“ Great Sermon! ” A lively speaker, who commands your attention, and teaches the truth of the word. The speaker gives a lot of useful backround information. If I enjoy a sermon, sometimes I listen twice. I will listen to this sermon twice.
“ Great Sermon! ” this 9 series sermon on psalm 34 by Jim Savastio is indued with power from on high that it brings tears of elation to my eyes. Thanks for posting it on sermonaudio.com. I particularly like how he connects it to the remembernce. may the Lord bless you in all your endevers.And may this sermon truly bless all who here it. praise God that it has been taped so that other may be granted the oppertunity to here it.
“ Great Sermon! ” Great sermon! I have been studying the minor prophets at Graham Bible college in Bristol, Tn. and came across this website and to my delight found this sermon. It was excellent and helpful. I am very excited to have found such an excellent site to garner so much valuable information. Pastor Savastio, thank you and I will be listening to more of your sermons in the near future.
“ Great Sermon! Support Link ” Dear Sir,
Here is a link about Amos 2:9 prophesy fullfilled, "Dug into Hell", hard evidence about hell.
The more I think about it, and listen to this short sound clip 1/3 down link page, I remember that God's Word said; He is going to throw the false prophet into the bottomless pit ALIVE.
Please read & listen prayfully:
http://www.av1611.org/hell.html
Thank You,
DannyBOy
I can not tell you what a Great Blessing this entire web site is to me and everyone else around the world.
“ Great Sermon! ” Thank you for this extremely sound biblical warning! We need to listen to it time and again to keep us on our toes. God have mercy on us all!
Yours truly in Christ
Joel
“ Very Powerful & Important Sermon! ” King Jotham was steadfast in his determination to follow God despite the failure of his father and the societal corruption around him. King Jotham is a very important and inspiring example for us today.
After listening to this sermon a second time the thought occurred to me that King Jotham and President Bush share many of the same qualities.
“ Great Sermon! ” I certainly enjoyed this message. Though I was a little surprised at first because the message did not deal with corporate apostasy, I was blessed by the message nonetheless and listened to it three times so far. Pastor Savastio deals with passages that have caused much consternation over the years and much discussion and little dealt with in messages from the pulpit. But Scripture does seem to state, several times, that it is better for a man not to be saved than to have made a profession then turn away. This message is a very good explanation of this, and comprehensive in its coverage. A fine, valuable message.
I had not heard of Pastor Savastio before this, but will seek out some more of his messages based on good experience listening to this one.
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“ A Powerful Sermon ” Jim's sermon expounds on the parable Jesus gave to illustrate the importance of persistence in praying to God. Jim's sermon reminds us that persistence in prayer is the real path to spiritual power. We must persist in praying to God and the focus should not be on our own desires but to seek God's will in our lives.
“ Great Sermon! ” I have heard several sermons on John 3:16 as we all have but this exceeds them all. What a precious God we have and Pastor Williamson describes Him well.
“ Exhortation to Reformation ” Pastor Savastio reminds believers in Reformed circles that the model for Biblical reformation is to be found in . . . the Bible! "To the law and the testimony" should be our cry as we tear down the high places and break the "sacred" pillars.
“ Excellent Study. ” Pastor Savastio offers a good introductory critique of Theonomy, comparing it to Biblical teaching about the civil magistrate as well as the teaching of the historic Reformed faith. Most importantly, he does so humbly, recognizing that those who disagree are still those for whom Christ died. Would that all Christians would engage in polemical discussions in this spirit!
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