“ Great Sermon! ” What a blessing this series on the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith is. So far the study of chapter one has given me a firm foundation on which to stand in defense of God's Holy Word. Satan attacked the word of God in the Garden and continues his attack today. I wish everyone could hear this teaching, it's excellent. It has also increased my faith as I see the unsearchable wisdom and grace of God displayed through the ages. I'm eager to continue studying the confession. Pastor Massey makes it easy to understand and stresses the importance of such a confession.
“ Great Sermon! ” This sermon is a must for our day. Pastor Marquedant does an excellent job teaching God's revealed will in marriage, and the consequences if His will is ignored.
Many in the church today take the sacred union of marriage too lightly. Our children and new believers need to know these valuable, life altering truths BEFORE they get married or enter into dating.
We also need to be equipped with God's word to warn others of the heartache that goes with being unequally yoked, whether in marriage, friendships or businesss. I highly recommend this sermon you will be the better off for listening to it and taking it to heart.
“ Great Sermon! ” I really appreciate having an in-depth study of these verses (1 Peter 3:2-6)as these verses can be, and often are, misunderstood. Verse 2, "when they observe your chaste conduct accompanied by fear" I have often heard the "fear" in this passage being misinterpreted.
I would like to encourage women and men to listen to this excellent teaching. Both sexes alike will be blessed. Husbands and fathers need to know how to address the subject of what their wifes and daughters are wearing from God's word, not just their own opinions, which can sometimes lead us astray.
This is an excellent companion to the sermon titled "Unequally Yoked Wives" by Pastor Marquedant. Great for a friend who is struggling or for a women's study, a must for a woman who is playing around with the idea that it's okay to marry an unbeliever or someone with a different religion.
“ Great Sermon! ” Thank you for taking a strong stand regarding the unequal yoke. The message also showed proper compassion and practical help for those who are in that situtation by God's providence.
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