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10/26/09 3:34 PM

John Pittman Hey

| Greenwood, Mississippi

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I'm pretty sure this lady is the wife of Rev. Peter Howe, whose messages may be heard on SermonAudio!

See Peter Howe Sermons

8/7/09 11:12 PM

John Pittman Hey

| Greenwood, Mississippi

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This Gospel of John project is well worth the support of Believers.

Our church has participated in it, and recently we received copies of the various imprints.

The print style and size are very readable and the entire piece is very attractive. Indeed, it would be nice to have the entire Scriptures printed in such a format!

4/30/09 10:03 AM

John Pittman Hey

| Greenwood, Mississippi

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Why Revival Tarries
Rev. Ivan Foster

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“ A Strong Stand for Truth and Right ”
Bro. Foster, thanks for your strong stand for what is right and true, even when it means disagreeing with old friends. It's a pity when believers rejoice in a physical assault against a minister of God's Word. May the Lord keep you safe, and may hearts that are hardened be broken by God's Word.

10/28/08 11:04 AM

John Pittman Hey

| Greenwood, Mississippi

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The global money crisis
Rev. Ivan Foster

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“ Interesting Analysis ”
Rev. Foster, thanks so much for this sermon - it is top notch preaching on the financial crisis the world faces. How very clearly you articulate the seduction of the world, and sadly many Believers, by commercial success. The analysis of the coming Babylonian world order, with its religous apostacy, political power, and economic success, is very clearly presented. How sad it is to see Christians drawn in to political and religious ecumenism by the "bottom line." In many many cases, materialism has separated us from our first love for Christ! As you put it, the sweet wine that draws men into great wickedness is very often prosperity bought at the price of compromise. In the churches, it is the fault of the shepherds for not boldly proclaiming God's Word to the people. How I pray that the church in Kilskeery will be able to find a new minister that will maintain the standard you have raised during your time there!

8/23/08 1:58 AM

John Pittman Hey

| Greenwood, Mississippi

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Just a correction: whatever his faults, Jimmy Swaggart has not been a promoter of the prosperity gospel. The article lumps him in with those who undeniably have promoted such a false teaching.

Swaggart is more an old-line Pentecostal - tending toward pessimism about the future, and preaching the Second Coming of the Savior. He was mostly known for preaching against Catholicism and immorality while others taught the prosperity gospel. Of course, being a televangelist, he gets lumped in with the rest of them. His strong preaching against sin was particularly striking in view of his lapses in the late 80s and early 90s.

If you listen to his preaching today, he still believes in the sign gifts, but he's mostly preaching a straight gospel message of salvation through faith in Christ's death at Calvary alone.

3/29/08 6:03 PM

John Pittman Hey

| Greenwood, Mississippi

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Sermon:
No Leniency with Sin
Rev. Ivan Foster

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“ Putting away sin a necessary precursor to Revival ”
Listening to this message made my hair stand up on end! Rev. Foster delivers yet another solemn message from the God's Word to His people. So long as the sin of Achan is in the Church, there can be no revival or blessing. You really need to listen to all six of Foster's sermons on the Sin of Achan. Particularly important is his warning against partiality in our judgment and rooting out of sin. Joshua searched out sin in the royal tribe of Judah. Sadly, our churches often refuse to judge sins at the highest levels. Brother Foster preaches with great insight and power, even as he nears his retirement. I pray he continues to minister to Christ's church for a long time to come!

11/27/07 2:19 AM

John Pittman Hey

| Greenwood, Mississippi

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Sermon:
A stomach for the fight
Rev. Ivan Foster

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“ Christian Men Needed! ”
Rev. Foster's sermon evokes a real need for Christian men to stand up for the faith in these dark days. Too many of us are craven cowards when it comes to taking a public, unpopular position against wickedness. Particularly striking is his reference to Judges 15:11, in which the men of Judah chided Samson for standing up against Israel's enemy - didn't he realize that Israel was completely subject to them? I had forgotten that humiliating incident. It seems that the problem with having men like Samson around is that they cause the rest of us to realize how frightened we are. Oh that we would all have the courage of the faithful saints of Hebrews 11!

9/15/07 2:42 AM

John Pittman Hey

| Greenwood, MS USA

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The point of quoting that particular verse from Job is this: that if our God is powerful enough and trustworthy enough and glorious enough to satisfy and command our obedience even in the darkest of times and most dreadful of trials experienced by Job, then surely we ought not waver in our trust and confidence in Him during WHATEVER befalls us.

"Though He slay me" implies the whole gamut of troubles, from the very smallest seemly trivial trial, to martyrdom itself. In ALL these, Job expresses his confidence and trust in God.

So should we.

I'm sure that the Lord helped Bro. Steven, and for that he and the rest of us are thankful.

9/5/07 8:23 AM

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Declaring the Testimony of God
Rev. Ivan Foster

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“ A Great Exhortation for Preachers ”
This message offers a simple yet needful exhortation to the Gospel Minister to preach the whole counsel of God, and not fear what man thinks. How easy it is to preach against the evils of stage-coach robbing and horse stealing, and to ignore the application of God's Word to TODAY's issues. And what a heart for lost souls Bro. Ivan expresses - a preacher's cry that God's Word be acknowledged as Truth, and His Gospel embraced by those who are at present rebels and sinners! Oh that God's people would submit to that truth in their lives and in their churches as well!

4/2/07 11:36 PM

John Pittman Hey

| Greenwood, Mississippi

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Sermon:
The people with the key of deliverance
Rev. Ivan Foster

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“ A real rebuke to all believers ”
This message really stings the heart. Rev. Foster describes vividly our coldness toward Christ and toward God's Word. The Prayer Meetings are abandoned, the things of the world have shouldered out our longing for the Lord Jesus, what our Savior has delivered to us is not nearly so entertaining as the baubles and play-things of this world. Oh that we would value His Kingdom and His Righteousness above everything else. Oh that our prayer might be: "All the vain things that charm me most, I sacrifice them to His love!"

3/13/07 8:19 PM

John Pittman Hey

| Greenwood, MS USA

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Murderers in government
Rev. Ivan Foster

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“ An intense and gripping exposition ”
Rarely will you hear so intense a message as Rev. Foster delivers in this sermon. His love for his land of Ulster, for the Jewish people, and for our Savior combine to create a powerful and gripping description of the awful consequences, both spiritual and political, of chosing murderers in the place of righteousness. Even if you have no interest in NI politics, this sermon's heartbreaking description of the anguished fate of the Jewish people, flowing from their rejection of Christ, is very striking to listen to. Truly, His blood will be upon us all one way or the other - for we will be saved by that fountain that cleaneth us of all unrighteousness, or judged because we have rejected the Savior. As the old hymn-writer put it, "Step out on the Promise! Get under the Blood!"

12/9/06 7:27 PM

John Pittman Hey

| Greenwood, MS USA

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Sermon:
Rev Ivan Foster - Testimony
Rev. Ivan Foster

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“ A Real Blessing! ”
This testimony of Ivan Foster is a real blessing. It demonstrates the mighty power of God to save sinners. Also, it shows how the Lord uses little words of witness to prick the conscience of sin and the need to surrender. It will encourage Believers to be faithful in our witness, for who knows what great things the Lord may use our testimony to achieve. He promises in His Word, that it shall not return unto Him void, but it shall accomplish His purpose. Bro. Foster's real love for the lost, especially the lost Catholics in his country, really shines through in this testimony. Finally, it is a real joy to hear the little anecdotes of his life and ministry that give color to the man and cannot but heighten appreciation for his ministry. I recommend all Bro. Ivan's messages on SermonAudio - they never cease to be fresh and lively in the truth they reveal from God's Word.