"There is much rubbish, and we cannot complete re-building the wall," said Nehemiah.
Today, surely, THERE IS MUCH RUBBISH in the average church setting ... and how can we build a true testimony, a true church, a true form of evangelism, gaining true converts, unless we have a bulldozer operation to CLEAR OUT THE RUBBISH that passes for "church" and "church work" in your days and mine!
Pastor Mahan preaches a strong and very clear message of truth. PLEASE LISTEN and post a comment if you are enlightened and blessed. WWF
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“ sobering truth! ” Henry Mahan used simple and plain language the difference between True Religion and False religion. I used to wonder why we have so many churches upon churches in every city and every town in this country (USA),and it's because these places are not true Church but synagogues of Satan. The true Church is in the minority, and they gather to praise, worship and exalt the Lord Jesus Christ with grateful hearts for dying for their sins. Thank you for this sermon. The Gospel is truly offensive for the moralist "church" goer.
Ken (4/20/2013)
from West Texas
“ Amen and Amen again! ”
W. W. Fulton (4/20/2013)
from Eastern Georgia USA
“ 'THERE IS MUCH RUBBISH!' ” There Is Much Rubbish! I believe what Bro. Mahan said in this message is the absolute truth, and it has been true for as long as I've been acquainted with church. I think there have been such a very few who were a little like what he said the church should be. I appreciate everything he said about Pharisees in churches, and I hate that I lived such a deceived and wicked existence for so many years. I love this simple down-to-earth, honest preaching and teaching. Thanks, SermonAudio!
Henry T. Mahan was born in Birmingham, Alabama August 1926. He began pastoring at the young age of 21 and has wide experience in the pastoral ministry, having been pastor of Thirteenth Street Baptist Church, Ashland, Kentucky, for over 50 years. He also travels widely as a...
