Retired Officer Shoots Man in Theater

Berean Baptist Church

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Pastor WJS (1/21/2014)

from Fayetteville, NC

“ Reply to Thomas of MI ”
Thomas, It sounds like some Providence. Praise God and thank you for the encouraging note. P.S. I love snow and miss it.

carl haydock (1/20/2014)

from england

“ Great Sermon! ”
Thought provoking nif pastor bill. Thank you for being truley honest. Hope you dont get negative feedback. God bless

Thomas Sullivan

(1/20/2014)

from Jenison, MI

“ Great Sermon! ”
I "amen" the comment "thank you for the honesty and transparency at the end of the sermon". IN FACT it moved me to put it into practice as I was hearing it. I was delivering the mail on the worst part of my route. The rental area -mostly duplexes- for Calvin College students. I have recently been so upset that this area never gets shoveled and I can't get to a mailbox without climbing out. Not just out, but up a snow hill. But just as I was listening to Pastor Bill's self-reflection I was convicted that I really needed to curb my tendency to be upset at my customers. In fact, I had a good conversation with a young student as he looked in despair at the pile of snow near his mailbox. I realized that they didn't shovel the pile there, it was being pushed there by the city plows and I shouldn't be upset with them. So I resolved at the same time I was hearing the pastor's words to put them into practice. For those of you who are in places like Greenville, and Fayetteville, you will just have to use your imagination what lake-effect snow looks like in Western Michigan. And may God give me more sin-mortifying grace. I have said this before but I am gaining so much respect for the pastors in your church.

Lauri (1/19/2014)

from Baltimore MD

“ Great Sermon! ”
I struggle mightily with finding a balance between loving other people the way Christ loves us and wanting to avoid victimization. Its so difficult to not give in to fleshly desires, especially if someone keeps saying the same things over and over again. We have to be taught that it's wrong to hit other peoplewh,en things don't go your way.

Pastor Bill (1/18/2014)

from Fayetteville, North Carolina

“ Reply to Preceding 3 Comments ”
Thanks to each of you, friend. Sometimes in our desire to "renounce hidden things of shame/dishonesty" (2 Corinthians 4:2), we force ourselves to be transparent. God only knows and imparts to us by His grace and through His Spirit how to do this.

Krisztina F. (1/18/2014)

from UK

“ Great Sermon! ”
Thanks for your honesty!

CJW (1/17/2014)

from Ft. Bragg

“ Our flesh is ugly ”
Thank you for your honesty and transparency at the end of this commentary.

Leatherneck

(1/17/2014)

from Michigan

“ Great Sermon ”
Gentlemen, Thanks for your testimonies, we are all the same. My thoughts ego and tongue. Often I find myself apologizing. I hate sin!!! God Bless

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Bill Sturm serves as the Senior Pastor at Sandy Ridge Baptist Church of Hickory, NC. Previously, he served as the Associate Pastor of Berean Baptist Church in Fayetteville, NC following almost nine years on active duty in the United States Army. He otherwise specializes in...

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