Crossroads Ministries

May almighty God richly bless you pastor Meyers. Sadly today there are so few preachers who are prepared to faithfully and fearlessly preach the Word of God as you do. This truly is a “ must hear” sermon for every preacher or teacher of the word.

Wow! What an amazing sermon. May God bless you mightily pastor Jeff for your faithful and uncompromising presentation of the Word of God.

This generation is wicked. And yet, there remains a remnant in it.

I don't follow celebrities You may be the celebrity you follow. Wow! Amen.

Excellent sermon on temptation and the importance of fighting it.

I say this at the risk if judging hastily, but the preacher lost much of my attention when he asserted one can be converted and NOT a disciple.

Great sermon! Interesting theory about the demons tempting Jesus to cast them into Hell before the appointed time. I always pictured them scared to death, shaking before Jesus, begging for Him not to throw them in. I look forward to the day when He does cast Satan and his minions into the Lake of Fire.

Powerful message faithfully and fearlessly preached. Thank God for men of the caliber of Dr. Meyers. “Wake up world”

Blessed again under your ministry. Thrilled and inspired as I listened to each sermon in this series. God bless you Dr. Meyers. May Almighty God continue to bless you and use you for the glory of His name.

Really blessed and challenged by this tremendous message on “revival” Thank you pastor Jeff for your forthright and faithful presentation of what may be surprising but undeniable truths. Have been greatly encouraged and truly blessed under your teaching.

For many years I have merely been committed. Lord from this moment on May I be a totally surrendered follower of your Son. Thank you Dr. Meyers for a truly challenging and inspiring sermon.

Thank you pastor Jeff for an enlightening and powerful challenging exposition of this very well known portion of God’s word. May God bless you as you continue to labour for the glory of His name.

Great message. Brought back memories to me as I heard a pastor one time ask someone what schools they went to and what professors they studied under when this person disagreed with them on a point in Scripture. All the while he knew they did not go to school. I am in favor of always learning we must be careful not to elevate those things as a measure of someone's spiritual qualifications.

Been telling this to people for Yeats. First time I have heard in a sermon. Thank you.Kim Wojcinski.