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“Church is not a cruise ship. It’s a battleship.” -Pastor Matt Furse

I agree it was Wednesday. there is ambiguity when one tries to use the Jewish reckoning of the day and our modern use of the 12 to 12 day.The "Zero Hour" Shift: In Jewish reckoning, a new day begins at sunset (roughly 6:00 PM), while in modern reckoning, it begins at midnight. This means that what we call "Wednesday night" is actually the beginning of the Jewish "Thursday". when looked at from the Jewish point of view, we can conclude Jesus was only in the tomb 24 hours . It was 3 days and 3 nights !

Powerful 🙏🙏 That’s what preaching is needed today Spirit fill anointed

What an essential sermon to help over come being timid in any situation Thank you

I’ll be praying for you and the church on the upcoming Bible Conference. Lord willing, I will be listening to each of the sermons with anticipation of being greatly blessed and hearing the truth preached.

Keep preaching brother........

What a beautiful teaching

He is an ‘unspeckled bird’

Thank you brother!

Thank you brother!

Thank you brother

Got it. Thank You

Thank you Lord for giving me these words of yours!

Holy War

Thank you for this wonderful introduction to the Psalms, the very book the Lord has given us in which to sing in worship. Nothing can compare. They are a rich blessing indeed.🙏❤️🇦🇺

I’ve been thinking of using the NKJV and would love to know why Jeremy chooses to use it over other translations!

Where do I find the sermon this was extracted from????

3-minute Man on the Middle Cross said I could come

Thank you so much for this message—it truly touched my heart. Every Sunday morning, I have a habit of getting up and listening to you first thing, coffee in hand, and it’s such a meaningful way to start my day. This message especially spoke to me. It brought me back to the simple, powerful reminder to be thankful for what we have instead of focusing on what we don’t. That perspective is something I really needed, and I’m grateful. I also feel so blessed for the technology that allows me to print out the raw transcript and reflect on it even more. What a gift. Thank you again for your faithfulness to His Word. This is one very thankful Christian American.

Greetings from Australia, I can tell you dear Rev. MacLeod, that you have blessed me from God with this message at the exact time when I needed it so after some circumstances surrounding my younger brother being called home to His Lord on Monday just gone. (not to do with him, himself) God's timing for our death is perfect, as also is hearing and reading what we need especially at the specific time. This was a wonderful message and one I think needs to be thought about often: our death, dying, heaven and our testimony. I wish every Christian could hear this. The point also you made of giving our testimony not just from the past but most importantly the present. I was reminded of Jesus telling the man set free from the legion of devils to go and tell of the things that were done unto him by Jesus. There is far too much for me to say but oh Thank you and all glory honour and praise ever be to God: Father Son and Holy Spirit In Christ's name Amen🙏

Amen. This was one of the most beautiful and powerful sermons I’ve ever heard preached. It cannot be stressed enough, and the stern warning should be raised just as surely as the remedy which is only in Christ Jesus, who alone is the sinner’s surest hope and righteousness. But self-righteousness is that vile drug that leads the reckless and blind to swallow the poison of the Unpardonable Sin, make no mistake. It solidifies the hardened heart, like clay soil that finally refuses to be tilled and turned to receive the seasonal rain and so be renewed and refreshed. That unrepentant hardened heart turns to impenetrable rock, so convinced of self that it no longer sees the Savior’s worth, and so seals itself off against the divine call of God’s Holy Spirit to receive mercy. Let us always seek Christ then, as our all and in all things good for He is our ultimate good.

Amen. Thank you brother David. God bless you abundantly and keep you safe. 🙏🙏💙

This is the correct position of the church since its inception. I used to believe pre-trib rapturism; of the Scofield, Larkin type. It is indeed a new, incorrect, deceptive doctrine. Good sermon here.

I think you have A Real Church there in Minnesota, or at the very least you know how The Lord designed A Real Church. May The Lord continue to Bless you as such.

Man seeks permanence. He create his version of the garden. All in one place an opportunity to teach. Instead God disperses and man ends up with a multiplicity of gods. From the first dream Nebuchadnezzar was bothered by impermanence. At the end building the city does mot change this. His friend Daniel comes with the solution.