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6/3/07 2:30 PM Abigail  from Oregon    • Add new comment Weblog: Benny Hinn? ... "Visit a doctor instead!" 6 comments "If you abide in me, and my words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you. Herein is my Father glorified, that ye bear much fruit." (John 15:7) "And Jesus said unto them, Because of your unbelief; for verily I say unto you, If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you." (Matt 17:20) "Jesus answered and said unto them, Verily I say unto you, If ye have faith, and doubt not, ye shall not only do this which is done to the fig tree, but also if ye shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; it shall be done. And all things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive." (Matt 21:21-22) 6/3/07 12:33 AM Livinright  from Arizona    • Add new comment Weblog: Benny Hinn? ... "Visit a doctor instead!" 6 comments Benny Hinn is a fraud and in the Old Testament he would have been stoned for being a false prophet. It is easy to blame a "lack of faith" for death or other problems in someones life, but you can't defend your position without doing injustice to the word of God. Jesus never promised that we would be healthy, wealthy and wise if we just had faith. Faith is given to us by the Father, it is not something we manifest in our selves-He is the author and finisher of our faith. So I suppose that since Benny Hinn has such great faith he will never die! And was it the apostle Paul's lack of faith that resulted in his thorn in the flesh not being removed? Just defend your Benny Hinn style take on faith with the Word! This poor man went to Hinn with much faith and Hinn scammed him and then the blame goes on the dead man-how incredibly Christ like of you Hinnities. 6/3/07 12:22 AM Mike  from New York    • Add new comment Weblog: Benny Hinn? ... "Visit a doctor instead!" 6 comments "Jesus Christ healed all that came to Him for healing, and He still heals today. The person that needs healing must have faith that Jesus will heal him/her." So, if one is not healed, it is due to their lack of faith? 6/3/07 12:08 AM Abigail  from Oregon    • Add new comment Weblog: Benny Hinn? ... "Visit a doctor instead!" 6 comments Jesus Christ healed all that came to Him for healing, and He still heals today. The person that needs healing must have faith that Jesus will heal him/her. If people knew the Word of God and had spiritual discernment, they would know the difference between a charlaton and a true minister of God. People are deceived because they do not wand to apply themselves to the Word of God and learn of Him. Jesus warned that at the time of the end "Many false prophets shall rise, and shall deceive many." (Matt 24:11) 6/2/07 3:14 PM tinkerbell  from venezuela    • Add new comment Weblog: Benny Hinn? ... "Visit a doctor instead!" 6 comments I believe the man lost faith in Jesus and died. He doubted and listened to those around him. Benny Hinn is not responsible for his death. There are occasions when the health service actually kill people faster...and that is a fact! My point is why blame Benny Hinn due to a lack of faith and resentment...to whom? God? 6/1/07 1:28 PM Patrick    • Add new comment Sermon: Search Me, O God...! Rev Ian Brown 2 comments “ A Blessing ” This excellent sermon is on the topic of sin in the believer's life, so it's already a controversial subject in many mainstream/"mega" churches, added to which the text is from one of the "imprecatory" psalms. Dear believer, do you sometimes get frustrated about unanswered prayer or a seemingly fruitless Christian life, as do I? Please hear this message from Mr Brown, and you will be blessed by God's word. This series would also be good to send to anyone you know in the doldrums, or who attends any type of "church" where the full counsel of God is not preached. 6/1/07 12:22 PM Scott McMahan    • Add new comment Sermon: Search Me, O God...! Rev Ian Brown 2 comments “ A great series ” Pastor Brown's series on pivotal Old Testament prayers is a great study. This one, about an important and well-known psalm, is an installment about an important prayer that strips away everything and gets to the heart of each person who comes before God. 5/31/07 9:19 PM Patrick    • Add new comment Sermon: Open Thou Mine Eyes ...! Rev Ian Brown 1 comment “ Excellent ” In a day where some who profess Christ hold to the view that not all the Bible, or even most of it, is applicable to today's Christian, this sermon will enliven and quicken. Mr Brown's text and his exposition of it reveals the Source of our guidance, and it isn't man deciding what book or verse applies to us, for indeed all 66 books do. Praise the Lord for faithful and God-honouring preaching. 5/30/07 7:05 AM Scott McMahan    • Add new comment Sermon: Angels - Watching Over Me! Rev Ian Brown 2 comments “ Rare to find solid Biblical teaching on angels... ” A welcome sermon which tells us what the Bible says about angels - and it's very different than what pop culture and tradition says! Reliable, Bible-based information on angels is hard to find. If you're searching the Internet for information about angels and came across this sermon, please listen to it with an open mind (and open Bible) and get the truth. 5/24/07 5:14 PM Scott McMahan    • Add new comment Sermon: The Spirit And The Scriptures Rev Ian Brown 2 comments “ Quick! Listen to this study ” This is a fantastic Bible study on the quickening power of the Holy Spirit and how the Spirit uses the Word of God. There are so many scripture references that I encourage people to use the pause button and turn to them, or have a pad and pencil handy, since the study is fast-paced. I benefitted from going through these scriptures and seeing how the Lord saves and quickens a sinner. 5/24/07 2:45 PM Patrick    • Add new comment Sermon: Speak, Lord...! Rev Ian Brown 1 comment “ Packed With Value ” This message is the opener in a series from Rev Brown at the Wed night Prayer Meeting at LFPC, and I already know I will be hearing the rest of these DV. This sermon is packed with the most valuable information from God's word on the topic of prayer, and is strongly recommended for all, especially those caught up in "name it and claim it" and/or Arminian man based theology. May the Lord be gracious to save at the hearing of His word. 5/8/07 6:31 PM Scott McMahan    • Add new comment Sermon: The Solitary Solution For Sin! Rev Ian Brown 1 comment “ This is one of those must-listen sermons - A+ ” What if there was a disease that everyone had, and no one would talk about? If you realized you had it, people would just tell you it was in your mind. And what if everyone who ever lived would die of this disease, and there was a cure, but almost no one would talk about it? The Bible clearly shows us, and it takes little effort to prove empirically, that everyone has the disease of sin. Pastor Brown shows us the reality of the disease, but doesn't stop there - he shows us the one person, Jesus Christ, who did not have the disease, and who provides us with the eternal cure! If you have not experienced this cure freely offered by Christ, listen to this sermon and examine yourself in light of it - do you have the disease, and do you want the cure? 5/6/07 3:10 AM mgarsteck    • Add new comment Weblog: NO VIDEOS PLEASE ..... Benny's At Work!! 5 comments I dont know why this is even a problem. If you must know we are called to call out and let the light shine. When someone is teaching heresy we are to stand up against it. We are to show people the err of their ways. Paul went and handed a man over to Satan so that he would not be taught to blaspheme and there are several other areas in the Bible where we are told to stand for truth. We are allowed to call a skunk a skunk actually. The Scriptures do not ever ever ever use nice words to describe those that are false teachers and neither are we. Yes we pray and love but since when is rebuking and discipline not a part of love? Have we lost our discerment? 5/6/07 2:14 AM SALLY JO  from INDIANA    • Add new comment Weblog: NO VIDEOS PLEASE ..... Benny's At Work!! 5 comments I believe you are judging..am I a fan OF BENNY HINN? NO..I am A child OF GOD...I love BENNY HINN as I love you AND everyone...We are suppose to love each other AND build each other up..NOT TEAR EACH OTHER DOWN...IF BENNY HAS DONE SOMETHING WRONG,,GOD WILL JUDGE..SO JUST PRAY FOR HIMM...IN CHRISTS' LOVE...SALLY JO 5/4/07 6:43 PM Scott McMahan    • Add new comment Sermon: What Did The Reformers Do For Us? Rev Ian Brown 1 comment “ Learning from history ” This is an excellent overview of the importance and meaning of the Reformation. I highly recommend listening to it. The history of the Christian faith, especially the Reformation, is being forgotten today. Resources like this are great ways to educate yourself about the rich heritage of the faith. What happened in this period is still relevant today, and the freedom of Christians today is a result of it. 5/4/07 9:06 AM Scott McMahan    • Add new comment Sermon: Resurrection - From A Farmer's Perspective! Rev Ian Brown 1 comment “ Simplicity and understanding ” This sermon does have a good point about how clear and understandable the Bible is compared to other religious and philosophical works. There is no one who can't understand the Bible. Considering the labors made to explain the simplest philosophy of man, and the convoluted works produced in persuit of that goal, the Bible is unique - and breathtaking - in how the most difficult concepts of existence and meaning are explained so clearly they can be understood by anyone, with no special knowledge. More proof that the Bible is not just another book. 4/22/07 3:54 PM Wayne    • Add new comment Sermon: For What Is Your Life?! Rev. Tomm Tice 1 comment “ Great Sermon! ” Have you recently been troubled by the thought of "dollars"? Have you ever considered your own life as just like a dollar bill? If you are not a christian this is an excellent easy to understand message for young and old. 4/22/07 8:00 AM wayne  from uk    • Add new comment Sermon: The Non-Negotiable Boundary Lines Of God! Rev Ian Brown 2 comments “ Great sermon! ” Notice the above title. Interestingly I heard the following sermon earlier http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=41607145733 When a Nation Goes Too Far. God's Invisible Line Brief Sermon Overview: 1.Addressing the Nation. 2.What is the moral state of our nation? 3.God's invisible line. 4.Where do we stand in relation to God's line? 5.It will never happen to us!!!! Both sermons are strongly recommended Proverbs 29.1 Are we the individuals of the nation 'often reproved' and yet still take no heed? Let us heed these warnings whether converted or unconverted. 4/20/07 6:54 AM Scott McMahan  from Internet    • Add new comment Sermon: The Non-Negotiable Boundary Lines Of God! Rev Ian Brown 2 comments “ A Word To Everyone ” This sermon is a challenge to everyone - especially those who have not made Christ their savior. If you have not, listen to this sermon and learn that there is a line where you will go "no further". 4/13/07 1:50 PM Patrick    • Add new comment Sermon: The Lost Tomb Of Jesus? Rev Ian Brown 2 comments “ Excellent Expose ” This is another excellent expose by Rev Brown of yet more "shock-horror, we've at last found the truth" garbage, this time by a failing film producer and an Israeli "Bible expert". Does not the heart grow weary at the continued production of this trash? Thank you, Rev Brown, for this sermon with illustrative PP on the vitality for the Christian of the eternal truth of the Resurrection.

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