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“ Great Sermon! ” This was on powerful message! Very very convicting and a must hear for all! God bless!
P. Grimes (12/8/2003)
from California
“ Great Sermon! ” Wow! A real gem. This deserves at least 5 stars! On a scale of 1 to 10 I give it a 20. This is the kind of sermon the self satisfied, self centered, materialistic American church goers need to hear! Me too! This was such a well balanced and thought provoking sermon that I really wish this was the first installment of 4 parts. We need more preachers like Gregory Barkman and fewer feel good preachers. One of the many points I really loved about this sermon was that perserverence in well doing(good works) was one of the most salient indicators of salvation. He used scripture to validate the over arching importance of a lifestyle of doing good! I know we can never fulfill the requirements of the Law with good works, but I loved the way he handled this subject. It seems like so many "Christians" and Preachers belittle doing good because they fear good works and promoting the Great Comission in the most unreached areas of world are peoples efforts to work their way to heaven. I loved the way Rev. Barkman explained all this. He, like K.P.Yohannan(President of Gospel for Asia) and Ray Comfort really challange us to examine ourselves to see if we are still in the faith. We need to do this continually and think about Judgement day every day! The more we can point the finger at ourselves the better. Again this sermon deserves two big thumbs up--Way Up!
Carlos (12/25/2002)
from Philadelphia
“ Great Sermon! ” This is great sermon becausse Pastor Barkman is faithful and accurate in the exposition of the text and also very powerful it's application/exhortation.
Gregory N. Barkman moved to Alamance County, North Carolina, with his wife Marti in 1973 at the invitation of nineteen believers who desired to begin a new independent Baptist church. A stong proponent of expository preaching, Pastor Barkman teaches regularly from the Beacon...
