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Thank you sir.

I'm glad you preached about "the robe". I grew up in FPC-Duncan. At the age of five I took notice of that wonderful black robe. I didn't think a person could be a minister without it. When I was 12 I joined the adult choir. We had our robes. Originally they were red, then we switched to gold. Once again I thought that a real church choir wore robes. When I was 16 my boyfriend took me to his Baptist Church for a visit. I couldn't believe that the pastor was wearing a suit and tie! The choir didn't have robes! It actually was a distraction for me that the pastor and choir weren't designated as such by robes. It's interesting how our minds work when what we're accustomed to isn't there in a similar setting.

Excellent sermon!

What Jesus are you talking about? The one doing signs in every chapter or the one rebuking those seeking signs? "The only sign is Jonah:" a believer murdered by other believers because he was outnumbered. The Jew is hung from a tree for all time & the record of this is in the gospels themselves: th-cam.com/video/xyhv69EFuoM/w-d-xo.html Proof the Roman Government invented Jesus' story - in 12 minutes. "Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us: for it is written, cursed is everyone that hangeth on a tree:" Galatians 3:13 1 Corinthians 9 20 And unto the Jews I became as a Jew, that I might gain the Jews; to them that are under the law, as under the law, that I might gain them that are under the law; 21 To them that are without law, as without law, (being not without law to God, but under the law to Christ,) that I might gain them that are without law.

Wow, that's what you got from the story of the conversion of the Ethiopian Eunuch? You completely missed the obvious. The Eunuch asked to be baptized. Why did he do this? Obviously, because Phillip told him the act of baptism is how one becomes united with Christ (Romans 6).

Why didn’t Noah kill those two cockroaches while he had the chance?

Two scorpions. Two slugs. Two flies. Two cockroaches.

It’s a nice message for the Faithful☺️

A reading from Walter Brueggemann’s daily devotional, “Gift and Task.” www.amazon.com/Gift-Task-Daily-Readings-Reflections/dp/0664263216/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=JPY5TMNBIE52&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.o9JXKswr0navh5z5A1JqbXiUHnoaM2KgULLQnALYwnxCWM6neLxBZ5EMbBRPGOcJ.hrErSUgU_gj_4hpbjtnxiMQzSMU2wVlYLJfPx28FyRg&dib_tag=se&keywords=gift+and+task+by+walter+brueggemann&qid=1712529856&sprefix=brueggemann+task%2Caps%2C456&sr=8-1

How can any preacher be for this Marxist ideology that has grown in our society since Biden was elected? Was Trump as evil as you thought six years ago? Show me proof that Trump was more corrupt than Biden! Shame on you for not understanding the facts and judging people for voting for Trump! Don’t you see that America is under God’s temporal wrath (Rom 1:18ff)? What makes you think that people who voted for Trump or voted against Hillary are people who hate others? I don’t worship SCOTUS, but what has been going on since the pandemic is evil! Is it possible that we might be in a covert World War III with China?

"Doctor Doctor, gimme the news I got a bad case of lovin' you" ...Robert Palmer Luke 5:31 “And Jesus answering said unto them, They that are whole need not a physician; but they that are sick.” Blessings family...

Wow, 6 years ago this was posted! Look at our country USA and world today. God please forgive us.

Very well done. We liked the format of the presentation

Keep up the awesome work. You should look into using a service such as 'Promo sm'.

This is a refreshing message and thanks for your sane and balanced message of truth

You don't look like the Rick Mize that came down to Bucks house. Lol

Birthing People?

One of your best, Richard.

Thank you so much for your beautiful words and sharing the love of your precious Eames….

True Christians will NEVER be pro-choice. And “God is for social justice”??? This preacher man is not of The Holy One...

What percentage of tithes go to the DNC?

reverend, pray for me and my family, I do not attend church as much as I should, I respect your views, your honesty is what has lead me to you, I trust you as a shepard. I am one of the stradling flock at the moment, and you are my only link to the beliefs I was raised with. Today as you sing your hymes could you please include "Beulah land"? It would mean a lot to me as it was my grandmothers favorite song.

It's a little hard to hear. Can you up the volume?

I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. This passage from 2 Peter is read every three years in my church on The Second Sunday in Advent. It is a follow-up to Mark 1:1-8. I'm sure that during his journey with Jesus, Peter heard many things about John the Baptist. This is my last entry for The Second Sunday of Advent. Now I am going to move into The Third Sunday of Advent. I will begin by pulling up and commenting on Psalm 126.

The city came out for him on Sunday but by a handful of days later, those same people were all willing to kill him. How odd.

Amen

What are those pagan symbols you are wearing?

Amen

You have my attention, I respect your honesty, Lead on Sheppard, I am here

Absolutely! One of the best sermons I've heard in a long time! You've spoken truth in a time when many folks can't or refuse to recognize it.

Reverend, after all the good that President Trump’s policies brought in his 4 years, minus the ability to show restraint restraint in his tweeting. Do you regret taking a political stand yourself, even though you did so passively?

Close, but no cigar.

Thanks

I am so glad you are teaching the Didache. I have often taught from it but I have never heard an actual sermon using this little known treasure. I think it might be a bit earlier than you do, but that’s unimportant. I want to know as much as I can about Christianity, the first 20 years.

I really enjoyed that message.

Hmm. Co-creationist sounds a bit like a fourth person of God. I happen to be reading the book of Sirach at the moment, by the way.

Rev. Glad to see you on here. 2 years ago I give my life to the Lord since then I've been called to preach I love sitting on TH-cam and listening to other ministers. And I came across your page. And noticed we share the same last name. I was just wondering were your from and if we might some how be related other than through Christ

There is no shortage of evil bashing the pre-tribulation rapture . I would like , just once , for one of these post tribulation believers to share their theory of how it's going to go down without attacking the pre-tribbers .

Ha, "the problem with living sacrifices is that they can crawl off of the alter!"

So good!

Very good, I love old hymns!

Check you out! You are triple threat, preaching, writing and now singing! Wowsers!!!!!

I think Jesus went to Hades, not Hell. But now Hades is closed but the gates of Hell are open. And all of those who neither believe in Jesus nor obey Him will be cast into Hell where the flames burn forever and ever.

I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. Tomorrow (November 19, Pentecost 24), this will be our Old Testament Lesson of the Day.

The video ends before the sermon. Ending: Many early Christians took the New Jerusalem as a metaphor for the church. That’s probably why today, the Sixth Sunday of Easter, the lectionary paired this passage from Revelation with the one from John 14. It is still Eastertide, when we remember the time between the Resurrection, and the Ascension, and then Pentecost, the coming of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the church. Jesus answered him with a promise, “If a man loves me, he will keep my word, and my Father will love him, and we will come to him and make our home with him. … The Counselor, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, he will teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance all that I have said to you.” So, from the Gospel of John today, we read and hear of crucified and resurrected Jesus, his Father, and the Counselor, to come. And from the Revelation of Jesus Christ today, we read and hear of God, and the crucified and slaughtered yet living Lamb of God, to come. And today we have that hope, and it’s this hope: Neither the first disciples nor, later, the contemporaries of John of Patmos struggling under empire, nor we, are stuck. We are not stuck alone in the corrupt, godless, selfish world that wants us to live alone and die alone. The gift of the Holy Spirit, the gift of the church, the beauty of the vision of the New Jerusalem, are gifts of community, and mutuality, an invitation to lean on and love one another, and to extend that and offer it to the poor old world now, and then, and forever and ever amen. It’s a dangerous world, but are not alone - no, never alone; no, never alone. We are all in this thing together. As the old hymn says, and I have to tweak it to get US in there: We’ve seen the lightning flashing, And heard the thunder roll, We’ve felt sin’s breakers dashing, Trying to conquer our soul; We’ve heard the voice of our Savior, Telling us still to fight on, He promised never to leave us, Never to leave us alone. No, never alone, No, never alone, He promised never to leave us, Never to leave us alone. The world’s fierce winds are blowing, Temptations are sharp and keen; We feel a peace in knowing, Our Savior stands between; He stands to shield us from danger, When earthly friends are gone, He promised never to leave us, Never to leave us alone. Amen.

I am teaching a study through Amos and appreciated this! Thank you

Great sermon! Thanks, Richard!

Amen

Amen