“ Great Sermon! ” Mr Roberts has that ability to set forth the teaching of the Holy Scriptures in a clear and systematic manner. His sermons stick in your mind. I have thoroughly enjoyed this sermon. It has helped me and cleared away confusion I had on this subject Thank you very much
“ Excellent Series! ” I've downloaded this series and am tremendously blessed every time I listen to it, and pray that I may apply these very practical truths of Calvinism to my teaching and preaching. Listen to this one as well as Practical Calvinism and Expermintal Calvinism more than once. Thank you, Dr. Beeke for this blessed lecture series.
“ Great Sermon! ” Heard this June 1st as I was thinking upon God fulfilling His particular promises and it is in answer to prayer! The Importance of prayer: confused-ask; needy-seek; lonely-knock; Prayer is to glorify God-so we must recall the particular times promises in our own personal desperate plights were fulfilled..this encourages faith as we must pray if we have a word for it with confidence, for we have the blessed access to God as Father who WILL give good things!
“ Great Sermon! ” A good reminder that the Bible does, in fact, tell Christians to be holy. Dr. Beeke doesn't prescribe a recipe for how this is accomplished except to encourage the reading of God's Word as we strive for holiness. Every believer struggles with this one and will until the day we are glorified.
“ Great Sermon! ” Pastor Watts will know exactly what I mean when I say this sermon 'met my case'...that is the best compliment I can pay. Thank you sincerely.
“ The Plague (of Sin!) ” I had read over Solomon's prayer, but had never noticed the phrase "plague of the heart" before. I started reading Camus' The Plague recently, which is an honest look at man's helplessness, and the plague itself is a metaphor that can be applied to everything, especially sin and depravity. And I have listened to two sermons on this text in a couple of weeks (the other is the first in Stephen Hamilton's series on sin). I encourage people to listen -- I like what this sermon says about different programs that will fix people's problems (education, housing, whatever) -- when the real problem is sin and the only answer is salvation in Jesus Christ.
“ A wonderful gospel message ” This is a wonderful gospel message, one of the most direct and relevant ones I think I've heard. If you've found sermonaudio but don't know what it is all about, or where to start listening, this is a good place to start. If you need a gospel message to give someone to listen to, this is a good one.
“ Great Sermon! ” Hear this wonderful, powerful message! I look forward to hearing this complete series of great sermons about holiness! Yes, all the praise, honor and glory must go to the Lord Jesus Christ for our eternal salvation!
“ A Great Explanation of this Difficult Subject ” I suppose that still more could be said on this topic, but even so, for a single sermon this hit all of the main points. Namely, that God made us for Himself, that we may declare His greatness and know Him in all of His perfections. My analysis of this issue would be that it's not that He needs us, but that He has given Himself to us for our enjoyment, and thus ultimately His pleasure in being enjoyed.
“ In-depth Bible teaching about confusing passage ” To whom this passage applies, lost sinner or regenerate saint, is the subject of much debate, and I've heard various opinions over the years. This sermon helped me understand the passage because it takes a look at the evidence in light of the Bible. Detailed, well-researched presentation that explains the passage very clearly. I found it reassuring to understand the passage better, because this is one of those areas of the Bible that so many people say so many conflicting things about.
“ Can't recommend enough! ” This was the word of the Lord for me at a real time of need. It is a must listen for any who seek God's answer to prayer and especially a sermon for those puzzled and perplexed at God's providential dealings in their lives and just what do I do next?
“ Timely Message From Oldest Book In The Bible ” This message is timely for today, and it's from the oldest book in the Bible. Today, it seems like the wicked prosper easily, and that there is no need for any religious beliefs to have a good life. Nothing could be farther from the truth, and the day will come when the wicked are called to answer for their lives. That hasn't changed.
“ No time like now to ask yourself the question ” This sermon looks at the question James asks - what is your life? - from the Biblical point of view. It's a sermon anyone should listen to and ask themselves the question. The Old Trailblazer always says to look at yourself in the mirror and ask "Lord, show me myself" which is good advice. My hope is that someone surfing the Internet hears this and asks the question, before they become someone who can say "this is what I wish I had heard before I ..."
“ What the Bible says ” I found sermonaudio.com while looking for information on Pentecostal and Charismatic pastors and theology. I expect other people do, as well. In this sermon, solid Bible teaching is presented about the Holy Spirit's filling - the kind of information that often isn't taught in Charismatic circles where the emphasis is on experience rather than the Bible. Hopefully, Charismatics will carefully study what the Bible teaches and learn that there is more to the Holy Spirit than experience.
“ Praises & thanks be to God for this needed sermon! ” Thanking the Lord for this sermon today, and for your other new broadcasts added on SermonAudio.
Christian soldiers, please take the time to listen to this sermon, and may God provoke many of His unto consistent, fervent, intercessory prayers and supplications.
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