Great Sermon! I thank God for Dr. Paisley and his faithfulness to God's word.
I thank God for men like this who preach in the power of the Holy spirit and encourage the Joy of Our Salvation. "Behold the Lamb of God". God's lamb who takes away my sin.
Great Sermon! This is an anchor you don’t want to miss. It is a manual on how to die. It is a heartening message from the mine of Dr Cairns to begin an intimate and steadfast walk that would train us in preparedness for the final step into eternity. No need to tremble at the gate of death. Embracing the exhortations from Dr Cairns pithy message will earn for us the embrace into the Everlasting Arms. I never thought so much could be gained from a 25-minute hearing. I'm going to listen to it again and often. Thank you.
Wow! I highly appreciate the serious and thought-provoking way Dr. cairns speaks of marriage in this ceremony. Too many preachers take it lightly as a covenant.
Many Thanks!
Salvation Belongs Unto The Lord Praise the Lord for this message!!! Those who are discouraged for stubborn love ones and friends to the Gospel Call, we still have the hope in our God. Let us press on in bended knees. And the Lord will have His way.
Great Sermon! Dr Cairns gives an outline of the march of history of the last century and tells of the sinister buildup of forces bent on the elimination of the true gospel. He brings into focus the various groups that deny the true gospel, largely the ecumenical movement, leading in part to the culmination of the present-day apostasy. What can Christ’s follower do to oppose the enemy? “For the Lord Almighty has purposed, and who can thwart him? His hand is stretched out, and who can turn it back?” Feed your faith.
Listen to this sermon commendably presented by Dr Cairns. Thank you.
Exhortation For Fighting The Battle A sermon well worth hearing to exhort us to keep being faithful to the Lord Jesus Christ, remembering who and what our enemies are, and remembering the glorious cause of Christ we serve and stand for. I was blessed and given more strength for the battle.
Great Sermon! Dr Cairns shows how we can usher ourselves into the presence of the Father and how to cultivate and maintain the route. The discipline, challenge and empowerment of meeting our desire to pray are covered in this compelling capsule of a message. Dr Cairns has opened yet another vista of kingdom living. Thank you.
Great Sermon For the Battle Worn! Dr. Cairns,
This sermon was a blessing and encouragement, and we thank the LORD for listening to it today when we needed it. It confirmed a lot of battle worn symptoms that we have been going through. May God bless you in service unto Him.
Sincerely in Christ,
Robert & Marjorie Vidal
Psalm 119 KJV
Excelent Sermon! It really changed the way i used to look at music. Until now i though i know why the foundamentalist christians fight against the rock music in the churches but i didn't. i just realised how important is to keep the churche pure without the influence of world in it.
after i listened this sermon,i preached in a litle vilage churche and my pastor told me: i am proud of you. This is your first real sermon. This sermon just changed me at all. Thank you and God bless you. I am very happy
Reflecting or Radiating God's Glory? The sermon gave a good description of light using examples from the Scriptures,
and showing how the Reformation brought the world out of darkness into light.
I liked the quotation from Rev 21:23 -- And the city had no need of the sun,
neither of the moon, to shine in it: for the glory of God did lighten it, and
the Lamb is the light thereof. Amen! I would take issue with only one assertion --
that Christians are to reflect the light of God. Let me comment on that by
quoting from a page from my web site www.mysteryofGod.net:
One sunny February morning in 1973, on a flight from Minnesota to Florida,
I made the following attempt at poetry.
As I look down from lofty heights,
My eyes can see some brilliant lights.
The source is not from down below,
But up above -- the solar glow.
The brilliance of the sun I see,
In creeks and rivers, lakes and sea.
The water moves along its way,
Constrained by banks of sand and clay.
May I reflect Your glory, Lord,
As these things do the sun;
And may Your Spirit guide my life,
As on my course I run.
This poem illustrates well the ignorance of the Mystery that was in me three
decades ago, and I believe currently pervades the Church. Can you detect a
difference in theology between the poem and the rest of the site? Hint: [Col
1:27] ‘To whom God would make known what is the riches of the glory of this
mystery among the Gentiles; which is Christ in you, the hope of glory’.
My prayer then was that I might reflect the Lord’s glory. That assumes that the
Lord is external to the believer. Paul prayed that we might understand the
mystery that Christ is in us. My prayer now -- for myself as well as you the
reader -- is that we might radiate the glory of the indwelling Christ.
A most sobering and powerful message You will soon find your attention riveted to your speaker as Dr. Cairns expounds this text. I thought I could take care of some business while listening to his sermon in the background but soon found myself not being able to do anything but listen to every word he had to say. His comments about the Sept. 11 WTC bombing are particularly powerful. His eloquent application of the text is gripping and compeling to both sinner and saint to get right with God. This is a MUST hear message. Thank you, Dr. Cairns, for preaching it. That was absolutely tremendous and eye-opening.
Great Sermon! Dr Cairns' message is profound yet its meaning is clear and hard-hitting. With the pressing acceleration of world calamaties and disasters, we have never needed such a message as now to help us in our understanding of the times. It is a comfort to know we are not going to be run over. Thank God, He sent this timely message through Dr Cairns.
Great Sermon! Excellent sermon. Needs to be preached more often. i believe the
present existing lifestyle has to
many allurements that man thinks he
he cannot do without or has not
stopped to consider where and with
who shall his moral account be
settled at the end of his travel
i believe more people should visit
cemetaries more often and take stock
of physical finality. all have an
appointment there unless Jesus takes'one home suddenly,the catching
up of the saints. Thanks for an
excellent presentation. Our value
system certainly need's an overhaul
wouldn't you say ?? Bro. Joe
Thank God!!! Most of the points made in this series on baptism I already knew, but what Dr. Barrett adds to the debate between paedo and credobaptism is overwhelming grace and charity.
Excellent Sermon Sir! Mr Alan Cairns,
Hallelujah! This was an outstanding sermon Sir. Praise God that there are preachers in the world who will speak the truth as it is in Christ. Amen!
We need to contend for the faith earnestly and vehemently.
Thank you so much Mr. Cairns.
Great Sermon! This was the first sermon from Dr. Alan Cairns that I had ever heard. The verses he expounded were made clear to me for the first time. I have been a Christian for 24 years and had read those verses often and wondered what they meant.