Word for the World

This was a wonderful sermon. The whole series is great, but this one was especially beautiful. Thank you!

I just listened to 3 of your teachings on Ezekiel the 1st and the last two. I just want to say THANK YOU and God bless you.

So uplifting. Spurring us onward and upward . And outward.

Excellent! Thank you!!

Thank you pastor VanHeukelum! This is an awesome message (series) dedicated to the awesome God of wonders, of which there is no other!!!

Wonderfully convicting message! Loved the worship intro as well.... thank you!May the Lord be forever praised as we worship him and glorify his holy name! Blessed is your service to him.

Pastor VanHeukelum, I have thoroughly enjoyed every part of this series and was struck by the beginning of this closing message with the though that '"I believe" the Lord loves your worship of him, equally as he does your service for him, and your heart.'Blessings to you and your entire family of faith!

*twelve years removed from the present day

Excellent series, Pastor Vanheukelum! Although sixteen years removed from the present day, it corroborates all that has been stirring within my heart as I am presently leaving a covenantal congregation and in search of a new family. God bless you!

Found you on sermon audio. I have been listening daily to your sermons especially Ezekiel

What a blessing this teaching is. So much to learn! And live! Thank you.

The simplicity of the delivery served to increase the impact of the truth which was shared.

Great Sermon!!! Very refreshing...

Finally, I caught up with you. Again you are hitytint the nail on the head. Keep it up Jesusn Christ is the key. to everything. He is the truth that sets me free,You are making it clear that He should be in all of our conversations. What an opportunity God has given us to be on the victory side. Yoiu are an eternal friend for you are a gift from God. Praying for you and Lynette is a joy.I hope every missionary hears this message,and church member. God bless yuu

A message about living in an impressive world, of which God's people wants to be part, a message about temptations and violating the standards of God. However, I do not agree with the preacher's interpretation here: he says Mordecai volunteered to send Esther to the palace for a life of success. I understand from the text that the girls were taken by authorities against their and their parents (or tutors) will.