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What is your opinion of SermonAudio? Suggestions, questions, comments welcome.. Created: 7/31/2003 | Last Vote: 7 years ago | Comment: 7 years ago

Disclaimer: These surveys are created by PLUS or FULL Members of the site and, unless specified, are not created by the SermonAudio staff nor do they necessarily reflect the site's position on any topic.  •    5 - Excellent.   72% | 1,961 votes  •    4 - Above average.   19% | 506 votes  •    3 - Average.   4% | 111 votes  •    2 - Less than average.   1% | 24 votes  •    1 - Poor.   2% | 55 votes  •    No answer. Skip this survey, I do not care to vote on this topic.   2% | 62 votes

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7/25/08 4:33 PM Raani  | Fort Worth, TX    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments I feel that certain preachers are promoted more than others. The "recent comments" are not really the most recent. If a pastor is paying to have his sermons on this site, then they should not be censored or put below someone else's on the list. Someone is a respector of persons... 7/20/08 2:21 PM DefenderofTruth    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Alastair Roberts wrote: I am sure that I speak for thousands in thanking those who maintain this site for their invaluable labours. I have found Sermonaudio to be a peerless resource. I know of nowhere else to obtain so many thought-provoking and Biblical messages. The talks and sermons that I have listened to from this site have been of great benefit to me in my Christian walk. I have recommended this site to countless others. There are many men and women who will truly be 'eternally grateful' for sermons they have listened to from Sermonaudio. I count myself among them. Thank you! I will let the writer of the above post speak for me. I am exhausted after entering a survey that turned out to be for theologians debating Calvinism and Arminianism. Afterwards, I looked at other surveys, and I realized that they already had all the answers, and it left me feeling that I had been "used" to frame their arguments. Many were kind, and ultimately stated the truths as I understand them, but, nonetheless left me feeling "yucky." Nevertheless, I really appreciate great teaching from the pastors I have listened to on SA, and the ultimate truths presented in summation of the surveys. God Bless. 7/13/08 5:29 PM nickoftime    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments the access to the wide variety of excellent sermons is wonderful, however, the surveys cause nothing but division and backbiting, sarcasm, hateful comments. This is not pleasing to the Lord. Perhaps the survey section should be revamped, maybe even dropped. 7/13/08 10:49 AM Aidan McDowell  | Las Vegas, Nevada    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments The Sermon-Audio forum is among the best I've seen. Putting the last post at the top of the list is especially helpful, since each poster gets a chance to be heard. That poster can then make way for anyone who wants to respond to him. If a thread gets too long and the last poster is stuck at the bottom, he or she will probably never get read. I only wish that the limit on characters were raised. Sometimes it's hard to develop an idea adequately in a paragraph or two. As for criticisms of this forum as being too biased in favor of the Reformed view, they are without merit. The editors are entitled to their own take on Christianity, and if someone finds Reformed theology unpalatable, he can always find other sites more to his liking. Nowadays it is Reformed Christians, not the disciples of Joel Osteen or "mainstream" evangelists, who are a beleaguered minority. 7/13/08 2:57 AM Constance  | Western USA    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments I found it tonight. It's still there. I thought I'd looked under every category but I must have missed something. Anyway, I'm happy and nobody needs to bother about the question. Thanks. 7/11/08 4:55 PM Constance  | Western USA    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments What if there was a sermon series here some time in the past that is no longer here? Is there any way to get hold of it outside Sermon Audio? I started listening to a very interesting and very long series on the Song of Songs, maybe as long as a year ago, and recently went to look for it to continue listening but couldn't find it. Unfortunately I don't remember the pastor's name, and now I find only a few sermons on the topic that are not by him. He treated it pretty much as a description of spiritual life in God while the others seem to be emphasizing human love and marriage. I'd appreciate any information about why he is no longer here and if there is any way to get hold of that series. Thank you for any information. 6/29/08 7:46 PM Roger Cornejo  | Reidsville, North Carolina    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments For sermons in a series, it would be helpful to post the series number on the listing. i believe on the recently added brief listing you don't see it. I often download from the multi-sermon listing which does not post the series number. Thanks, Roger 6/14/08 3:18 PM Alan H  | Washington State    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments The Lone Wolf wrote: Alan, It's been a while dear brother. There should be a section called "Classic Audio" underneath the Welcom Block. From there just underneath the Search Keyword, there is a Tip filter and there you can select from several preachers to choose from. Thanks! I have found that approach to be very limited as to my intentions. There are actually very few authors mentioned on that list, among whom are Tozer, Ravenhill, Reidhead, etc. There are many puritan authors whose names do not appear on that list and yet many of their writings are widely available on this website, such as Archibald Alexander, Thomas Brooks, etc. Mainly what I intended in my request was the Puritans or the Reformers. Perhaps another category would be more prudent. I admit that I may have missed it, or I just don't know the best method of doing a "author" search. I guess I just want "fast access" without having to go through all of the sermons which are of no interest to me; not that they have no value to anyone else. TLW, You seem to indicate that you are aware of my having been away for awhile, and so I have been. May I ask, do I know who you are? I don't recall seeing your moniker until I recently returned. Alan H 6/12/08 11:29 PM The Lone Wolf  | Crying in the Wilderness    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Alan H wrote: Would it be possible to have a "Classics" listing of (deceased) authors from the past, whose writings, sermons, etc. are available on the Sermon Audio Site? This is of particular interest to me and it is diffcult to sort them out. Having searched through some of the media available there are many great authors who would fit into that catagory... Thanks, Alan H Alan, It's been a while dear brother. There should be a section called "Classic Audio" underneath the Welcom Block. From there just underneath the Search Keyword, there is a Tip filter and there you can select from several preachers to choose from. 6/12/08 10:22 PM Alan H  | Washington State    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Would it be possible to have a "Classics" listing of (deceased) authors from the past, whose writings, sermons, etc. are available on the Sermon Audio Site? This is of particular interest to me and it is diffcult to sort them out. Having searched through some of the media available there are many great authors who would fit into that catagory... Thanks, Alan H 6/9/08 6:24 PM The Lone Wolf  | Crying in the Wilderness    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Norman Smith wrote: To the 2/3 people who are interested, and know that i went self employed last year,praying that if it was the Lord's will,that he would fill my diary. My first customer, and first job, was on January 2nd 2007. Tomorrow,10th June 2008, i am booked in to mow the lawn of a 91 year old gentleman who *is finding his garden just a little bit too much for him to cope with now.* ! He will be my 100 th customer.! ...i prayed that the Lord would be pleased to fill my diary if it was His will...He has done that . What a wonderful Lord and Saviour we have...who provides for our temporal needs as well as spiritual blessings. . Norman, May God continue to bless and use you as a witness of His marvelous grace. 6/9/08 6:14 PM Norman Smith  | New Haw,Surrey,England    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments To the 2/3 people who are interested, and know that i went self employed last year,praying that if it was the Lord's will,that he would fill my diary. My first customer, and first job, was on January 2nd 2007. Tomorrow,10th June 2008, i am booked in to mow the lawn of a 91 year old gentleman who *is finding his garden just a little bit too much for him to cope with now.* ! He will be my 100 th customer.! ...i prayed that the Lord would be pleased to fill my diary if it was His will...He has done that . What a wonderful Lord and Saviour we have...who provides for our temporal needs as well as spiritual blessings. . 5/12/08 4:57 AM god_has_angels  | oregon    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments yous are truelly awesome and such a big help for me and my daughter who is asking so many questions.we are now researching the rapture which has totally confused us 5/1/08 2:26 AM skybein  | califorina    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments I was wondering if anyone know's the diferants between the "Kingdom of God" and the "Kingdom of Heaven" being two dynamic distinct meanings. 4/30/08 10:00 PM The Lone Wolf  | Crying in the Wilderness    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Derek wrote: I would like to see a question asking "What is your age". I think it would be interesting to see the average age compared to doctrines held, and if there is any correlation. Derek, there is one already here. [URL=http://www.sermonaudio.com/survey_details.asp?voteid=or42203184551]]]How old are you? To determine the SermonAudio age groups... [/URL] 4/30/08 9:01 PM Derek  | Missouri    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments I would like to see a question asking "What is your age". I think it would be interesting to see the average age compared to doctrines held, and if there is any correlation. 4/30/08 6:21 PM Norman Smith  | New Haw,Surrey,England    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments I have just finished an odyssey of chronologically listening to a sermon from each of the books of the Bible ,by a speaker whom i have not heard before. Praise the Lord for Sermonaudio...i have been encouraged,edified,challenged,rebuked,etc. by 66 preachers whom i have not heard before ! What a blessed (ad)venture this has been,and i am now thinking of a new odyssey to go on, using Sermonaudio. May the Lord be pleased to bless all who contribute,preach,listen , to the sermons here,..and for the staff who work on this site. I have added a comment of encouragement to each sermon i have heard...and thank the 5 (sadly,though,only 5 out of 66) dear brethren whom have had the decency to return thanks for that.) Most interestingly, my first sermon was *Noah found grace * in Genesis ,and in the last five minutes of the sermon from Revelation ,in speaking of the rainbow around the throne of God, the speaker said * Noah found grace*.Amazing ! With love in the Saviour, Norm. 4/20/08 2:30 AM A Nony Mouse  | Oregon    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments My opinion of SermonAudio is that it is just like every other mainstream church that have become a dime a dozen here in the United States. The topics are often the same with the same information being provided over and over again. The surveys only provide limited choices so that anyone outside a Baptist teaching wont be able to find an answer suitable for them. I feel that the reformation view is being very over represented. There are so many different Christian beliefs, I'd like to be able to hear from more of them. Mostly because I absolutely do not agree with the Calvinist teachings. The survey commentaries need to be monitored more, also. I have found that anyone with a different opinion is not given a fair chance to speak. Instead they are bombarded with derogatory comments from supposed Christians. I also feel that the information provided by SermonAudio is quite lacking. When wanting meat I have only found very weak milk. Thank you for letting me share my feelings! 4/15/08 1:57 PM Patty  | Springdale, AR    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments What is my opinion of SA?.... for me it is of priceless value. After drifting year by year along with the current of modern thinking that has "evolved" in good, well-meaning churches all over America, my spiritual sanity has been rescued by men like Paul Washer and so many others whose preaching I have come to embrace. What a rare opportunity I have to hold up my Christan walk of today before the mirror of God's holy scripture....to be reminded of the Word as it was taught and preached when it didn't HAVE to be politically correct or inoffensive. I now remember that if God's Word offends you, then YOU are wrong, not your accuser (it's called conviction of the Holy Spirit!). I don't know how many others have become complacent as their years of life advance, but I had. This ministry has awakened my mind and my spirit, and I feel alive to the things of God as I have not felt in many, many years. This website must be a wealth of encouragement for new believers, and I encourage them to make themselves at home here among the teachings of men being used by God. But my most fervent recommendation goes to those who have been Christians 40-50 years or more...I can't believe how much I am learning, both about Christ AND about myself. To God be the glory for all that you are doing, SA! 4/15/08 10:01 AM Dr. Phil    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Mike wrote: Thumbs up to SA for closing the polygamy thread. Enough platform has been provided for this sad philosophy. Mike, I agree. I did however learn a lot. I learned that polygamists are more vocal than what I had ever heard before. I also learned the technicus terminus for gluteus maximus.

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