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Bruce Berliner

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Bruce Berliner (NA - NA) In New York City, Pastor Bruce Berliner has taken the bold step of facilitating a weekly prayer meeting of about 120 individuals on Wall Street at noon every Wednesday. The prayer meetings last as long as three hours each time. Significantly, those meetings are located at 90 Williams Street, only three blocks away from the Fulton Street location where Jeremiah Lanphier, a New York City businessman seeking the will of God for his generation, cried out from a small room in an obscure NYC church, "Lord, what wilt Thou have me to do?" The prayer meeting is also just three blocks from Ground Zero, the site of the World Trade Center, and directly across the street from the Federal Reserve. Pastor Bruce described the front of the church where the new Wall Street prayer meetings are being held. "On the awning is an image of a cobblestone wall that represents what Wall Street looked like in 1857. Adjacent to that is the image of a modern brick wall. Running down the middle of that wall is a crack that indicates the breaking of the wall. It is a visual image of the statement that Jesus is breaking down the walls of partition. "The noonday prayer meetings at Faith Evangelistic Mission that are going on right now are the foundation for the sort of building program that was led by Nehemiah. A placard on the front of the church reads, "So we built the wall . . . for the people had a mind to work' (Nehemiah 4:6)."

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Perilous Times

1.5K56:02

End TimesMAT 6:332TI 2:15

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sharing the word of God and inviting others to worship. They encourage the audience to not be afraid of what others may think, but to focus on pleasing God. The speaker also discusses the concept of being a conduit of God's blessings, emphasizing the need to give to others. They draw parallels to biblical figures like Solomon and the responsibility of leaders to lead people back to God. The sermon also touches on the consequences of turning away from God, using the example of the 9/11 attacks and the symbolism of a beam breaking off from the North Tower and striking the sycamore tree that George Washington blessed. The speaker concludes by reminding the audience that God's judgment is His mercy, and that change and repentance are necessary.

Don't Crucify the Word of God

69236:06

Word Of GodMAT 6:33MRK 13:33JHN 5:43

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the urgency of being watchful and prepared for the return of Jesus Christ. He warns against the deception of thinking we have plenty of time, urging listeners to die to themselves and live a life of selflessness and forgiveness. The preacher highlights the importance of guarding one's heart and staying vigilant in prayer. He also mentions the significance of the location of their meetings, believing that a powerful message will draw people regardless of the physical setting. The sermon concludes with a reminder that it is God's power, not our own efforts, that can bring about true transformation.

Valley of Dry Bones

65546:26

RevivalEXO 14:21NUM 16:31DEU 11:1JHN 15:3EPH 5:26HEB 4:12

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the idea that God is a God of progression and order. He uses examples from the book of Genesis to illustrate this point, such as the progression of creation from good to very good. The preacher also highlights the importance of following all of God's commandments in order to be strong and possess the promised land. Additionally, the sermon touches on the need for preaching the word of God and reconnecting the body of Christ, as there is a famine in the word. The preacher concludes by praying for the ability to glorify God and set the captives free.