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6/10/13 9:16 PM Dan  from Inverness    • Add new comment Sermon: R U Different than the Demons? J. D. Hatfield 2 comments “ A new perspective ” This sermon gives you a whole new perspective of the importance of demonstrating our salvation and although works do not save us it is what separates us from those(including demons) that have just intellectual knowledge and feelings. Doctrine, devotion and demonstration! This message is a real eye opener that will encourage you to inventory your life. 6/9/13 3:04 PM Margie  from Inverness    • Add new comment Sermon: R U Different than the Demons? J. D. Hatfield 2 comments “ Truly Convicting! ” Ouch! This one will bring you to your knees for sure. Excuse me while I do inventory on my heart. Search me oh God! 6/1/13 7:27 PM Pastor J.D. Hatfield  from Hernando, FL    • Add new comment Sermon: Feeding the Monster J. D. Hatfield 2 comments “ Let me clarify ” Thank you for your comment. You said, “the church...is an expression on earth of Christ and is there to glorify God.â€� Of course I agree with that. The body of Christ is to glorify God. The point is about when we are trying to grow the church instead of growing the people. When we want growth at any cost, trying to build a huge institution at the expense of being a holy incarnation, that is when we are just trying to build for the sake of our own kingdom instead of God’s kingdom. We create and must feed the monster, and the church ceases to be what she is called to be, which you correctly identify. You said, “we cannot equate the church with governmentâ€�. Again, I agree, and I am sorry if I wasn’t clear enough about the concepts I was trying to convey. Blessings to you. 6/1/13 6:17 PM Lisa  from Wales    • Add new comment Sermon: Feeding the Monster J. D. Hatfield 2 comments “ Great Sermon! ” I totally disagree about what is the purpose of the church...it is an expression on earth of Christ and is there to glorify god. Interesting concepts but we cannot equate the church with government. 5/23/13 10:38 PM Anon  from Florida    • Add new comment Sermon: God's Prescription for Peace J. D. Hatfield 5 comments “ Pondering ” I think I'm going to have to print out the PDF to this so I can "ponder" on it. Thanks! 5/21/13 11:34 AM Pastor J.D. Hatfield  from Hernando, FL    • Add new comment Sermon: God's Prescription for Peace J. D. Hatfield 5 comments “ Answering Anonymous Question pt.2 ” You also said, “I get confused as to what "peace" looks like in a person’s life….So does this peace "look" differently on each individual?â€� We also addressed that directly in the sermon. What were these things that they were supposed to practice (vs.9)? It’s what he was talking about in vs.8 – the things that are true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, commendable, excellent, and praiseworthy. Philippians 1:6-11 mentions several of these things, and in 1:12-18 Paul exemplifies his own teaching. We can trace Paul’s practice (1:6, 2:12-13, 3:14, 4:13). We all have concerns, but we can have a supernatural peace, and His supernatural presence. Pray, ponder, practice. 2 Thessalonians 3:16 – Now may the Lord of peace himself give you peace at all times in every way. 5/21/13 11:31 AM Pastor J.D. Hatfield  from Hernando, FL    • Add new comment Sermon: God's Prescription for Peace J. D. Hatfield 5 comments “ Answering Anonymous Question pt.1 ” Dear Anon, those are some good questions. As to the first, you said, “I've been around those individuals who espoused this, but come to find out they basically had what I considered to be a lackadaisical attitude about responsibilities and life in general. I wouldn't think that's peace from God.â€� I agree, and the sermon addressed this matter directly: “This is not just “having a peace about itâ€�: Jonah had peace as he slept in disobedient rebellion. This isn’t just being lazy, like we don’t care at all, that we have a peace without concern. This is not just passively praying and mediating, and having a “peace out, manâ€�; vs.9 teaches us that staying active is part of the process. 5/21/13 9:23 AM Anon  from Florida    • Add new comment Sermon: God's Prescription for Peace J. D. Hatfield 5 comments “ Peace ” I see one of the comments said we have to "live out" the scripture. I get confused as to what "peace" looks like in a persons life. I've been around those individuals who espoused this, but come to find out they basically had what I considered to be a lacksidasical attitude about responsibilities and life in general. I wouldn't think that's peace from God. So does this peace "look" differently on each individual? 5/19/13 8:46 PM Margie  from Inverness    • Add new comment Sermon: God's Prescription for Peace J. D. Hatfield 5 comments “ Practice, Practice, Practice ” This sermon was right on! Too often we want to skip over the biblical truth of "living out" the scripture and just get to the promises. In order to experience true peace we must learn to give our hearts, minds and wills to God. 4/28/13 5:50 PM Margie  from Inverness    • Add new comment Sermon: You have an Audience with God J. D. Hatfield 1 comment “ Awe Inspiring! ” This sermon was an "exclamation point" for me personally. It's one thing to recognize that God is available to the Christian through prayer any time and anywhere about anything. It's incredible to realize that I (an audience of one) have the privilege of intimacy with The Father through prayer, with no limitations, no degree of importance, no special verbiage. Now to put it into practice..... 4/23/13 10:57 PM Michelle Howard    • Add new comment Sermon: This is How to Feel Different J. D. Hatfield 1 comment “ Great Sermon! ” Thank you for a wonderful sermon much needed ! 4/21/13 5:31 PM TGiera  from Hernando fl    • Add new comment Sermon: Our Mission Statement J. D. Hatfield 1 comment “ Mission statement ” Just got dun listing to it need to here it again not bad 4/16/13 4:50 PM Paul  from Inverness Florida    • Add new comment Sermon: How God Recaptures Your Heart J. D. Hatfield 2 comments “ Consummate! ” I believe this sermon would be very well received by many. And absolutely a pill easy to swallow but has great effects for those whom are wanting a greater depth of love and obedience to God the Father through His Son. 4/15/13 8:14 AM Andy McDade  from Warrington, UK    • Add new comment Sermon: How God Recaptures Your Heart J. D. Hatfield 2 comments “ Very helpful ” Very direct. Idolatry properly explained. Challenging. 4/6/13 5:16 AM Andy McDade  from Warrington UK    • Add new comment Sermon: Strengthen Your Brothers J. D. Hatfield 3 comments “ Great Sermon! ” Really helpful and relevant. A very accurate description of how the enemy wants to tear churches up, and what our attitude should be in that situation, under God. Thank you. 3/29/13 7:20 AM Michelle Howard    • Add new comment Sermon: This is How to Open a Heart J. D. Hatfield 9 comments “ Great Sermon! ” Thanks So much !!! Needed this Sermon!!!! 3/19/13 8:10 AM zephaniah  from sydney    • Add new comment Sermon: Striving after Stability J. D. Hatfield 2 comments “ Great Sermon! ” i love this bloke's preaching.... just so sharp...just really great speaking. it's really, really good. listen. now. 3/12/13 7:03 AM TGiera  from Hernando fl    • Add new comment Sermon: Who Do You Want To Be? J. D. Hatfield 2 comments “ Who do u want to b ” Jesus left the 99 , he put up with the falling of the weak that seams hard for me to do I would just killem 3/12/13 6:50 AM TGiera  from Hernando fl    • Add new comment Sermon: Who Do You Want To Be? J. D. Hatfield 2 comments “ Who do u want to b ” I think of all the people that have fallen away and I wonder if I have judged with eval motives , and not tryed to under stand there struggle or just wash my hands it ant my rat 3/6/13 10:53 AM Anon  from FL    • Add new comment Sermon: A Revelation of Real Religion J. D. Hatfield 5 comments “ Thank you ” Thank you for responding to my question. I guess God and I have some talking to do.

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