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| | | | Discerning the Fellowship of Jesus Christ by Carter Conlon
Topic: False Teaching
Scripture(s): Malachi 1:2-4, Matthew 24:3-5 | | Description: (preached: June 8, 2003) This is a great message about discerning between Truth as it is in Jesus and false teaching. God promises to those that seek Him with all their hearts that He will lead them into all truth. Truth seekers are those that worship God acceptably, but we must be careful of falling into the error of by our own human minds diserning and doubting all that is of God.
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| | | Peace As God Sees It - Part 1 by A.W. Tozer
Topic: Peace
Scripture(s): Job 23:6, Psalm 85:8, Matthew 24:4-14 | | Description: “Peace As God Sees It - Part 1” is the first 22 minutes of a sermon that A. W. Tozer preached on the night of New Year’s Eve, 1961, in Toronto, Ontario. The pastor discusses the end of the world, the end of civilization, the difference between the two, why so many accuse Jesus of failing to keep a promise of world peace, and why they are wrong. “They create a Christianity of their own, and then they try to make Christ conform to their own, homemade Christianity. … It may surprise some of you to know that our Lord Jesus Christ never promised peace—world peace, peace among the nations—during this age.” Christians shouldn’t blame the church, either. Dr. Tozer addresses a range of other vital issues including the state of Israel in this excellent sermon, reading from Job 23:6, Psalm 85:8, and Matthew 24:4-14. ***Note: Both parts of this message can also be downloaded as one single sermon that is listed on sermonindex.net under the title, “The New Year As God Sees It.”
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| | | Peace As God Sees It - Part 2 by A.W. Tozer
Topic: Peace
Scripture(s): Job 23:6, Psalm 85:8, Matthew 24:4-14 | | Description: “Peace As God Sees It - Part 2” is the second 20 minutes of a sermon that A. W. Tozer preached on the night of New Year’s Eve, 1961, in Toronto, Ontario. The pastor discusses the end of the world, the end of civilization, the difference between the two, why so many accuse Jesus of failing to keep a promise of world peace, and why they are wrong. “They create a Christianity of their own, and then they try to make Christ conform to their own, homemade Christianity. … It may surprise some of you to know that our Lord Jesus Christ never promised peace—world peace, peace among the nations—during this age.” Christians shouldn’t blame the church, either. Dr. Tozer addresses a range of other vital issues including the state of Israel in this excellent sermon, reading from Job 23:6, Psalm 85:8, and Matthew 24:4-14. ***Note: Both parts of this message can also be downloaded as one single sermon that is listed on sermonindex.net under the title, “The New Year As God Sees It.”
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| | | | | The New Year as God Sees It by A.W. Tozer
Topic: New Years
Scripture(s): Job 23:6, Psalm 85:8, Matthew 24:4-14 | | Description: A. W. Tozer discusses the end of the world, the end of civilization, the difference between the two, and why so many accuse Jesus of failing to keep a promise of world peace. “They create a Christianity of their own, and then they try to make Christ conform to their own, homemade Christianity. … It may surprise some of you to know that our Lord Jesus Christ never promised peace—world peace, peace among the nations—during this age.” Christians shouldn’t blame the church, either. The pastor addresses a range of other vital issues in this excellent sermon, reading from Job 23:6, Psalm 85:8, and Matthew 24:4-14. “The New Year As God Sees It” was preached the night of New Year’s Eve, 1961, in Toronto, Ontario. The length of the recording is 41 minutes and 7 seconds.
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| | | | | | | | | Thy Kingdom Come by Carter Conlon
Topic: Kingdom Of God
Scripture(s): Matthew 24:3-14, Matthew 13:11, Matthew 21:43 | | Description: The kingdom of God is not an exterior kingdom, it is interior. The Kingdom of God is within us. Jesus said the Kingdom of God has nothing to do with outward show. It is a work that God is doing in us. It is Christ Himself coming into our heart to sit down and commune with us and bring us into the plan of God. The Kingdom is an interior work of God does in the heart. When the kingdom of God is set up in our heart we will put all our dreams at the feet of Jesus and be moved with compassion to leave our security until we finds the lost sheep and bring them home to the Father's House. Will you open up your heart to the cry of this generation? It starts with this cry: THY KINGDOM COME!
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| | | | | | | THE WAY OF THE CROSS by Basilea Schlink
Topic: Radio Show
Scripture(s): Matthew 24:9 | | Description: A dark and ominous future lies before us. However, God can only intervene and demonstrate His all-conquering power under a certain condition. What is this condition? Kanaan is the home of the Evangelical Sisterhood of Mary, an international, interdenominational organization founded in 1947 within the framework of the German Evangelical (Protestant) Church. Website: www.kanaan.org
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| | | Coming Persecution And The Gospel Fellowships Movement by Greg Gordon
Topic: Gospel Fellowships
Scripture(s): Matthew 24:9-14 | | Description: Brother Greg shared about some of the burdens of Gospel Fellowships mostly from the case of coming persecution to the West. He shares some thoughts that encourage believers to consider a different wineskin Church model in the West to House Churches because of apostasy and persecution by even mainstream church denominations.
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| | | Getting Through Dark Days by Carter Conlon
Topic: Dark Days
Scripture(s): Jeremiah 29:4-11, Matthew 24:11, John 10:27-28 | | Description: October 5, 2008 - It is imperative that everyone who belongs to the true Church of Jesus Christ learn the voice of God. In these last days demonic voices will arise to deceive us and lead us into captivity. How can we know when God is speaking to us? First, the voice of God will never promise us peace if we are embracing the same value system of the world. Second, the voice of God will challenge sin. In the dark days ahead the people of God will be lead into the tender mercies of God. God will give us a heart full of confidence when we choose to live uprightly.
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| | | (Revelations Of The Gospel) 4. A Revelation Of Continuing In Love by Jason Robinson
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Scripture(s): Matthew 24:11-13, Revelation 21:7 | | Description: The Gospel is like a Crystal, with many different colored lights shinning out of the same gem. Some look at the Crystal and say it is green, and others say "no its red." But the mature one walks around the Crystal and says "your both right" It is the same with the gospel in the scriptures. There are many different ingredients that make up the recipe of the gospel. This series attempts to show all the ingredients of the gospel. This is important because if our recipe is different than Gods, then we will not get the same result found in the book of Acts.
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| | | A Trained People by Robert B. Thompson
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Scripture(s): Zechariah 4:10, Revelation 10:9, Matthew 24:12, 13 | | Description: The sermon takes a while to get rolling, covering a lot of disparate topics, but Dr. Thompson soon settles upon the two witnesses (from Revelation 11), discussing in depth about who he feels they will be, and what role they will play in God’s plan. (1 hour 18 minutes).
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| | | How to Endure Until the End by Mark S. Case
Topic: End Times
Scripture(s): Matthew 24:13 | | Description: Our Lord said that those who endure to the end shall be saved. Matt. 24:13. With this statement He indicates that there is something we do in participating with Him that strengthens us to endure until the very end. While we know that it is only by His power that can save us ultimately, we are called to cooperate with Him.
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| | | The Devil's Nightmare by Carter Conlon
Topic: Obstacles
Scripture(s): Matthew 21:19-22, Mark 9:17-30 | | Description: Pastor Conlon begins in Matthew 21:19-22 on faith, and overcoming obstacles that hinder our victory. God wants us to come to him for the Holy Ghost as a people that will not be denied, that will rise up in faith and lay hold on the promises God has made, and appropriate and apply the spiritual authority given to us by Jesus. Pastor Conlon goes on to Mark 9:17-30. The casual seeker of God will never know the power of being able to walk in the spirit as Jesus did and be a vessel God can channel his power through to deliver those oppressed and bound by the enemy. A Message of obtainable victory. Must hear.
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| | | Pride's Religion by Carter Conlon
Topic: Pride
Scripture(s): Matthew 21:18-22 | | Description: Pride is the one sin that we should all be terrified of. Pride is the fuel source of all rebellion against God. Satan himself was corrupted by his own beauty and wasn't content to walk humbly in the place where God had placed him and decided to become his own god. We know we are operating under a spirit of pride when we become corrupted by how we see ourselves and begin to form false images. Prideful people are highly offended when God challenges this image. They refuse to die to reputation and are easily offended when confronted by Godly people.
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