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Some people assume Paul only preaches hard sermons, but this sermon on Christ's love for the church from Song of Solomon shows this assumption to be false.
Often Paul has to preach to unregenerate people that are members of a church. Here, in this sermon, he preaches to the true Christian about God's love for him.
A similar Series of messages can be found here: http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=8100722578 and here: http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=8100723205
For more info about Paul Washer go to: www.heartcrymissionary.com
This sermon was posted by Grace Community Church in San Antonio, TX: www.gccsatx.com
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“ Lovely! Freeing! ” This is a lovely message which frees up Christians to cling to the fact they they are indeed loved so, so much by God.
It is also a great help with respect to prayer and how to approach communion with our dear, loving, heavenly Father.
Usually, Paul tends to preach ferociously against the evils of his country and age, which I am very grateful about because God has massively used him in my own life. But this message has a different feel to it. It is what I want to hear far more from this blessed man whom God has been pleased to use.
davis M. (4/18/2007)
from Alberta
“ Great Sermon! ” I will pass on this issue to various churches in the country and the U.S.A
Brother in Christ
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Serene Seow (4/6/2007)
from Singapore
“ my heart melted... ” I am extremely touched by Pastor Paul's passion & love for Christ which can be clearly heard from his voice. I am still listening to the sermon as i type this out. This message has enlightened my heart to know of God's wondrous love for us- a truth which so many of us have forgotten. Praise the Lord!
TLCEph415 (1/26/2007)
from Texas
“ Overwhelmed with my Ignorance! ” I was overwhelmed by my ignorance of the love God has for me. The message touched me in my spirit. Truly my soul was touched by the truth of Gods love for me and all true believers. I thank God for the understanding of those truths by Pastor Paul and the gifts the Lord has given him to teach us with understanding and knowledge, those truths in His word. I will walk in the way of the Lord and His love a changed child of God.
Keith Walker (10/10/2006)
from N Ireland
“ We are indeed "So loved". ” How thrilling to know how much God loves us. The truth of God preached in this sermon has melted my heart nothing fires the soul like knowing the i am "So loved", how thrilling to know the vastness of and unceasingness of His love,Oh "Praise be His Glorious Name" All this is true,Oh how shamefully we underestimate His Love toward us. He is Joying over us with Singing. Thank you for attempting to describe God's Passionate desire toward us, thank you for attempting but surely no language or tongue either on Earth or Heaven could tell it or ever will. Halleluyah!! God bless you.
Karen (8/30/2006)
from Texas
“ Great Sermon! ” Wow! Such an encourgement to look unto Jesus for everything and know that He loves me. I strive daily to lean on Jesus as my Husband.
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Rodney (7/8/2006)
“ Great Sermon! ” So...So beautiful. It gives so much more knowledge into the love of God. Very touching emotionally for me.
Kilby (7/6/2006)
“ A must-listen ” Listening to this late at night, I have been blessed tremendously. It's shown me once more the loveliness of Christ and the beauty of prayer, drawn me to the Lord more than ever before, and filled me with a deeper understanding of God's love. Thanks be to our precious Lord for precious men such as Pastor Washer.
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