“ Sunday before imprisonment. ” Blessed preaching! It stregthened me. Blessed stories of God's working. This was preached the last Sunday before the 3 month imprisonment of the preacher.
“ Thank you... ” Thank you, Mr. Paisley, for sharing this sermon on Wednesday, September 13, 2013. It was hard to understand you, at first, but made me listen more •attentively•.
I'd like to know if you will pray for me & my earthly family members, for our eternal salvation in Jesus Christ?
That's all, thank you!
Marie Crow
“ Thank you Dr. Paisley! ” Thank you for preparing this sermon, the content of it and presentation of it is simply powerful and makes the sinners tremble under the judgement of God and leads them to the cross!
“ Great Sermon! ” What a Spirit filled word, it set fire to my spirit and caused me to repent of my ways. I realized it doesnt take a full hour of preaching to speak the word of G-D, but 20 minutes! Glory be unto our G-D, for HE has done great things! Let us all "Consider our ways"
“ Blessed sermon! ” This is an extraordinary message, very blessed for my soul. BROTHERS AND SISTERS WHO VISIT SermonAudio, IN LOVE FOR YOUR SOUL, I WISH I COULD FORCE YOU TO LISTEN TO THIS SERMON. It will put strength in your bones!
“ Great ministry. ” I am glad for watching this video. I also praise the Lord for the ministry of Rev. Ian Paisley. His sermons were an inspiration and a great help for me through these years.
“ What to do with life's burdens ” As a matter of interest, his powerful sermon actually originated with Rev George W Truett. He preached it on June 12, 1917, in Fort Worth, Texas.
“ Great Sermon! ” Dr Paisley preaches a very powerful message that is needed for our day and generation. Dr Paisley is one of the greatest preachers that have lived in recent times and I am greatful for his ministry.
“ Sad example. ” This is indeed a sad story. A man of God, mightily used by God to save his family, to go to sin and to teach others not to fear the Lord! We must all watch lest we fall in sin!
“ Call to separation. ” This message is a needed call to separation from apostacy and compromise. We must remain faithful to the Bible. I think that a referrence to 2 Peter 2:7-8, about the "righteous Lot" would give a little more balance to the message.
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