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What America Needs
I had the privilege of listening to a fantastic sermon by Dr. Charles Phelps this afternoon. Dr. Phelps pastored in New England for many years, and is currently the President of Maranatha Baptist Bible College. This message examines our need for revival, and expresses confidence that revival can indeed come to our nation.
No commentsReprise: What is Best?
I was prompted to republish this message because of a series of comments I read relating to an article linked on the Religious Affections Ministries site. I didn’t even listen to the songs mentioned, I just saw the names, remembered their significance, thought of a story, and decided to tell it. This is a related sermon I gave numerous times around the country, and it’s one I listen to again on occasion to refresh my memory about how God has led our family. It is subtitled; My Christian Broadcasting Story. Please play or download What is Best? below.
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(This sermon was originally published in the Spring of 2006.)
No commentsReprise: Tragedy Indeed
After both writing about, and preaching from the book of Genesis over the past few weeks, I couldn’t help but remember this message from chapter 19. It is one of the most difficult passages to comprehend, yet it contains tremendous application if we are brave enough to internalize it. Play or download the file below.
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(This sermon was originally published in January of 2007.)
No commentsThe Forgiveness Perspective
Our pastor asked that I fill in for him during the Sunday morning service last week, as he was out of town visiting family. I chose to preach on the subject of forgiveness, from the story of Joseph (Genesis 37 through 50). Play, or download the message below. The congregation had just finished singing “Is Your All on the Alter”, therefore I began by discussing how its lyrics related to the topic.
Download The Forgiveness Perspective MP3
Much of the material for this sermon was gathered while preparing our daily devotions series from Genesis. Download a PDF copy from our Catalog page.
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