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- Shadow BereanDeepExcellent sermon on a point that so many overlook and misunderstand.
- EEd SherwoodExcellent!Faithful exposition of Scripture
- AldoGreat Sermon!Excellent message. Thank you.
- J OHow helpful! How ScripturalSeeking for help in a mixed marriage I downloaded this sermon and was again amazed to find the Lord pouring in the oil and the wine. Thank you for preaching such a searching, painstaking and Scriptural sermon. Much help, comfort, and challenge to make holiness our practice instead of murmuring.
- J OConnorWonderful sermon if you are strugglingWhat a wonderful sermon. For those of us suffering (and sinning) our way through a mixed marriage, confused and unsure much of the time, I have found much hope and help in this very scriptural, sound, and methodical sermon. Tank you very much for keeping close to God's Word and for doing a service to the flock who are in this position. It can be a blessed position! I now understand this!
- AldoGreat Sermon!Excellent message thank you.
- AldoGreat Sermon!Excellent, excellent series!
- louisGreat Sermon!WOW, What a sermon. You didn't add or take anything away from the verse.you painted an awesome picture for all to see. glory, glory, glory.
- Robert G.Great Sermon!Praise the Lord for your faithfulness, patience, and knowledge of the word. May this debate open the eyes of the deceived.
- RDGreat Sermon!Is it possible to post the audio of this sermon? I'm unable to listen in any format.
- alanaGreat Sermon!God bless you! Awesome message! Thank you!
- Hazi-HammenuhothDefence of the TruthI listened to this debate with great interest. It was inspiring and humbling to hear Angus Stewart holding fast to the Word of God despite strong opposition. Holding fast to the truth and showing the meekness and gentleness of Christ was a beautiful testimony, Angus. What was very clear to me is the confusion that comes in when men inject their own thinking and reasoning into debates on Divine matters. Anyone watching this debate will be able to see this: one man who is confused, perplexed and in doubt; another who's words (although delivered with varied emotion and cadence) did not stand up to the scrutiny of Scripture - and a third, quietly spoken, who patiently expounded the Scriptures; based his whole argument solidly on the Word of God, and firmly but faithfully answered all the questions that were put to him. Thank God for His Word, and thank God there are persons today who will stand up and defend it faithfully.
- B. McCauslandConvicting and beneficial SermonSobering realities presented for the believer's walk. When the Spirit is vexed God might leave churches to themselves which continue 'functioning' outwardly for a time before the great apostasy takes over. Sound approach and helpful teaching.
- RobertGreat Sermon!Thank you for this excellent message! Be sure to hear the Q & A session at the close! Praise God, salvation is of the Lord...!
- jude newmanGreat DebateThank you Pastor Stewart, you nailed them as it was 2 against 1.Truth always wins I am a former pentecostal, and thankfully was led to the truth. I have seen many reformed Christians who believe muslims are seeing Jesus. I don't understand as more than any others they believe in God's sovereignty in salvation. Unless the Spirit draws us and opens our hearts to receive the Gospel, we will never be saved.Why would Jesus suddenly bypass the Biblical way to salvation and personally appear. They talk about all these signs and wonders, I say... where are they. People do get healed today but not through going to a so called faith healer. Blessings. Arggh, I'm sure you don't think it is impossible to raise people from the dead.