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“ Great Sermon! ” Wonderful message brother Todd. Thank you!!
Alvin (7/7/2018)
from Kentucky
“ Excellent Sermon! ” I love Aliyah's comments also. If everyone's ideas are right then there is nothing special about the Truth of the gospel. The pearl of great price was precious because there was only one. The gospel has a singularity to it and the message from Genesis to Revelation is Christ and Him crucified. Paul said he was determined to know nothing else. Paul was not sitting on any fences and neither was Peter. This world tries to teach us to be accepting of what everyone believes. We can be kind to all who will allow us to be, but agreeing that what someone else believes is ok if they don't believe in Christ is not loving them. If you love you want everyone to know the Truth and you will yearn to tell them of Christ if they give you any opportunity to do so. In fact you will create opportunities.
Aliyah Berakah (7/6/2018)
from US
“ Are You A Fence Sitter? ” Todd starts out explaining that Peter had preached a sermon, made all the Jews mad & they were going to stone him or kill him if possible. That Peter! Always telling it like it is! Gotta love the Apostle Peter.
Anyway, Gameliel, who taught Paul & was considered to be the authority among the Jewish elite, calmed them all down & said "Hold on a second, let's see where this is going before we go losing our heads". Inadvertently he saved Peter's life.
After this, Todd moves on to point out that Gameliel didn't take sides. He remained neutral. He goes on to point out that humans in general tend to do the same thing. And it is in these examples that he gives during this sermon that is eye opening.
This is a good sermon to determine if you are in fact a fence sitter, someone who doesn't choose sides, doesn't have any particular loyalties, is lukewarm (as it were).
If you want to know where you stand with God, this is a good sermon to use in order to do a little self evaluation.
I would like to see a little expansion on this subject myself, it was quite interesting. Maybe Todd will do a regular church sermon on it sometime.
Todd Nibert is pastor of Todd's Road Grace Church located at 4137 Todd's Road, Lexington, KY 40509. You may contact him by email him at todd.nibert@gmail.com or by telephone at (859) 263-4150. Their church web site is located at http://www.toddsroadgracechurch.com/
