"Sobering one!"

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This was usefull to hear. We far to seldom hear that we should not only consider laying of the things of the world, but really do...

Loving, Lusting, Lasting1 Rev. Harold Miller | 1 John 2:3-17

9/18/14 4:23 AM Ken Davis    • Add new comment Sermon: Assurance #1: Renewed Strength Rev. Harold Miller 1 comment “ Sobering yet affirming, Sermon. ” Thank you for this sermon, Pastor Miller! It causes serious self examination, I will listen to it again & again. Praise The Lord, Ken 5/6/11 11:16 AM Paul Dean  from South Africa    • Add new comment Sermon: The Christian's Great Ambition Dr. Sinclair B. Ferguson 2 comments “ Red meat! ” This is a must-listen. To me minutes 36 to 38, about being weak in Christ, were like a flash of light. Many thanks. 11/14/10 4:14 AM Florin Motiu  from Oradea, Romania    • Add new comment Sermon: The Crown of Gold Above Your Head Dr. Sinclair B. Ferguson 1 comment “ Hope of glory. ” The hope of glory is undeserved, unexpected and unbelievable. So great love of God for us! 3/9/09 3:35 PM Thankfull  from Norway    • Add new comment Sermon: Loving, Lusting, Lasting Rev. Harold Miller 1 comment “ Sobering one! ” This was usefull to hear. We far to seldom hear that we should not only consider laying of the things of the world, but really do it. I'm in a process of getting more and more found of money and things, and have come to notice this lately(thanks God for revealing it!), and it is good to hear someone not blessing and excusing this, but anouncing what the bible tells us about wanting these empty things. 12/30/08 1:54 PM P.Solomon Herme  from India    • Add new comment Sermon: Delight in the Lord Rev. Jeremy Veldman 1 comment “ Great Sermon! ” very encouraging sermon 5/2/06 10:59 AM Susan Beisner  from Florida    • Add new comment Sermon: The Christian's Great Ambition Dr. Sinclair B. Ferguson 2 comments “ The Answer ” I'm struggling with big questions lately about vocation, feeling dissatisfied and useless in my sinful and weak attempts. I think I've just found my answer--staring at me in what I could almost call my "life verse" ;). Our ambitions, like Paul's, when sanctified, all become simplified: subsumed under our single ambition to know Christ. Thank you, Dr. Ferguson, what a timely message for me!