Mr. "Girling",

You really should govern yourself and try
opening a Bible.

Judaizer? Really?

Thank you again for your support.

I'm not retiring from reading and recording,
but until my health gets better, I have to
take this break.

I have tried in the past to take breaks, as
the service of Our Lord does invite intense
spiritual battles in many forms; ie, we get
beat pretty good as a result of our service.

But, as with mortification of the deeds of
the body continues... the weaker we become
physically.

My wife and I were talking about this very
thing this evening. Taking the assault on
our bodies; plus having to deal with this
wicked generation (that in and of itself is
a very long series of sermons), it just
makes it really hard to keep in the right
spirit that is vital to proper ministry.

I've not been the one given to work for
work's sake if I'm troubled in my spirit. It
makes it a job then rather than a joy.

Too much attention is paid to the
formalities of religion and the scope of our
duty instead of why our message is so vital
to our running a successful race, that we
lose the essence of the Gospel message.

We in effect, become Pharisees, of a sort.

Thank you again for your words of
encouragement, Wayne.

May the Lord bless and preserve you and
yours.

I'm guessing, at least 1 -2 more hours.

The most fascinating part of sermon 5, is
the part which concerns ghosts, or,
apparitions that some saw even back then
(today, the paranormal is rampant on
television and in movies like the Conjuring
Series).

Almost an hour of this sermon is given to
that kind of soul existence.

Thank you, David.