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8/8/2023 12:59 AM

Kate

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Sermon:
Trouble is Coming
Dr. David Peacock, Pastor

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“ Excellent Sermon! ”
This sermon really touched me. It definitely reminded me of how Jesus constantly saves me in the midst of my troubles!

2/26/2023 2:26 AM

Kate

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Sermon:
Asbury Revival Was Planned?
Various Speakers

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“ Great Critique! ”
Thank you. I was in pentecostal/charismatic churches for 10 years in the 1990s, leaving just as the Toronto blessing arrived in Australia. One thing I noticed was that the sermon that "started" Asbury "revival" went for 26 minutes. The piano started being played 5 minutes before the end, so for 1/5th of the sermon. Music can be used to manipulate the emotions. Been there, experienced that! I'd rather be cautious than gullible.

2/4/2023 2:12 AM

Kate

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Sermon:
For Unto You
Dr. David Peacock, Pastor

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“ Great Sermon! ”
Glad to hear you teach, Dr. Peacock. Your patience and care for the brethren have made every difference in the world. You're an inspiration. Thank you for all that you do for the Lord Jesus Christ!

2/4/2023 1:33 AM

Kate

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Sermon:
The Makings of a Great Man
Dr. David Peacock, Pastor

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“ Great Sermon! ”
Poetry is ordinary language raised to the nth power. Poetry is boned with ideas, nerved and blooded with emotions, all held together by the delicate, tough skin of words. - Paul Engle That's what this message is!

12/3/2021 5:11 AM

Kate

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Sermon:
Dr. Jesus
Dr. David Peacock, Pastor

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“ Great Sermon! ”
Just wanted to let you know that you and family are in our prayers. Thank you for preaching! God bless!

11/21/2021 5:03 AM

Kate

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Sermon:
Supernatural Joy
Dr. John Piper

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“ Great Sermon! ”
I heard John Walsh mention you

10/19/2021 7:45 AM

Kate

| Seattle

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Sermon:
Taken away by God or Covid 19?
Pastor Caitano V de Souza

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“ Great Sermon! ”
Deeply impressed by your words and insight. You are a gift to us at a time when most pastors have fled. You and John MacArthur. Grateful for the internet and the ability to find strength and comfort in God's house in London when little is offered nearly own home.

8/18/2021 2:45 AM

Kate

| Singapore

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Sermon:
Saved, Striving, and Studying
Dr. David Peacock, Pastor

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“ Great Sermon! ”
Thank you Bro. Peacock

8/10/2021 10:53 PM

Kate

| Australia

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Sermon:
A Response to State-Mandated Mask Orders
Matthew Trewhella

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“ Great Sermon! ”
WOW, this was excellent! the verse that came to mind when I listened to this was EX 1: 10-21

4/22/2020 4:14 AM

Kate

| Australia

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Sermon:
The Patience of Job
John Bishop

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“ Such a blessing ”
Thank you for this sermon. Truly edifying.

4/12/2020 9:52 PM

Kate

| Australia

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Sermon:
Biblical Response to the Coronavirus
Paul Washer

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“ Great Sermon! ”
Very sobering, sensible and much-needed message at this time of uncertainity. Thank you.

3/25/2020 9:39 PM

Kate

| Australia

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Sermon:
Spiritual Threat of Covid-19
Andrew Quigley

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“ Please listen to this ”
This is a "must hear" sermon.

3/23/2020 9:12 PM

Kate

| Australia

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Sermon:
Married to An Unbeliever
Mike Miller

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“ Who saves? ”
I became a practising Christian after I got married. My husband had been to Sunday school consistently up until the age of 16 but I wouldn't say his family were practising Christians. To begin with I tried to DO things to win my husband to Christ. However I came to realise that it was not my job to do the actually trying. My job as a Christian was to be a Christian and for God to use me if that was the way my husband was going to be saved. My husband's salvation was his own responsibility, not mine. I also think that by trying to do things to win him I might have been been getting in God's way. After all, even though I was a Christian I am still human and was probably trying to do things the human way. One thing I read was the Christian has a love for another which the partner doesn't understand and can't see so they may be jealous without realising it. My husband died after 18 years of marriage. I do not know if he was ever saved. God helped me to endure a difficult marriage. And as a consequence my faith became stronger. There was a time that I considered giving up my Christianity thinking that it might make things easier, but I knew that I couldn't do that. Jesus was my rock and I clung to Him.

3/21/2020 2:04 AM

Kate

| Australia

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Sermon:
Westminster Shorter Catechism Question 001
Robert McCurley

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“ Catechism class - suitable for all ages ”
Intro to series ends up on the last page. It is here: https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=82417234298 I've just started listening to this children's Westminster Shorter Catechism class. It is excellent. They are short, concise, and he explains the meaning of the "big words". Even though it is for children the presentation is NOT childish in any way and is suitable for adults too.

3/20/2020 7:57 PM

Kate

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Sermon:
The Doctrine of God, Part 1 (Question 5)
Pastor Jerry Slate, Jr.

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“ Feeling anxious & uncertain? Please listen to this ”
I found this to be very encouraging at this crazy time as we are experiencing at the moment with the corona virus. This is an excellent teaching explaining/expanding on the following catechism statement: What is God? Answer: God is a Spirit, infinite, eternal, and unchangeable, in his being, wisdom, power, holiness, justice, goodness, and truth.

3/20/2020 7:50 PM

Kate

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Sermon:
What is a Catechism and Why Do You Need One?
Pastor Jerry Slate, Jr.

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“ Excellent ”
This teaching is excellent. I would strongly encourage you to at least listen to Part 1 (this one) & Part 2 (What is God? - this is great for this current time of uncertainty with Corona virus). I've recently "discovered" catechisms & am amazed at how well they teach foundational Bible truths in a nutshell. Holly Dutton has produced a singing version (KJV) of the Westminster Shorter Catechism and I play this whilst driving. It has increased my understanding and has strengthened my faith. If I had been taught a catechism when I was young I might have been better able to discern incorrect teaching when I was in a charismatic/mild word of faith/prosperity church for 10 years in the 1990s. Catechisms are still man made (eg beliefs regarding baptism, election) but on the whole I have found that the majority of the Westminster Shorter Catechism to be doctinally sound. However the Baptist Catechism is more in line with what I believe. I especially like the additional one which Ps Jerry mentioned that is in the Baptist Catechism "What is the Word of God?" and him drawing attention to it being "the only". As Ps Jerry stated, the first 22(?) statements can be very encouraging if you are feeling spiritually low. I'm finding myself singing them every now and then.

3/18/2020 6:15 AM

Kate

| Australia

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Sermon:
Mortality, Books to Read, and a Quick...
Dr. James White

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“ Learning Hebrew/Greek ”
I fully agree with what James said regarding learning English (or your native language) grammar before learning Hebrew / Greek. When I started learning Hebrew I ended up having to learn English grammar. Because I was learning online so there were no deadlines and I wasn't trying to keep up with a class it wasn't really and issue. However it was a bit frustrating because I wasn't expecting to have to do that. And yes, it is worth while. I didn't end up learning much vocabulary, because I don't want to read it, however I have have a familiarity with both languages now so that when a pastor mentions somethings about that language I have a better understanding of what they are talking about and if needed I can always check it up.

3/6/2020 8:43 PM

Kate

| Australia

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Sermon:
Hank Hanegraaff, Walter Martin's Greedy...
Larry Wessels

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“ Great Sermon! ”
Thank you. I listened to James White's latest Dividing Line and then searched for more information on Hank Hanegraaff and found this.

2/23/2020 11:18 PM

Kate

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Sermon:
#340 Chris Rosebrough's Defence of...
Paul Flynn

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“ Great sermon! ”
This critique by Paul Flynn is well worth listening to especially if you have ever listened to Pirate Christian Radio aka Fighting for the Faith, from which I have learned a lot, especially about how to be discerning. It's important to realise that everyone is human and even teaching from excellent pastors needs to be checked against what God has said in the Bible.

2/4/2020 3:09 AM

Kate

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Sermon:
Assurance of Faith: I Know That I Am Saved
Rev. Ralph Hall

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“ Excellent Sermon! ”
Thank you for this wonderful sermon. It confirms what I realised about 2 years ago. About 3 years ago I started questioning when/if I was saved (I'm now 62). I still don't know when I became saved but I know that I am saved and that is what matters. It truly is a blessing to have the assurance of salvation regardless of how I feel or what is happening/not happening in my life. Feelings change continually but my salvation doesn't. Jesus is the rock of my salvation. I'm planning on listening to some more sermons from Rev Hall.

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