Awesome Lesson! Thank you, Sir. Solid hermeneutics and sound logic. This is the best explanation/teaching on the second coming of Jesus I have ever heard, no exaggeration. To God be the glory!
Great Sermon! Well done! I'm thankful for New Covenant Theology! Or maybe it's Progressive Covenantalism. I must get Steven Wellum's Systematic Theology Part 1! Thank you.
Timestamp 56:00 It seems like Paul told the Romans (and us) that keeping the covenant wasn't what made the difference in â€â€Romans‬ â€9:32‬ [â€CSB‬‬] "Why is that? Because they did not pursue it by faith, but as if it were by works. They stumbled over the stumbling stone." and he warned the Romans in Ch 11 they too could be cut off and someone mentioned it does seem to happen all round the world. In brief, how does the rest 11 affect what you said thereafter? e.g., Rom. â€11
[2] God has not rejected his people whom he foreknew. Or don’t you know what the Scripture says in the passage about Elijah — how he pleads with God against Israel?
[11] I ask, then, have they stumbled so as to fall? Absolutely not! On the contrary, by their transgression, salvation has come to the Gentiles to make Israel jealous.
[24] For if you were cut off from your native wild olive tree and against nature were grafted into a cultivated olive tree, how much more will these — the natural branches — be grafted into their own olive tree?
[28] Regarding the gospel, they are enemies for your advantage, but regarding election, they are loved because of the patriarchs, [29] since God’s gracious gifts and calling are irrevocable.
Great Sermon! It seems like a lot of fine things were said about being a good influence. It appears like all of the proposed examples were for leaders. For those with little to no influence since most of us aren't leaders here is how we can make a difference in our cities.
1. Go to church every time the doors are open.
2. Help in, both, a church ministry and a parachurch ministry.
3. Give more than a tithe.
4. Fast often.
5. Vote every time the polls are open.
Evangelism and Bible study are mandatory so keep up with those, too. Imagine how much God can use these things! How do you feel about these?
Megachurches: Both Beneficial and Detrimental This podcast shows how megachurches are both beneficial and detrimental to The Cause of Christ. On one hand, megachurches have a large network of people, thereby creating a sense of community. On the other hand, megachurches are managed by people with liberal doctrinal and philosophical persuasions, especially given that many megachurches are jumping on the LGBT bandwagon. There is one example of a megachurch which has been faithful to The Fundamentals of The Scriptures, and it is known as The Metropolitan Tabernacle, which was once pastored by Charles Haddon Spurgeon, The World Famous Prince of Preachers.
Great factual sermon Thank you for preaching this sermon in a church. 99% of preachers wouldn't be caught preaching this sermon. when I asked the preacher where I was going to church why he didn't Preach on certain Bible verses, he said it wasn't necessary. The verses were on Predestination and Election. I was so disappointed and I left that SBC.
We need more Rand Pauls Good, I’m glad CPAC loved him. He is easily the best Senator we have on Capitol Hill. Here’s hoping the rest of the country catches up with CPAC.
Great Sermon! This has been an informative and interesting podcast. I have enjoyed the many different viewpoints. I’m 76 and attend church Sunday mornings and Wednesday night. We have no church on Sunday night. All churches are experiencing this same problem to some extent. Looking foreword to next podcast. Thank you for bringing this topic up for discussion.
Great Sermon! Thank you CH! I'm actually on the same road you are. 8 years in the Army, 3 as a CH Assistant. Looking at going to Reformed Baptist Seminary and becoming a CH Candidate as well.
Can sum up the Army Chaplaincy in Mathew 10:16. Thank you for your service brother. Thank you for your insight.
Matthew 10:16 NASBS
"Behold, I send you out as sheep in the midst of wolves; so be shrewd as serpents and innocent as doves.
Great Sermon! I’m a Ministry Leadership student at Lancaster Bible College and found this sermon as I study. It has truly resonated with me and your preaching/teaching contains such truth of Scripture. Not only that your delivery is admirable and I hope to someday deliver God’s Word to others as well as you do.
Lori Feathers
Great Sermon! Wonderful message!!! Joh 20:17 WEB Jesus said to her, “Don’t hold me, for I haven’t yet ascended to my Father; but go to my brothers, and tell them, ‘I am ascending to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God.’â€
It seems to me that this is where the Son ascends to His Father to receive "all authority." He returns later in the day and gives His disciples to permission to touch His body and confirm that He is real (i.e., flesh and bone).
Great Sermon! These two sermons on Progressive Christianity are needed today. There are many churches, pastors, and even seminaries, as well as our sin-filled culture, filled with this unbiblical teaching. Christians need to be aware of this teaching and know the truth in order to not be deceived and to discuss God's truth and love with others.
Very, Very Good Teaching Thank you for the way you equip the saints. I'm glad that you are one Baptist pastor that will tackle the difficult things & help folks not be blindsided by the progressives & others who don't have a love or respect for God's Word.
Great Sermon! Thank you thank you thank you! After living under John Piper's condemnation for 25 years, this sermon was very freeing!
Unfortunately people who will not allow remarried people to pastor are stating there are two different classes of Christians: those who are married and useful, those who are remarried and discarded. It goes like this from John Piper: "You can attend church, but please sit in the back over there by yourself, and certainly no titles of service."
I appreciate your sermon so much!