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Date(s) - December 24, 2017 6:00 pm
Sunday, December 24, 2017 - Sunday, December 24, 2017
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Rose Barracks Cavalry Chapel
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Come and join us for an evening service as we celebrate what’s almost certainly the 1,989th Christmas mankind has celebrated.
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A fantastic message for everyone, and especially pastors. I'll just copy/paste the message's description from the website: "All preachers are to be evangelists because all preaching should be Christ-centered, but how is the message of the Gospel to be communicated? To answer this question, the pastor must consider the goal of preaching. In this message, David Robertson equips pastors with basic principles to help them to teach in a way that leaves the listener dwelling on a great God rather than a great preacher."
We all need to be ready to answer the "pro-gay Christian." We all know that we need to be ready to give a defense as more and more people abandon the Faith over this subject in the years to come. There are several subjects dealt with in today's message, but Dr. White again shows us here a wonderful way to refute the fallacious arguments of the LGBTQ crowd.
If you've not seen it yet, you should see this show. The Chosen is a phenomenal TV series that I wanted to recommend to you all today. You can use the link above to watch it online, or go to the App Store or Play Store (etc.) and download the "Chosen App" for free anytime. It costs nothing to watch, but you can- and if you're blessed by it you should- support it financially if you like. My family and I have thoroughly enjoyed this series so far. I hope you do too!
Not an overstatement to say that this sermon shaped my eternal life decades ago. I don't care what you say about the late Leonard Ravenhill. We'll always have this sermon. It's called, "The Judgment Seat of Christ." I'd love to share it with you!
Christians fight against abortion.
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