Yes. That’s right. I’ve been a Christian for nearly 18 years and a pastor for over 10, yet 3 years ago I became sober—minded! On July 31st of 2005, Ray Comfort taught “Hell’s Best Kept Secret” at our church. And after hearing it—and applying it—I felt that I was born again, again. On that night he
Meet at Hope Chapel this Saturday to carpool to see Ray Comfort at noon. We will leave promptly at 12:15, returning at approximately 5:30. See ya then!
My friend, Brian Metzger, is a public school teacher in the the L.A. area who has found a great way to share his faith using “solid curriculum [that is] within the parameters of church/state separation.” Maybe other faithful servants in this arena of education will be as bold. (This is part 3 of my “Sinners
What’s it like to preach the most famous American sermon, written nearly 300 years ago, to a contemporary congregation of about 1200 people? What would the reaction be? How many would walk out? Would anyone repent and trust in the Savior or would they fall asleep in their chairs? Might they even stone the preacher?
Preaching Jonathan Edwards, Part 2
(Read part 1 here.) The irony was delicious. Over the weekend “Bam Bam” Bentley was preaching “another Gospel” to the snookered minions believing that they were attending an actual real revival, while 20 miles to the south, the sermon that actually brought about a true revival, The Great Awakening 267 years ago, was being read.
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