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H Hudson from Deerfield Beach, Florida

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This sermon gives a clear presentation of the depravity of man and the Doctrine of Election. While this is a complex...

God's Unconditional Grace1 Jonathan Holst | Doctrines of Grace Series

8/20/2022 12:39 PM Benjamin Formerly Mephibosheth  from The King’s Table    • Add new comment Sermon: Rejoicing in Suffering Jonathan Holst 1 comment “ The Mute Christian Under The Smarting Rod ” Please also see … The Mute Christian Under The Smarting Rod by Thomas Brooks https://www.sermonaudio.com/solo/oxfordpresbyterian/sermons/series/10783/ 5/22/2021 1:06 PM Arthur Artino  from Moodus    • Add new comment Sermon: Apocalypse Now Jonathan Holst 1 comment “ Great Sermon! ” We thank you for that sermon that we hear in PR 12/3/2020 12:19 PM Arthur Artino  from Moodus    • Add new comment Sermon: Jesus Draws Near Jonathan Holst 1 comment “ Great Sermon! ” Thank you Pastor for the sermon, praise the Lord for Jesus 4/5/2020 5:34 PM Ira R.  from NYC    • Add new comment Sermon: Peace Amongst Fear Jonathan Holst 1 comment “ Amen, Pastor Holst ” Thank you for a powerful and tender message! 2/24/15 10:38 PM H Hudson  from Deerfield Beach, Florida    • Add new comment Sermon: Believing and Doing the Doctrines of Grace Jonathan Holst 1 comment “ Great Sermon! ” This message poses some deep questions about various belief systems that offer various answers and doctrines which makes us take serious thought about our own belief about the Doctrines of Grace. This is an involved message and will have to be heard more than once to grasp its fullness. I'm going to listen to his following messages to get further knowledge in this important doctrine. 2/24/15 7:55 PM H Hudson  from Deerfield Beach, Florida    • Add new comment Sermon: God's Unconditional Grace Jonathan Holst 1 comment “ Clear Sermon! ” This sermon gives a clear presentation of the depravity of man and the Doctrine of Election. While this is a complex situation, Brother Jonathan goes through the steps to make this granting of God's choosing very understanding and acceptable -- something that is rarely preached in today's churches.