“ Bad audio file ” Please correct the audio file. I'd really love to hear this series. Dr Borgman is my favorite Bible expositor. I wish to go through the book of Joel with his teaching.
“ WOW! MAYBE EVEN BETTER THAN PART ONE! ” I listened to both parts overnight. Part one was so good that I just had to listen to part two & I couldn't get back to sleep because I was too busy inwardly shouting, over and over again "HALLELUJAH." Outwardly I was enthusiastically whispering the word -- I didn't want my doggie protector to think my shouting meant "Help! Come running, barking & with teeth showing!" Oh, such a good message...no, what a great message!
“ Great Sermon! ” this was very helpful. I also laughed out loud a few times, despite the sobering message. Pastor Borgman has a good sense of humor and knows how to balance it in a message.
“ Great Teaching & Instructions! ” Thank you, Bro. Brian, for letting me "sit in on" your teaching session. This was a very good, informative session. Because I've heard many of your teachings & messages over the years I know that you have a great love for God's holy Word & see It as inspired by the Lord.
“ Brilliant Message ” A splendid and very insightful message. I have listened to it 3 times, and am still learning from it. Thank you so much.
(The other messages in this series on "Fear, Anxiety and Worry", "Depression" and "The Word, Prayer and our Emotions" are equally good.)
“ Thank You for Explaining Things ” This has been very informative & helpful. I'm thankful for the explanation of the various English translations, what the translators were focusing on in their particular version.
“ Very, Very Good! ” Thank you for your take on this familiar incident in Scripture, Bro. Jason. Love your example of hot dog vendors at a church service. And yes, I've seen the lamb loving, "shampoo model" Jesus on the postcards at the Christian bookstore, but I ain't never seen that "whip held high" Jesus. Wouldn't sell too well, you know.
“ Convinced ” Alright, young man, I'm gonna have to get that book (OH LOVE THAT WILL NOT LET ME GO). I want to read for myself what they said. ☻
My best friend & I say that it's not death that bothers us, but the way we may die, the dying process: "Don't want to be eaten by a shark; don't want to be buried alive, don't want to be lingering for days; etc, etc." I think this book is the boot in the behind that we need to bring our thinking into balance.
(Self, in that last sentence, do you hear a little alliteration going on?
Maybe, but don't go changing the subject because it's about facing death.)
“ Excellent! ” Thank you, Bro. Jason for this talk about facing death. Funny how even we Christians don't really think about dying. This is a good reminder. I'm looking forward to the other messages in this series.
“ Great Sermon! ” Wonderful message. This is very good. Most Christ exalting sermon I heard in a long time.. a must hear. Many thanks. Loved this so much. Thanks be to God the Holy Spirit.
“ Courageous Truthful Speaking! ” Thank you for being willing to speak the truth in love. I have searched high and low for a sermon like this. Most pastors are afraid to touch the West's sacred cow - "happiness" that comes from legalized drugs. In the past couple years alone I have seen several people ranging in age from 13 to 60-something commit suicide due to being on drugs (anti-depressant and/or anti-anxiety). More and more evidence is coming out that these drugs which have been a financial boon for pharmaceutical are damaging people's minds and bodies. In fact, Harvard Medical has done a study showing a probably connection between benzodiazepines and dementia. God's Word tells us to gird up the loins of our minds, to be sober, to have self control - not to numb our minds or put a chemical in to give us a "happy feeling". Our brothers and sisters in the East who are daily persecuted for their faith are not crying out for anti-depressants, they are running to the Lord in prayer and consuming God's Word. How I pray that this truth gets out, so the Church in the West wakes up from it's life-dominating dependence on mind-altering drugs which stunts our spiritual growth and inhibits our service to the Lord. May we focus on that which is eternal and work while it is still day!
“ Great Sermon! ” I spend a lot of time in Powell’s in Beaverton. It really is awesome.
I haven’t had time to listen the last month. But today I just craved gods word and your sermons.
I miss Home but also your church. Thanks for your service.
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