“ Great Sermon! ” What an important message! If we can’t turn off our TVs (or just get rid of them) and seek God, pray, and study our Bibles, we will never see revival, nor have an affect on this sin-soaked world. We won’t be ready for the judgement, and may even be surprised on that day that we’re not even saved. May Jesus Christ help us!
“ Great Sermon! ” Sir, I hope you are right. I am awake at night contemplating the state of things and the evil in the world. I'm tired and I want to go home.
“ Great Sermon! ” Thanks once again for a powerful message. We constantly need to be reminded of the brevity of this life and what is my life really all about? Is it fame, fortune and popularity? Or is it about Christ?
“ Great Sermon! ” Dr. Johnston nails it again. The Church in America is in dire straits. So many churches are moribund and the pastors(for the most part) are up behind the pulpit to entertain. Let's pray for a good old fashioned Holy Ghost revival to shake us out of our spiritual lethargy.
“ Great Sermon! ” Another convicting message. Caused me to do a lot of soul searching asking myself, "What am I doing to get the gospel of Jesus Christ out to the lost?"
“ Breaks your heart! ” This is both convicting and encouraging. I get discouraged going to church and having things be the same week after week. I long for a deeper fellowship with God, and with others who desire the same thing. I want 2018 to be a year of deeper prayer and friendship with the Lord, while being more conformed to the image of Christ. I wonder if there are others who are as affected by these messages as I am. I wonder if there are true kindred spirits out there across this land in other states who appreciate the burden that Pastor Johnston brings to his listeners. I pray that there are.
“ This nation needs Repentance! ” This is a 10 minute message on the need for Repentance, and it is so needed in 2018! I love the recognition that there is a lot of teaching, but very little preaching these days. Teaching informs — Preaching convicts! Today’s Godpel is mostly void of Repentance. Yet, the Lord Jesus Christ preached Repentance. I choose to believe Jesus.
Thank you Dr. Johnston!
“ Great Sermon! ” This encouraged me to seek God in a greater way. I need to be more burdened, with more tears, and desperate for God. God’s love is clearly shown to me by pastors, evangelists, and believers like this who speak to the heart, proclaim truth, and feed the Scriptures to us into the times in which we live. God bless you Pastor Johnston!
“ Listen to this many times!! ” Turn off the TV, turn off the movies, get off of Facebook, shut off the rock music — and LISTEN to this message and take it to heart! Then listen to it again many times over. Brother Johnson, I met a young man yesterday (age 26) that had the fire and zeal of Biblical truth in him. I had the privilege of spending a couple of hours with him. It really encouraged me. He sounded like a young version of you. I encouraged him to keeping seeking Jesus, pray, and keep in the Scriptures. His zeal made me imagine the spark of revival across this land. He possessed more Scriptural fire than most people-pleasing watered-down pastors in this area — actually more than ANY I know of. What are they waiting for? A group trip to Disney? Another church tailgate party? Let’s all get on our faces and stay there until God breaks us, and His righteousness grabs hold of us. May Pastors begin REALLY preaching again! May we all repent of complacency!
“ Great Sermon! ” This is very powerful! More of this preaching is needed. I’m so tired of what preachers are NOT saying. So tired of all the missing elements of the Gospel - repentance, brokenness, righteousness, prayer, and anguish. Just easy-believism, even by so many that complain about easy-believism! ... Thank you Dr. Johnston for this convicting message!
“ Convicting Message! ” This should awaken all to the serious warnings in Scripture to make one’s calling and election sure. “He must increase, I must decrease.” — John 3:30 . These messages move me deeply, and encourages me to keep truly Christ-focused. And to continually repent.
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