“ AMEN! ” I have been listening to you while I worked tonight. If anyone came by in the hallway, they probably thought I was crazy. I just kept on saying AMEN and That's Right!
“ Great Sermon! ” Another encouraging message! This one can spur you on to continue in God's work or cut you off at the knees and force you to listen to what you are suppose to be doing.
Just another testament to the fact that when you begin to get in line with God's Word hearing God's law becomes an encouragement.
“ Great Sermon! ” This is a much needed dose of encouragement!
I have found a couple of people walking around this week quoting "it's not in vain..." right before doing some task that will go unnoticed and unappreciated.
It is so important to remember to do things unto God and not unto ourselves or others; this is the key to staying encouraged.
“ Much Needed Encouragement! ” It can be very easy to wake up one day and feel (feel being the keyword here) that all that I do has no meaning. This sermon really helped me see truth about working for God's kingdom and how nothing that any of us do for God is in vain.
Everyone in ministry should listen to this as to become less discouraged! 1 Timothy 4:1
“ This sermon was....... ” It really did bring a whole new meaning to the word "humility". The movie that we were watching in the youth group "The gospel of John" helped a little bit with sermon. But when you broke it down it really showed the significance of not just feet washing but also forgiveness, Jesus said "Forgive one another, as I have forgiven you." And I took that passage as "oh yeah well thats obvious, of course" but it didn't just stop there.
Even though Judas sold out Jesus for 30 pieces of silver and Peter denied Jesus three times in the same night that He got arrested, Jesus still humbled Himself and washed his disciples feet washing off the filth of their feet and washing them clean (showing forgiveness). I was having a hard time forgiving some people and also humbling myself to athority and the sermon shows that it is what I HAVE to, its not an option. You were talking about how the disciples wanted to be the closest to Jesus, like who was the "best" disciples. And that's where I also fell. I wanted so bad to be the "best" christian that I stopped thinking about Christ and started thinking of self and how I could make myself better. Feel free to correct me where I was wrong.
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“ Pass Me Some Humble Pizza ” This is one of the best sermons I have heard. It is helping me to understand humbleness and how to do to others how Christ has done unto me. I can't wait to listen to the next sermon.
“ Yes Yes Yes ” This is a cure for doubt, and peace for the concerned. God is soverignly soverign over His soverignty! Next time I begin to think that God can't help me, I need to listen to this again.
“ Brilliant! ” A brilliant term! It is a very scary thing to see people live as the world lives, pulling Jesus out of their pocket to fill a need, then putting Him back out of sight when they are finished with their agenda.
This has shown me that we need to help others see the truth, not 'their truth', and that we need to keep ourselves in constant check to make sure we are not doing the very same thing!
“ Leaving Kadesh-Barnea ” We are not in our right minds if we decide to stay where we are in sin. This is a great call to see sin for what it really is: Death!
“ Great Sermon! ” This helped me to connect with the fact that prayer is not something we do before dinner or before bedtime. It is something we do as we breathe.
“ Convicting Sermon! ” As Christians we should want to bear fruit of one who follows Christ. However as this sermon explains, 'Cherished sin prohibits fruitfulness'. Is there sin in my life too important to me that I must keep hold of it, thus nullifying any potential fruits? This sermon gives very good examples and practical application on where to go from there.
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