Friendship Baptist Church

I really enjoyed this sermon. I went on to listen to more of this preachers sermons. He is a great preacher. I am adding him to my favorites.

Want to listen to this messagemany more times; soo muchto gain for living in Christfor his sake. Thanking my God for you & this important wake up. Need to reevaluate myliving & prayers.

Thank you Pastor!

This is a well-reasoned and well-delivered sermon that is just as relative and just as true today as the day it was delivered. Thank you, Pastor.

Your sermon was awesome and your live heart felt...It is rare in this day and time to witness a preacher weeping for the lost.

Thank you for this edifying sermon that clearly illustrates types of Christ in lambs that were sacrificed and whose blood was spread over the doorposts of the Israelites in Egypt, as Exodus 12 tells us. Here's another interesting thought: the first Passover lambs were sacrificed in literal Egypt but Revelation 11:8 tells us that the Lord was crucified in adulterous Jerusalem, which is spiritually also called "Egypt". All glory to God who accomplishes all His wise and powerful will, and who has secured such a rich salvation in Christ Jesus for all of His people!

This sermon is amazing. This pastor is so easy to understand and breaks it down so well. I have listened to both sermons twice! I have shared it with others.

This message was an absolute blessing to me. It hit to the heart of what most modern day Christians struggle with. Specifically in regards to the Great Commission, and the responsibilities each of us have to win souls for the glory of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. This is a straight to the point, simple, but yet profound insight from God's word about what we all need to hear!

If we as individual Christians could really grasp what the Pastor is saying, I mean really, and genuinely take that before God, then I believe we will see a true revival. Revival, like judgement must begin in the household of God. "Whose house are we, if we hold fast the confidnce and the rejoicing of the hope firm unto the end." (Hebrews 3:6)