the link: http://www.9marks.org/

A(nother) Washingtonian? Cool!

 

[Erinwilcox]

I've given the link to my church before here, but as it pertains to the subject of the thread, I am happy to do so again! I am a member of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. http://www.capitolhillbaptist.org/ At the website, one can listen to sermons, lectures, and interviews with various Christian leaders, authors, and theologians, most of them Reformed (click on the "We provide" link to go to the sermons, lectures, etc.).

Our senior pastor, Mark Dever, also has a wonderful, much-needed parachuch ministry which is seeking to bring about truly Biblical reform in evangelical churches. The ministry is based on his book Nine Marks of a Healthy Church. Here is the link: http://www.9marks.org/

I had no idea that you were from Maryland! My church has prayed for yours in several of our prayer meetings!

 

[faithful1also]

Cedar Hills Evangelical Free Church

www.chefc.com

 

[strengthinweakness]

I had no idea that you were from Maryland! My church has prayed for yours in several of our prayer meetings!

I think that my church may have prayed for yours as well! I have been attending CHBC for almost six months now (approximately three of those as a member), and in that time, we have prayed for so many churches. We pray for different churches, Baptist, Presbyterian, Evangelical Free, etc. from week to week, and until now, I don't think that I made the connection that one of the Baptist churches might have been yours-- call me dense! (No, actually, don't! ) If I am ever in Baltimore on a Sunday, I will try to come and visit!

 

[justjan]

www.wardchurch.org