Great Book! Dear Sermon Audio. This looks like a really good tool, I have been greatly blessed by Alan Cairns through SA. Please make it available for folk in the UK.Thankyou.
True faith. A true faith is a discerning and a separating faith. The preacher delcares here that the leadership of FPC is determined not to compromise.
Great Sermon! While listening I felt the Holy Spirit confirming the truth of what was being preached. It is wonderful to hear someone preach on the filling of the Spirit with first hand experience.
Interesting Sermon! So a Christian can deny his own Christianity to please himself? A seed that never falls into the ground? That is a very scary tack. He implies this is the state of today's Christianity and people who say they are Christians. If a person were not a Christian, although attending church for years, this would be so. On the other hand, no Christian could remain alone [have no works, no life in Christ] if he were a Christian. Right? Self cancel the effect of who he was in Christ? A very dangerous tack. How long could he do so, if he could? Is it a matter of us making a decision to fall into the ground and die after we have seriously decided for Christ?
The Major was an excellent speaker but he could speak over his listeners in his eloquence. This sermon is a superb sermon but you have my reservations.
Moving Song In researching my ancestry, I found out that I am related to Gypsy Smith. I have loved reading is biography and studying his sermons. Listening to his voice was so moving.
Great Sermon! I have no means to freely use the great tools to my edification as a Christian nor can I use them to bless my brothers and sisters around me! Brothers/Sisters I beg you for help because your stuff is really GOOD! Yours in our SAVIOR and LORD JESUS The CHRIST, Antonio Emanuel Silva.
Great Book! This is an important DVD’s and was shocked in a happy way, that this is being set up and advertised on SA and I hope one day they will be available here in the UK for Scotland. I miss Dr. Alan Cairns weekly sermons but these gems of (Q&A) Questions & Answers pack are easy to understand for anyone and I use the You Tube copies to share online. I pray these DVD packs are spread like you have done with “Let the Bible Speak Radio” that pack a punch that changed my life and can change others for ever.
Great work of God. An account of the revival in Norther Ireland in the 1920es, under the ministry of W.P Nicholson, followed by short accounts of local revivals in Norway, USA - Wheaton College, China, Ruanda. Conclusion: there were no great revivals between the two World Wars, but there were local revivals.
Great Sermon! Hey G.T!
Good comment on 1 Cor 14:34. One thought on the Galatians passage, though.
When you read the passage in context it is referring to salvation rather than to roles in the church. Here's 3:26-29:
"For you are all sons of God through faith in Christ Jesus. For all of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ. There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free man, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus. And if you belong to Christ, then you are Abraham's descendants, heirs according to the promise."
The next chapter continues to speak of being heirs/sons of God.
This is a huge subject and this a short response, but I hope it helps clarify what that passage is speaking on :)
Great privilege. A message about the new dispensation in which Christ is at the Father. The Christians has the privilege to go directly before the throne of God with their petitions, based of Christ's death for their sins.
Sola deo gloria! Really liked this sermon, & love me some ravenhill. This kind of teaching is so needed in the American churches today & GOD will bless the speaker & the hearers
Great Sermon! God controls His purpose by predestation thoughts, it all unveiled at the righf time. How can u lose in your life when the fulliness of time manifest in revealing it not your life. it's God's life in manifestation as you. (Christ did just that, its not I that live. )
Ravenhill's Best Sermon In my view, this is Ravenhill's best sermon. It is a blessing to God's church that we have it not only on tape, but on video also.
This is a message which really reveals Ravenhill's true preaching abilities. He is right: God did teach him to preach. It is far better structured than his other messages and it is extremely powerful. Some of the most powerful statements I have ever heard from the lips of Christians is from Ravenhill in this sermon. And considering they are about the Final Judgement, that is a very good thing. We are so prone to miss this all important subject. There are not many men who can preach on this topic like this. Excellent!
The Start of Something Very Special God really used this message in my life. Ravenhill was introduced to me by Paul Washer in two of his sermons. I thought I'd check him out. So I listened to this. Ok, so it is not 'text-book' preaching. By that, I mean it has little structure. I understand this and I would not want to imitate Ravenhill here. But my goodness: it is powerful! And it was really interesting. And the message got across anyhow. It started up some passion in me which I had never known before as a Christian.
I fell in love with this man and I have learnt so much from him. Mostly, his emphases are revival and prayer. He is wonderfully useful to get acquainted with. I don't know how it is possible to be a half-hearted Christian if you listen to enough of Ravenhill. And you will be a great blessing to others around you.
Warning: don't preach when you are obsessively listening to Ravenhill!
Outstanding! One of the Best I have listened to this at least five times now. What a message! Genuinely one of the best sermons that was preached last century. Just as relevant today also. And my my! From the OT! It just goes to show...
Great Sermon! This is a great sermon that I praise God that I came upon. I plan to listen to more sermons by Ian Thomas as a result. This sermon reminded me that I must die to myself and allow Christ to live through me no matter where that takes me.