“ I appreciate this sermon very much ” Here some thoughts which came up listening to your sermon. The fact that we died with Christ is of greatest importance. In Jesus' grave we lost our guilt. He prepared the grave for us by dying first. Romans 6:11 is a key verse for our life with Christ. "So you also must (this is a command) consider yourselves dead to sin and alive to God in Christ Jesus". Why that? Because God himself saw us and still sees us as dead in Christ. He now sees us alive in Christ as we rose with him. What God sees must also be what we see. This is a great truth for our life long walk in the Spirit.
“ Great Sermon! ” As great as this sermon is, I would love to hear more on the topic of “how to”, as in how do we go about, tangibly, practically, controlling these wagging tongues of ours? What techniques work, what thoughts work, what prayers work in this constant personal endeavor of controlling the tongue. The sermon is brilliant in describing the problem and the urgency of the fix, but did not spend enough time and attention in sketching out the “solution”. How about a second part in which you shine your extremely perceptive light on that aspect?
“ Great Sermon! ” Thank you so much for your preaching of the gospel week after week. You are a blessing to me. I listen to you often and in the middle of the night when I cannot sleep. Hopefully I will get to meet you in person when we stand together befor the Lamb of God our good shepherd and everlasting God.
“ ” Why has the world come to a stop because of this virus? Deaths from it are a small fraction of the whole population of the world. Only 0.0026% so far. Every life is precious, but what is going on behind the scenes to bring the world economies to ruin? Praying if this is the birth pangs before the Antichrist is revealed, that Gods people will have discernment. Even so, come Lord Jesus.
“ Great Sermon! ” Thank you for this message. It is necessary to hear this .
It will be shared with my friends and my daughters. We must seek wisdom in these times . People will ask of our faith...and it is true that we can say in response..’Nothing can happen to us without GOD giving permission.HE is sovereign.’
Your solemn words will make us go to our knees and spend time in prayer. Many of us are almost numb because of the rapidity of this pandemic upon us but now there is much work to be done . Thank you for your stern clear words.
“ Beautiful ” This sermon was God speaking directly to me exactly when I need it. Thank you Pastor and many blessings. I was without hope and now I have hope.
“ Great Sermon! ” what a blessing this sermon was to me. What God has been showing me He has been doing in my life without me being able to articulate it was described perfectly here. When we question why God takes away and when we are confused and things that were once easy are no longer so.
“ Great Sermon! ” what a blessing for that church to have pastor Quigley serving there. This sermon, as they say, should go "viral" as we get ready to enter 2019. This is the message we should keep in mind throughout the coming year.
“ Great Sermon! ” Over the past two years I have listened to many of Andrew Quigley’s sermons and have been so very grateful for the .teaching and the authenticity of his faith .I have come through the Anglican church being both baptized and confirmed and having left that church after many years because scriptural truth made me question some of the beliefs and finally the position taken by the church I attended to welcome a new minister who came as a practicing homosexual with his partner.
The church I finally was brought to after much searching was the Baptist church and I have become a member there.
I have struggled with the concept of Believers baptism.
In our congregation we have a vibrant Sunday Church school and the children brought into our church come from strong believing parents who have exhibited through the years their faith...and yet their children are not
baptized as infants...they are welcomed and the church congregation continues to surround them with prayer .
Now I am very grateful for this sermon.
Dr.Quigley has addressed this issue with great respect for those who have different teachings about baptism .
This has been very helpful and I look forward to the sermons which will follow about baptism .
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“ Great Sermon! ” Thank you Pastor Ganz. This is a great summary of Luther's struggle with Works righteousness and God's grace in giving him the understanding of righteousness by faith alone in Christ alone. Well worth listening to and as our brother says, of utmost importance to receive ourselves.
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