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Blog6/16/13 4:49 AM
JP | Santa Rosa, California  Protected NameContact via emailGo to homepageFind all comments by JP
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Lorna,
I'm so glad the Lord brought you to these messages. I grew up listening to Paul's preaching and I still learn more from listening now. Thank you so much for sharing your comment. Jeff/HilltopAudio

Blog6/11/13 3:38 PM
Kurt | Houston  Contact via emailFind all comments by Kurt
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Men are not doing Jesus any favors by becoming Christian. Men need Jesus! Not the other way around!

Blog5/31/13 5:05 AM
Lorna | Ireland  Find all comments by Lorna
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I have been seeking the Lord about surrendering my life and the sermons of Pastor Steele have been a enormously helpful. I prayed for revelation of His word having struggled with understanding what full surrender really meant. I thank God for Pastor Steele's love for God and truth. This has helped direct me towards a closer walk with Christ...thank you!

Blog5/29/13 6:43 PM
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Hello, everyone. My name is Roy and I am planning to move to Greenville soon. I looked at the construction workers' luncheon pictures & love the idea of that type of fellowship. I was wondering if anyone from the luncheon could give me any contacts/information on what companies are hiring in your area. I am a plasterer with over 30 years' experience in all phases of plastering (drywall, stucco, and many other areas. Please feel free to give me a call @ (701)240-6434 if you have any information that you feel would be of assistance to me.

Thank you very much for your time, and I look forward to meeting everyone in the near future.

God bless you,

Roy


Blog5/24/13 10:08 AM
Pam Stephens | Texas  Find all comments by Pam Stephens
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I loved reading your blog Eleanor! Praying for you both...love you!!

Blog5/19/13 10:25 PM
Mark Brown | SWFL  Contact via emailGo to homepageFind all comments by Mark Brown
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I've seen The Deeps 3 times and listened to over 20 sermons. If the Lord tarries I expect I'll move north and take one of those spots in the coming extended parking lot.

Blog4/24/13 8:36 PM
Perry | N.E. Florida  Find all comments by Perry
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I never hear any singing. Do you sing at your church, or are you just cutting it out from the broadcast?

Blog4/24/13 12:22 PM
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I have to agree with everything you've said. My son a Christian used to go to AA meetings. He refused to say at the beginning up every meeting. Hello my name is Todd and I'm an alcoholic. He would also refer to his higher power as Jesus. This didn't make him very popular. I for a time attended Alanon. I would think boy if the Christian churc was a devoted to church as these folks are that woud be awesome. Loved your article.

Blog4/22/13 10:35 PM
Still Waters Revival Books | Edmonton, Alberta  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Still Waters Revival Books
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In a letter to his brother Charles in June 1766, the Arminian evangelist John Wesley, now in his sixties, wrote, "I do not love God. I never did. Therefore I never believed, in the Christian sense of the word. ... I never had any other evidence of the eternal or invisible world than I have now; and that is none at all, unless such as faintly shines from reason’s glimmering ray. I have no direct witness (I do not say, that I am a child of God, but) of anything invisible or eternal." See the SWRB blog on SermonAudio at http://ow.ly/kk2wt or http://www.sermonaudio.com/new_details3.asp?ID=13559 for more context for the quote above, as well more information on other surprising and disturbing beliefs held by John Wesley. For example, you will see that "Wesley taught that unconverted Muslims and other heathen will be accepted by God on the basis of their good works" and also wrote, "Prayer for the dead, the faithful departed, in the advocacy of which I conceive myself clearly justified."

Blog4/19/13 6:38 PM
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Hey Hilary looks like you're the only one here posting on this. So I thought I'd intrude just to say "Oh dear! Oh dear!" Where d'ya get that Whitefield was more entertaining and popular or that Wesley produced more genuine converts?

D'ya read much? Please supply chapter and verse from your authorities. Thanks.


Blog4/19/13 5:52 PM
hilary | Harare  Find all comments by hilary
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Its unfortunate people are very biased towards a minister who preaches a type of doctrine they support.

George Whitefield was indeed an entertaining and great minister of the Word who preached to many people but being popular does not mean being the most effective. John Wesley - love him or hate him - was a great minister of the Word who won more souls for Jesus Christ than Whitefield.

Wesley had a more effective way of producing genuine converts than Whitefield mainly because of his Christian perfectionism doctrine (Matthew 5:48; 1 Thessalonians 5:23)

The greatest evangelist in history is obviously D.L. Moody, followed by John Wesley, then others


Blog4/19/13 5:37 PM
hilary | Harare  Find all comments by hilary
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God is love, His offer for salvation is open to every soul in the world. If anyone repents of their sin and believes in Jesus they shall be saved.

The issue is that people are desperately wicked; they love darkness. God knew all along who would repent & accept this offer of salvation and who would reject it so He wrote it in the Lamb's Book of life (Rev 13:8) before the beginning.


Blog4/17/13 12:04 AM
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Thank you, Don and Michelle Miller, for having Julie Anne Smith into your home, and for sitting by her on your couch supporting her during one of her multiple interviews where she is slandering and lying about my husband. Something you both were very busy doing the entire time you were at our church. Your public union with Julie Anne has been useful many times in explaining to others the kind of divisive behavior you so often displayed,and will continue to be in the future.

See blog: Julie Anne Smith Lied to the Press http://wp.me/p2YEp0-F


Blog4/14/13 12:31 PM
Martha Hayden | Renton,Washington  Contact via emailGo to homepageFind all comments by Martha Hayden
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Good Morning,
Thank you Pastor Mercer for this mornings
message. I was having difficulty getting
through until I tried "Alternate
Streaming"
This was unusual but I was so grateful it
worked.
I felt very convicted toward the end of
the sermon as I had begun to let my mind
wander off from the message. Thank you
for bringing me back with your clear
conscience convicting urging.
Martha Hayden

Blog4/6/13 7:46 PM
Just Another Saint | Pacific Northwest  Find all comments by Just Another Saint
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Per Wikipedia: “Cyberbullying may include public actions such as repeated threats, sexual remarks, pejorative labels, or defamatory false accusations, ganging up on a victim by making the person the subject of ridicule in online forums”. I’ve followed this woman’s public blogging and in my opinion she used sexual remarks against you and your church, pejorative labels, defamatory false accusations and then ganged up on you by making you the subject of ridicule in her online forum devoted to your churches destruction, ALL a textbook case of cyberbullying. This blog recording her church-hating antics will be invaluable to future victims. Although we Christians forgive, we must love others in action and truth as they face persecution. I’m sure Pastor Challies appreciates this blog as well as that poor man and his wife who are the focus of the “JESUSSUE” blog. Demanding people “get their rage up” on a couple and then to “act upon it” is brutal, unthinking cyberbullying. I’ll be praying for their safety.

Blog4/6/13 1:38 PM
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How truly amazing He is!

Our congregation is so blessed to have the PSC that we do. You all truly do
represent us.

Brothers and sisters we have seen in difficult times of not having a pastor
how He has so blessed us in many ways and continues to sustain us. For
example, in our pulpit supply, in additional help from our teaching elders
and our ruling elders, in our diaconate to our congregation members! I
can only imagine when the man God has called comes along, how truly
awesome that will be.

PSC keep encouraged, the church continues to pray and we all know His
timing is perfect!

Your sister in Christ,

Debbie Reed


Blog4/6/13 9:30 AM
CJ Forsythe | USA  Find all comments by CJ Forsythe
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What do we do with people who are at different levels of sanctification? We preach the Word to them like Jesus. That Word includes strong, repeated, NEW TESTAMENT, instruction about sins of all types. Some of these sins are mentioned more than others due to their destructive nature. Sexual sin is one of them. And yes, people are fallen and struggle with temptations of all kinds. But a failure to preach the Word clearly, concisely, thoroughly will result in people who “just aren’t bothered by that particular sin”, even those God mentions over and over (sexual sins). Repentant people when tempted wrestle privately due to their new shame God has given them about their sin. Unrepentant people don’t have that gift from God yet and need to hear the Word about that sin. Bold, comfortable sinning should prompt the minister to reevaluate his preaching, not reevaluate the Holy Spirit. To then say the Holy Spirit has changed and clearly FORBIDDEN BY GOD IN THE NEW TESTAMENT, life-destroying sins are now akin to Israel’s shellfish restrictions is bizarre.

Blog4/6/13 9:00 AM
CJ Forsythe | USA  Find all comments by CJ Forsythe
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Since we know faith comes by HEARING the Word of God (Romans 10:17) and we know the Holy Spirit will convict the conscience of sin after this hearing (John 16:8), rather than lecturing the Church these men should take a moment and look at their ministering skills. Have they delivered the Word on these topics? Are the unrepentant people unrepentant because of the silence of these “pastors”? Or worse, is sin being “celebrated”? If I had a church full of prostitutes, I would be rejoicing that they came to hear the Word, but they would hear what the Word says about being identified by the glaring sin that enslaves them. If they were still unmoved, they would be earnestly WARNED of their eternallity in that place of torment. Their complacency and comfort in their glaring sin would be a sign of my failure as a minister of the Word. To make a bizarre comparison of Israel’s Old Testament dietary law to CLEAR, often repeated New Testament commands regarding sexuality, is almost laughable. But penning a blog demanding that God’s clear, concise Word and His Holy Spirit be “reimagined” to compensate for their ministerial failures is a sad sign of the times.

Blog4/5/13 5:02 PM
Pastor Chuck O'Neal | Beaverton, Oregon  Protected NameGo to homepageFind all comments by Pastor Chuck O'Neal
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Pastor Tim Challies ran afoul of Julie Anne Smith and her destructive slander-blogging friends. Here is the article he wrote in response on 4/3/13, In the Crosshairs of the Discernment Bloggers.

http://www.challies.com/articles/in-the-crosshairs-of-the-discernment-bloggers


Blog4/3/13 8:30 PM
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I just got into a discussion with a young
man on FB over this very issue. He claims
to be “well-versed in the Bible” and used
the shellfish argument with me as well.
Sadly though, this young man does not by
his own admission believe in the
inerrancy of the Holy Scripture. He said
it was “WRITTEN BY MAN IMPERFECTLY
TRANSLATING THE WORD OF GOD.” And
therefore cannot be trusted. He also
sited the story of Sodom and Gomorrah as
a parable, not an actual event. He said,
“Unless you can find me the scripture
that explicitly defines marriage as one
man and one woman you will continue to be
a bigot who uses religion incorrectly to
justify their intolerance.”
Interestingly I have heard these same
arguments from my Atheist nephew.

I agree with you, Pastor Chuck that 1
Corinthians 6:9-11 is clear about what it
is teaching. Why would anyone, especially
a pastor, want to exclude gay people from
that list, to repent of their sin?
Because it is unpopular or they are
afraid of being called a bigot, when an
eternal soul is at stake? That is not
loving or even sensible in light of 1
Corinthians 1:18… how can we who know the
truth keep silent?

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