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3/6/10 1:00 AM

Deborah

| Ontario

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Sermon:
The Potter and the Clay
Steve Marquedant

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“ Great Sermon! ”
The Potter and the Clay has become quite popular these days. I notice a lot of figurines in the Christian bookstores, and online, bringing attention to these verses of Scripture. I believe the popular thinking about the Potter and the clay doesn't go far enough and this sermon will show that. There is a superficial view of how God is forming us from these verses, but the main point is missed, especially here in Romans 9. This is a really good sermon it gives the hearer proper understanding, or I should say, it teaches the full extent of the meaning of the Potter and the clay. I guess some people will hate this sermon because they can't accept the truth of God's absolute sovereignty.

10/31/09 4:29 PM

Deborah

| California

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Sermon:
The Gospel for Christians
Steve Marquedant

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I love the title of this series, I'm reminded that the preaching of God's word, on the Lord's day, is for us who are being saved as our very life blood, if you will. This is an excellent sermon. It is hard to believe that we have died to sin when we struggle with it daily. But, it is true that we who have died with Christ, have died to sin. We are under the rule of the good King now, he has set us free to serve Him in holiness. God is amazing in His ways, Rom. 11:33-36 comes to mind.

7/13/09 9:43 PM

Deborah

| Chicago,IL

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Sermon:
Why I Choose to Believe the Bible
Voddie Baucham

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This is another great sermon by Mr. Baucham. The doctrine is very solid and practical. How can one deny the validity of the Bible with the truths and explanations given in this sermon?

3/7/09 2:59 AM

Deborah

| Ontario

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Sermon:
In Christ We have Grace and Peace
Steve Marquedant

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This is a good sermon, the ending reminds me of Jonathan Edwards. I sometimes wonder what the tone and demeanor of Jonathan Edwards was like, when he preached. This preacher, Pastor Marquedant, has such a gracious way of telling the most awful things that can befall a person, it's amazing and most evident that he has been called of God to preach His word.

2/2/09 9:14 PM

Deborah

| Ontario

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Sermon:
For Thine is the Kingdom, and the Power and...
Steve Marquedant

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What an outstanding end to an excellent series. I would never, in all my life, draw out so much from that one sentence. Amazing!

10/14/08 5:49 PM

Deborah

| Angus, Scotland.

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Official says deposits in Vatican bank are safe

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If you read the old 1840 book written by Abbate Leone a jesuit of the day you can see how with a world banking crisis orchestrated by jesuit trained bankers would leave the masses poor and the vatican very very rich.
It is interesting to note that the head man, jesuit trained of the Italian Bank is one Mario Draghi.
The name meaning Dragon and his coat of arms featuring a dragon.

10/4/08 1:56 PM

Deborah

| Angus, Scotland.

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Vatican: US Democrats "party of death"

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Here is the weblink with pictures
of the various crosses.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_patt%C3%A9e

The Knights Templars being a red one.

10/3/08 5:19 PM

Deborah

| Angus, Scotland.

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Vatican: US Democrats "party of death"

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Have any of you viewed the the latest pope's coat of arms and especially the red cross on some of his garments.
I did some research on the red cross.
The red cross is the "Iron Cross" also used by the nazis, only it is of a slimmer kind and is recorded in "crosses" as being "Patte" type which is french for resembling a paw. It was this same cross which was used by the Knights Templars of old in crusades.
Here is an interesting fact which I came across:
“And he causeth all men to receive a mark in their right hand or in their forehead, and that no man might buy or sell save he that had the mark, or the name of the Beast, or the number of his name; all the rest being excommunicated by the Beast with two horns. His mark is (it shows this very same cross , and his name ΛΑΤΕΙΝΟΣ,(meaning Lateinos,(latin) and the number of his name 666.” (Source: Gutenberg project. Sir Isacc Newton. Chapter 2. Apocolypse of John.)
NOTE the 3 shaped crosses on Benedicts coat of arms and his dress.
If anyone would like copy of this little research please email me
at [email protected]

9/19/08 7:59 PM

Deborah

| Angus, Scotland.

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Sermon:
The Christian and Christmass by Charles...
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Just a second thought. God will never send revival to His Church when it participates in such paganism.

9/19/08 7:57 PM

Deborah

| Angus, Scotland.

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Sermon:
The Christian and Christmass by Charles...
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This is a superb sermon against this evil which is an abomination against Christ. I was saved 28 years ago, of no church background. About 2 years later I stopped my children participating at school in halloween and xmas. I was persecuted for itand so were my 2 little sons, by ungodly teachers. But is was better to honour the Lord. I would encourage true believers to pray for grace and courage to have nothing to do with this paganism. The Lord blesses abundantly when we shall honour his name. The church of Rome is SO subtle, we are to flee from anything which is associated with it.

9/13/08 11:39 PM

Deborah

| Ontario, CA

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Sermon:
God's Goodness and Truth
Jeff Massey

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What could be better than a sermon about God's goodness and truth? I never before thought how God's goodness and truth are related. I love this lesson and would like to hear it again soon.

7/3/08 4:51 AM

Deborah

| So. Calif.

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Sermon:
The Denials of Peter
Steve Marquedant

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“ Excellent Sermon! ”
This sermon is so good, I couldn't help but feel my own sin and sympathize with Peter and how grieved he must of been, especially when our Lord looked at him, when their eyes met, oh, Pastor Marquedant really brings home that moment. I hope everyone will have a chance to hear this sermon. It would be all to frightening if it weren't for God's perfect purpose in allowing it and His great mercy and love to forgive Peter and His perfect justic to lay that sin on His own Son. How unknowable are the ways of the Lord and how great is His love. The teaching on the different Greek words for love was very helpful.

6/15/08 6:58 PM

Deborah

| So. Calif.

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Sermon:
God's Incommunicable Attributes
Jeff Massey

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“ Great Sermon! ”
These sermons on the attributes of God have been a blessing to me. Pastor Massey is a good teacher. I can never be taught enough, reminded enough or encouraged enough about who our God is and what He desires.

4/19/08 1:21 AM

Deborah

| So. Calif.

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Sermon:
The Duties and Privileges of Church...
Steve Marquedant

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Being in covenant with other like minded believers, in the best church I can find, is a great blessing! This is an excellent sermon. Thank you Pastor Steve for reminding me of my covenant responsibilities :)

4/3/08 4:06 AM

Deborah

| California

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Sermon:
When the Leaders are Fools
Steve Marquedant

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Good title for this sermon. The sins of Jeroboam are shocking especially since God made him king and promised him goodness if he followed the Lord. I do what Rehoboam did, I sometimes forget to ask God what I should do. I wonder if that's taking Him for granted or trusting in His leading, This is a very good sermon. Thank you Pastor Steve.

2/11/08 6:55 PM

Deborah

| California

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Sermon:
The Authority of Christ
Steve Marquedant

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“ Great Sermon! ”
Some really good questions are asked in this sermon, needful questions, things I need to ask myself about what kind of worshiper I am. Some really good insight into the Pharisees failure to shepherd God's people too. I learned a lot from this sermon.

2/5/08 10:51 PM

Deborah

| California

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Sermon:
The Triumphal Entry
Steve Marquedant

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There is an excellent teaching on human depravity towards the end of this sermon, with Hazael, from 2 Kings, as an example. The warning at the end is very straight forward and I hope will be taken to heart by all who need forgivness. The tears of Elisha and Jesus mentioned in this sermon seemed similar as they looked to the horror of the judgement to come. Even though God's judgement is perfect and good, still it is not without tears, that's something to think about.

11/17/07 9:53 PM

Deborah

| California

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Sermon:
Watch your Attitude
Steve Marquedant

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“ So Good Sermon! ”
There are so many good things to say about this sermon. From the start, with the warning about offending a little one, to forgivness, to the mustard seed, to the unprofitable servant, to the 10 lepers. The title of this sermon is quite fitting as these verses do deal with our attitudes, something to really take to heart and be on guard for, no one wants to have a bad attitude, especially to our Lord, not to others either. What a blessing this sermon is, I want to hear it again.

9/30/07 1:45 AM

Deborah

| California

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Sermon:
The Ever Expanding Kingdom has a Narrow Door
Steve Marquedant

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“ Scary Sermon! ”
This sermon is scary because of the verses being taught. I can't think of anything worse then to hear Luke 13 verses 25 & 27! How horrifying that would be; to think I had a relationship with Christ only to find that He doesn't know me at all. "Narrow is the gate,... many will seek to enter and will not be able." This is a really good sermon and a reminder to keep ourselves unspotted from the world. Thank you Pastor Steve.

8/28/07 11:04 AM

Deborah

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Sermon:
God's Grace Demonstrated through a Remnant
Steve Marquedant

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“ Best Ever Sermon! ”
This exposition on Rom. 11 is the clearest most understandable teaching I've ever heard. It's a difficult chaper but Pastor Steve meticulously breaks it down using Scripture after Scripture to show how God saves His people. I now understand what it means when Paul says "...that blindness in part has happened to Israel until the fullness of the Gentiles has come in. And so all Israel will be saved..." There is a lot of confusion about how God works with Israel and the Church. I hope a lot of people will hear this series of sermons, there is nothing better than knowing the truth about God and the way He deals with His people.

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