members, click to sign in..

3,981 active users!!Bandwidth
SATURDAY
MAY 18, 2013
Home
NewsSITE
Events & Blogs
New Audio & Video
BroadcastersNew Stuff!
Local Church Finder
Webcast LIVE NOW!
Sermons by Bible
Sermons by Topic
Sermons by Speaker
Sermons by Date
Staff Picks
CommentsALL -35 min
Top Sermons
VideosPDFs
Daily Log
PhotosNew Stuff!
Stores
Online Bible
Hymnal
Daily Reading
About | 14 Days Left!
Submit Sermon
Members Only

 
USER COMMENTS BY “ SCOTT MCMAHAN ”
All Comments
All Types Sermons News Blogs Events Store
RECENTLY-COMMENTED SERMONS | MoreLast PostTotal
Sermon Is This the Time for Armed Revolt? - IRS Audits... | Kevin Swanson
Ken Colwell from Eastern Canada
"Save your Kids, Home School God Bless you Kevin:)"
-2 hrs 
Sermon Learn the Truth About Heaven | Pastor John MacArthur
vijaya valentina
-3 hrs 
Sermon God's generosity and our miserliness | Oliver Baker
Kristin from US
-3 hrs 
· Page 1 ·  Found: 500 user comments posted recently.
News Item5/17/13 6:14 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Posted 29 hours ago
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
4
comments
The idea that people will stop using permanent paper books and switch to temporarily rented e-books seems to be more a figment of the media's imagination than anything else. The past few years have had a lot of hype, but sales numbers don't back it up.

News Item5/14/13 6:02 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Posted 4 days ago
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
12
comments
On October 20, 2011 the Family Radio web site had a message which included: "Sadly, as we have earnestly studied the Bible over these five months we have found verse after verse that supports and strengthens the
conclusion that the Lord is no longer saving sinners. He has finished
that glorious work."

They have never retracted or explained this statement, and it just disappeared from their web site. I saved the entire page if anyone wants it. No one ever held them accountable for this statement.


News Item5/13/13 7:56 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Posted 5 days ago
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
31
comments
How Colleges Are Selling Out the Poor to Court the Rich

http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2013/05/how-colleges-are-selling-out-the-poor-to-court-the-rich/275725/


News Item5/10/13 7:16 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
7
comments
I'm trying to decide if you'd be better off giving your money to the scammers or to Benny Hinn. A tough call!

News Item5/7/13 6:05 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
6
comments
The media commonly refers to someone by their former position without telling you their current position.

This guy's current position is advising the entertainment industry. He is a featherweight. I would not take what he says very seriously at all.

http://www.xgproductions.com/?p=47


News Item5/6/13 6:27 PM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
12
comments
When civil disobedience reaches a certain level, the laws need to be reconsidered. The government has already deputized businesses and employers to confiscate taxes and not give people any option. People are rebelling against use taxes, since there is no practicable way to track them (except in special circumstances). I think it's a sign that taxation has gone too far, and people see taxes as going beyond what is necessary to maintain a civil society.

News Item4/27/13 6:18 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
23
comments
I'm always surprised by these appeals for money, because Word of Faith teaches to give away money to get money. Seed time and harvest time. To get money, in their beliefs, you give money away. If you don't have enough money to meet your need, then you have seed you should give away. So why is it that preachers who teach Word of Faith doctrine want people to give them money? (Creflo Dollar did something similar in 2004.) They should be consistent with their own beliefs and give away what they have and let God give them the money they need.

News Item4/26/13 6:58 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
6
comments
And this isn't new, see: https://www.eff.org/nsa-spying/

News Item4/24/13 6:19 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
20
comments
The worst thing anyone could do is pay attention to Dawkins, since that's all he wants. He'll say anything to get attention. Best just to ignore him.

News Item4/23/13 8:56 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
9
comments
Update: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/04/senate-passes-online-sales-tax-by-74-20-vote/

The real issue isn't the sales tax so much as how difficult it is to calculate the sales tax for anyone but a huge company. Companies want the government to create some degree of sanity to make calculating tax easier.

For example, where I live there is 1 day per year with a tax holiday for "back to school" sales. If I buy a Dover math book that day, I pay full sales tax, but if someone buys a computer to play games, they don't pay tax. Imagine how hard it would be to calculate sales tax!


News Item4/17/13 8:34 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
18
comments
Not a good idea. These prosperity preachers thrive on attention and controversy, and know how to turn any sort of criticism into persecution. Best to ignore them, and they'll wither away.

News Item4/16/13 7:04 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
8
comments
Why not link to the original Barna report?

https://www.barna.org/culture-articles/613-how-post-christian-is-us-society


News Item4/12/13 8:01 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
3
comments
My conclusion based on my study of social media for the past couple of years is: Anyone who has anything better to do is doing it, and everyone else is using social media.

News Item3/29/13 6:35 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
19
comments
How far do you take this boycott? If you sell your shares, you will get US dollars, and then you will own a stake in the US government, which engages in activities you probably object to. Anywhere you put your money will have some sort of similar objection.

(Remember, if you do boycott, Starbucks is in the S&P 500, so you'll also have to divest any index funds that mirror it.)


News Item3/28/13 8:15 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
15
comments
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-zimmerman/literal-genesis-trial-_b_2961284.html

News Item3/27/13 10:09 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
3
comments
If the media did not constantly tell us we were in a "great" recession, would anyone be able to tell by looking? We're living in an age where poor people have cellphones and cable. Pro sports is spending record amounts on free agents, because they're making record revenues from TV. Since the recession started, not a single sporting event has been canceled because no one could afford it. If it wasn't for the media, I'd say we were in a golden age of crazy prosperity.

News Item3/23/13 6:24 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
3
comments
So who is Todd Coontz? I've never seen that name before.

http://rockwealth.org/abouttoddcoontz.html

Looks like a wannabe prosperity preacher.


News Item3/16/13 6:24 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
16
comments
Dawkins is "igniting a firestorm" to get attention. The worst thing anyone can do is pay attention to him, since he thrives on it.

The problem with making incendiary comments to get attention is that you have to always top yourself to get attention the next time, and you eventually run out of things to say.


News Item3/12/13 7:48 AM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
1
comment
I do not agree with the conclusion of this study that "secret" information is being discovered. The information is being voluntarily revealed in public. No one is being coerced to publicly click these "like" buttons and leave an obvious trail all over the Internet.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2013/mar/11/facebook-users-reveal-intimate-secrets


News Item3/10/13 2:44 PM
Scott McMahan | Internet  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Scott McMahan
• Add new comment
• Reply to comment
• Report abuse
5
comments
Well, if you read the article, you see they paid up-front for their car and house out of a lump sum of money. Not many people will be able to eliminate the two biggest expenses families have. If this family had paid for the car and house on a monthly basis, their expenses would be about the same as any low-income family's expenses. They're not really living on less money, they're just moving the numbers around.

By the way, they also say they use credit cards only for emergencies. Was it really a wise decision to drain their savings to the point they have to rely on credit cards to cover emergency expenses? A home loan, or a car loan, would have significantly lower interest rates than the credit cards.

Jump to Page : [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 more



Andrew Quigley
Jesus Prayed - No Excuses!

The Gospel Of Luke
Sunday - AM
Airdrie Reformed Presbyterian
Play! | MP3 | RSS


Don Bell
Who is ashamed of gospel

Lantana Grace Church
Sunday - AM
Play! | MP3

E. A. Johnston
The Heart That Cares For The S

Ambassadors For Christ Intl-US
Teaching
Transcript!Play! | MP3

E. A. Johnston
An Awakening Sermon

Ambassadors For Christ Intl-US
Teaching
Transcript!Play! | MP3

Event: Oct 31-Nov 2, 2013
The Worship of God Conference

NCFIC 2013
Conference
NCFIC

Sponsor:
FAMILY REFORMATION: FREE AUDIO BOOK!

"May be one of the best & most helpful family books on the mark­et." - Dr. Joel Beeke
www.puritandownloads.com/fa..

Sponsor:
Is the Roman Catholic Mass Biblical?

DVD - 215 minute debate betw­een Dr. James White and Robert Sung­en­is. Only $16.95!
https://store.nicenecouncil..

Event: 2013 Gospel Reformation Network
Second Presbyterian Church





                   
Today's Quote
Ah, if I am none of His, whose am I? ... C. H. Spurgeon
Site-Wide RSS & Podcast | Help
Select Podcast Format | Help

HTML Embed | More
Flash Widget | More
Our Staff Picks | Info
Featured Sermon | More

City: Washington, DC
Gospel of John
Cities | Local | Personal
MOBILE
iPhone + iPad
Church App
Android
Kindle + Nook
BlackBerry
Windows Mobile, Nokia
ROKU TV
Kindle Reader

FOLLOW
Staff Picks Feed
Site Notices New!
RSS | Twitter | Facebook
HELP
RSS & Podcasts
Uploading Sermons
Uploading Videos
Webcasting
Favorites
Tips & Tricks
YouTube Screencasts

NEWSLETTER
View Latest Issue
Subscribe
Unsubscribe | Change
Privacy Policy
SERVICES | ALL
Local Church Finder | Info
MP3 Play & Download
Mobile Apps
Podcasting
Video Support
Live Webcasting
Transcription Service
Business Cards
SOLO | MINI | Domains
PLUS Members
24x7 Radio Stream

INTEGRATION
Sermon Browser New!
HTML Codes | WordPress
Twitter
Facebook
Logos | e-Sword

BATCH
Transfer Agent
Protected Podcasts
Upload via Email
Auto-Upload Sermons
Auto-Blog Import
Picasa | API | FTP
ABOUT US
SermonAudio.com is the largest library of free MP3 audio sermons from conservative churches and ministries worldwide. All broadcasters must adhere to the site's Articles of Faith.
Our Services | Testimonials
Signup Now & Broadcast With Us!
Support Us
Advertising | Local Ads | Sponsors

CONTACT
info@sermonaudio.com
Copyright © 2013 SermonAudio.com.