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Michael Phillips | Fremont, California
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7/28/11 2:38 AM |
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A Must Hear Sermon! This is the best sermon that I have heard on the Harold Camping and Family radio issue. Unlike many who have ridiculed and poked fun at Mr. Camping, Brother Michael Phillips carefully examines in much detail what led Mr. Camping to this present state. More than anything, Brother Phillips brings out the danger of those who say that they do not need the theology of gifted men of the past and reject it, because they have their Bible and their own interpretation of it! This according to Brother Phillips was one of the main causes of Camping’s fall into error. Mr. Camping was unwilling to listen; not only to sound theologians of the past, but even to those of the present who tried to correct and counsel him. A must hear sermon, preached in the right spirit! |
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2/20/11 8:03 PM |
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Awesome Message, but Dissimilar Situations This is an awesome message that every Christian should take notice of. However, if this is your 'strategy' for missions (I'm guessing you probably wouldn't call it a strategy, but more like Christians just acting like real Christians and following Jesus' commands), there is one major difference between the first 200 years and today that was sticking out like a pink bunny in a field of green grass. During those first 200 years, Christianity spread within the Roman empire. They generally had the same culture and language. Today, in order to fulfill the Great Commission, our primary focus needs to be on the 2.7 billion people who are unreached with the Good News. They mostly reside outside our 'empire' (the United States) in Asia, Middle East, and North Africa. In order to reach those people, we Americans can't just do as the Romans did and be faithful and serious about our own Christian walk where we are in order to be great missionaries. It is a different situation. |
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