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“ A Clarion Call for Christians ” This is the most sobering message I have heard in a long time. Thanks, Dr. Barrett, for your clear and compassionate exposition of God's word. Yes, someone on SermonAudio has heard your voice. May God grant that each of us will be the one to stand in the gap before the Lord for the land as Elijah did.
Jim spannagel (9/14/2002)
from NEW HAMPTON, NEW YORK
“ Great Sermon! ” Thank you Dr. Barrett for a sermon that should speak to the hearts of all Christians in the age and land in which we live. God calls from sitting in the pew, to stand and "make up the hedge".
Who will rise up for me against evildoers? or who will stand up for me against the workers of iniquity? Psalm 94:16
We need to stand and not be passive in the battle against evil.
Karen Roberts (10/10/2001)
from San Diego
“ Great Sermon! ” I LOVED this sermon! When I listened to it, I was surfing the internet and came across an article that is INCREDIBLE and goes right along with the sermon! I will include a link which has an UNBELIEVABLE Pre-WTC Prophetic Painting (vision) that someone had. I thought some would like to see it. Here it is
http://www.bushcountry.org/rea dyornot.htm
God bless!
Wylie W. Fulton (10/8/2001)
from Forest City NC 28043
“ Timely message! ” Here you have a word from the Lord for Ezekiel's day, and for such a time as this!
If you're concerned for America's Sept. 11th disaster and its aftermath, then hear these warning words.
A message that needs to be heard far and wide. Help me recommend it to our religious and political leaders. At this time when many have called us to prayer, the crying need is to come back to the Word of God and the God of the Word.
Here is no soft, ecumenical pablum, but verily the call is to repentance of individual and national sins, and for separation unto the Lord's will in all things.
W. Fulton
Dr. Michael Barrett has been a professor of Old Testament and Ancient Languages at Bob Jones University, Greenville, South Carolina, for more than 25 years. For 12 years he served as President of Geneva Reformed Seminary in Greenville SC. Currently, he is a Senior Research...
