Thanks for uploading this wonderful sermon. I have an uncle who was in Africa for 18 years as a catholic missionary. He lived in the bush in Zambia with no electricity. His sacrifice to spread the Gospel is truly humbling.
Dear Mr Gore, I see a revival beginning in our country today. People are searching for God. Times are hard, but because it's hard, people are yearning to hear the truth. I'm hoping for great times in the near future. God bless you, Mr Gore. ✝️🙏✝️
17:03 - "That nations that casually disregard the laws that God has written into nature, written into conscious, not to mention into his Word - nations that casually disregard those will pay the price. And it pains me to say to you this morning that as I assess the condition of our own beloved country that's exactly where I think we are headed." First off, thank you for another upload and your continued engagement with the internet wilderness. As for the quote, it's a sentiment that I have come across many times, and of course it is not unheard of for preachers to preach about "fire and brimstone" - often in the OT and continued to this day. But there are several passages that come to mind when I hear this sort of thing preached, and they fall into two categories: 1) Never give up, never surrender, and 2) Transformation over time of the LORD's body. For the first, I think of David never ceasing prayer until his child finally dies. And I think of Jesus' rebuke of the storm to calm it. I also think of playing to the whistle, but I'm not sure if that made it into official canon. And for the second, I think of old wineskins and Peter's difficulty with accepting the vision he received of the "unclean" animals. Was Peter just barely a new wineskin? I think of this particular transition Peter made and imagine this from the POV of more traditional true believers. Perhaps more along the lines of Nicodemus as opposed to Caiphas. So I write a comment here on YT to see what you think about these things, and if you still hold to the idea that the nation is indeed headed in a poor direction, or if you are constructivistically preaching fire and brimstone in order that it doesn't. I also type pretty quick, so there ya go. Lastly, any chance that you have at least ensured that the Bruce Gore Greek software will continue with one of your local church, if you don't want to open-source it? I continue to ask because there was this great story of a complaining little old lady and a judge who finally relented because she wouldn't. Fabulous lesson in that one. Thanks again for the videos and your work! Looking forward to more of these sermons, even if my rapidly diminishing attention span can't attend to all of them. God bless you Sir.
Thanks for uploading this wonderful sermon. I have an uncle who was in Africa for 18 years as a catholic missionary. He lived in the bush in Zambia with no electricity. His sacrifice to spread the Gospel is truly humbling.
Dear Mr Gore, I see a revival beginning in our country today. People are searching for God. Times are hard, but because it's hard, people are yearning to hear the truth. I'm hoping for great times in the near future. God bless you, Mr Gore. ✝️🙏✝️
I pray daily for a new Great Awakening. The hints are definitely out there!
@@GoreBruceAmen. We need an awakening.
Thank you for these uploads Mr. Gore!
17:03 - "That nations that casually disregard the laws that God has written into nature, written into conscious, not to mention into his Word - nations that casually disregard those will pay the price. And it pains me to say to you this morning that as I assess the condition of our own beloved country that's exactly where I think we are headed."
First off, thank you for another upload and your continued engagement with the internet wilderness. As for the quote, it's a sentiment that I have come across many times, and of course it is not unheard of for preachers to preach about "fire and brimstone" - often in the OT and continued to this day. But there are several passages that come to mind when I hear this sort of thing preached, and they fall into two categories: 1) Never give up, never surrender, and 2) Transformation over time of the LORD's body.
For the first, I think of David never ceasing prayer until his child finally dies. And I think of Jesus' rebuke of the storm to calm it. I also think of playing to the whistle, but I'm not sure if that made it into official canon. And for the second, I think of old wineskins and Peter's difficulty with accepting the vision he received of the "unclean" animals. Was Peter just barely a new wineskin? I think of this particular transition Peter made and imagine this from the POV of more traditional true believers. Perhaps more along the lines of Nicodemus as opposed to Caiphas.
So I write a comment here on YT to see what you think about these things, and if you still hold to the idea that the nation is indeed headed in a poor direction, or if you are constructivistically preaching fire and brimstone in order that it doesn't. I also type pretty quick, so there ya go.
Lastly, any chance that you have at least ensured that the Bruce Gore Greek software will continue with one of your local church, if you don't want to open-source it? I continue to ask because there was this great story of a complaining little old lady and a judge who finally relented because she wouldn't. Fabulous lesson in that one.
Thanks again for the videos and your work! Looking forward to more of these sermons, even if my rapidly diminishing attention span can't attend to all of them. God bless you Sir.
Will you upload part 2 next? This was wonderful!! Thank you Mr. Gore
@@CaroMeg Thank you! Look for part two the second week of February.
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