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Dr David Garner | Reflecting on 50 Years of the PCA
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Dr David Garner | Reflecting on 50 Years of the PCA
Dr David Strain | Reflecting on 50 Years of the PCA
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Dr David Strain | Reflecting on 50 Years of the PCA
Dr Harry Reeder | Reflecting on 50 Years of the PCA
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Dr Harry Reeder | Reflecting on 50 Years of the PCA
Dr Jonathan Master | Reflecting on 50 Years of the PCA
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Dr Jonathan Master | Reflecting on 50 Years of the PCA
Dr Kevin DeYoung | Reflecting on 50 Years of the PCA
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Dr Kevin DeYoung | Reflecting on 50 Years of the PCA
Session 8: Back to the Basics -- Reforming the Reformed Church
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Rev. Christopher Gordon was ordained to the Ministry of the Word in October 2004. Rev. Gordon is a native of Central California, and prior to answering God’s call into the ministry, he was a high school Bible teacher in the central Californian valley. He was the pastor of the Lynden United Reformed Church from 2004-2012 and in 2012 he accepted a call as preaching pastor of the Escondido United ...
Session 7: Food for Hungry Souls: Sacramental Meditations of Rev. John Willison (1680-1750)
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Dr. Jon D. Payne is Senior Pastor of Christ Church Presbyterian (PCA) in Charleston, South Carolina. Since 2015 he has served as the Executive Coordinator of the Gospel Reformation Network (GRN). He also serves as a trustee of Westminster Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Newcastle, UK and of the Banner of Truth Trust. Dr. Payne is series co-editor of the Lectio Continua Expository Commentar...
Session 6: Preaching Sanctification: The Whole Gospel for the Whole Man
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Dr. Harry L. Reeder, III is the Senior Pastor at Briarwood Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Birmingham, AL. He is the author of a number of books on leadership and church revitalization. Dr. Reeder has several daily Podcast Programs - In Perspective - a thirty-minute expository study of the Scripture; Today in Perspective - a ten minute look at current news through the lens of Scripture; and Fresh ...
Session 4: Panel Discussion / Question & Answer
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Session 4: Panel Discussion / Question & Answer
Session 1: The PCA at 50: O Lord, Will You Not Revive Us Again?
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Dr. Peter Lillback serves as President and Professor of Historical Theology and Church History at Westminster Theological Seminary and is a Teaching Elder in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). He also serves as the President Emeritus and Founder of The Providence Forum and Senior Editor of the Unio cum Christo: An International Journal of Reformed Theology and Life. Prior to assuming the...
Session 5: A Second Path to Apostasy: Warnings from Paul’s Letters to Corinthian Church
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Dr. O. Palmer Robertson is a founding Teaching Elder in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) and has served in various ministerial and academic capacities both in the United States and in the foreign mission field. He is the author of numerous books and articles, including The Christ of the Covenants, The Christ of the Prophets, The Christ of Wisdom, and The Flow of the Psalms. For many yea...
Session 2: Training Future Ministers: Lessons from Old Princeton
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Dr. Jonathan L. Master serves as President of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Greenville, SC and is a Teaching Elder in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). He is a Trustee of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, a member of the Gospel Reformation Network (GRN) Executive Council, and Associate Editor of the Banner of Truth Magazine. He has pastored churches in New Jerse...
Session 3: Antinomianism: An Old and Familiar Foe
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Kevin DeYoung is the senior pastor at Christ Covenant Church (PCA) in Matthews, North Carolina and Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary (Charlotte). Kevin holds an M.Div. from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and received his Ph.D. in history at the University of Leicester (UK). In addition to being a regular columnist for World Opinions, Kevin hosts th...
Healthy Reformed Churches
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Healthy Reformed Churches
Session 06 | Amazing Grace: Reflections on 40 Years of Ministry in the PCA | Dr. Harry Reeder
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Session 06 | Amazing Grace: Reflections on 40 Years of Ministry in the PCA | Dr. Harry Reeder
Session 05 | Don’t Shrink Back! Holy Courage & Gospel Confidence in a Secular Age | Dr. Jon D. Payne
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Session 05 | Don’t Shrink Back! Holy Courage & Gospel Confidence in a Secular Age | Dr. Jon D. Payne
Session 07 | The History and Theological Declension of the Church of Scotland | Ian Hamilton
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Session 07 | The History and Theological Declension of the Church of Scotland | Ian Hamilton
Session 08 | Recovering Biblical Leadership in the Public Worship of God | Richard Phillips
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Session 08 | Recovering Biblical Leadership in the Public Worship of God | Richard Phillips
Session 09 | Panel Discussion on current issues facing the PCA
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Session 09 | Panel Discussion on current issues facing the PCA
Session 04 | He Will Surely Do It: The Love of God & Progressive Sanctification | Dr. David Strain
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Session 04 | He Will Surely Do It: The Love of God & Progressive Sanctification | Dr. David Strain
Session 03 | A Noble Task: Enduring Lessons on the Ruling Elder from Samuel Miller | Mr. Mel Duncan
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Session 03 | A Noble Task: Enduring Lessons on the Ruling Elder from Samuel Miller | Mr. Mel Duncan
Session 02 | Pay Careful Attention: Life and Doctrine in the Gospel Minister | Dr. Jonny Gibson
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Session 02 | Pay Careful Attention: Life and Doctrine in the Gospel Minister | Dr. Jonny Gibson
Session 01 | You Must Be Born Again!: Recovering Proclamation on the New Birth | Dr. Jonathan Master
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Session 01 | You Must Be Born Again!: Recovering Proclamation on the New Birth | Dr. Jonathan Master
Gospel Reformation Network 2022 National Conference & PCA General Assembly Luncheon
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Gospel Reformation Network 2022 National Conference & PCA General Assembly Luncheon
The Pastor & His Books
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The Pastor & His Books
The Gospel Issues of Revoice & Gay Christianity
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The Gospel Issues of Revoice & Gay Christianity
O Church, Arise (03) - Rev. Jason Helopoulos | Calvin’s Company of Pastors
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O Church, Arise (03) - Rev. Jason Helopoulos | Calvin’s Company of Pastors
O Church, Arise - Payne, Duncan, Garner, Greco, DeYoung, Helopoulos, Reeder, Strain | Discussion
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O Church, Arise - Payne, Duncan, Garner, Greco, DeYoung, Helopoulos, Reeder, Strain | Discussion
O Church, Arise (06) - Dr. Harry Reeder | Christ’s Church
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O Church, Arise (06) - Dr. Harry Reeder | Christ’s Church

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @patrickc3419
    @patrickc3419 6 місяців тому

    Am always edified and blessed listening to Joel Beeke.

  • @timmysiu
    @timmysiu 7 місяців тому

    🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 04:58 🙏 *Historical Context and Prayer* - Dr. Ian Hamilton sets the historical context and initiates the session with a prayer. - Emphasizes drawing near to God, seeking His truth, and shaping lives to glorify God. 05:12 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 *Church of Scotland's History (1560-1843)* - The establishment of the Church of Scotland in 1560 marked by the Scottish Reformation. - Emphasis on worship according to the Bible, the regulative principle, and resistance against imposition by the state. - Shifts in theological landscape from the 17th to the 19th century, marked by moderatism and subsequent evangelical resurgence. 18:43 📜 *Doctrinal Shifts and Theological Challenges (18th-20th Century)* - Emergence of theological moderatism, influenced by the European Enlightenment, leading to a departure from scriptural worship. - The impact of Thomas Chalmers and the subsequent evangelical revival. - Challenges posed by German higher criticism and the liberal theological shift, leading to doctrinal alterations within the Church of Scotland Free. 28:43 🏛️ *Contemporary Ecclesiastical Landscape* - The present-day scenario of the Church of Scotland and its denominational divisions. - The theological stance, numerical strength, and doctrinal liberalism within different Presbyterian denominations. - Dr. Hamilton's personal trajectory and convictions, emphasizing a Catholic-spirited Reformed Presbyterian identity. 30:01 ⛪️ *Modern Tragedy of Evangelicalism in the Church of Scotland* - Dr. Hamilton's perspective on the struggles faced by evangelicalism within the Church of Scotland post-World War II. - The narrative of William Still's transformative ministry in Aberdeen after the Second World War, confronting decline and revival. 31:25 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 *William Still's Impact on Gilcomston South Church* - William Still transitions from evangelistic rallies to nurturing the church. - Gilcomston South Church's transformation began with a focus on prayer and the ministry of the Word. - Influence of Still's teachings on Sinclair Ferguson's spiritual journey. 34:28 📖 *The Crieff Brotherhood and Evangelical Progress* - Establishment of the Crieff Brotherhood to restore expository preaching and Westminster standards. - Evangelical growth and impact on ministers entering the ministry. - Strategy of quiet infiltration for evangelical progress within the Church of Scotland. 37:35 🌐 *Evangelical Response to Church of Scotland's Shifts* - Pressure on evangelicals to conform to the Church's decisions on ordaining women. - The pivotal 1989 conference and the challenge of engaging in evangelical statesmanship. - The decision-making process and its implications for biblical fidelity. 42:31 💬 *Departure from the Church of Scotland Over Same-Sex Relationships* - Departure of some ministers over issues with the Church's stance on same-sex relationships. - Emphasis on the overarching problem being about scriptural authority and sufficiency. - A reflection on the key issue behind departures and confrontations within the Church. 45:02 🤔 *Lessons and Reflections on Church Conflicts* - Caution against undue trust in leaders and reluctance to critique senior figures. - Prioritizing evangelical obedience over statesmanship and engagement. - Advocacy for courageous confrontation and biblical application within congregations. Made with HARPA AI

  • @HimynameisJermHicks
    @HimynameisJermHicks 7 місяців тому

    You have so many commercial interruptions it's hard to pay attention. Do you have any commercial free audio versions?

  • @mdkutzler8495
    @mdkutzler8495 8 місяців тому

    Neil Stewart never fails to deliver on providing Spirit filled wisdom and encouragement..

  • @photographer157
    @photographer157 8 місяців тому

    Great stuff, gents. The only issue is that hearing the questions from the congregation is very hard on UA-cam. Maybe next time you could have a mic for questions from the floor or else have the chair of the discussion repeat it.

  • @DavidKfilmmaker
    @DavidKfilmmaker 10 місяців тому

    We lost a good one

    • @rhondae8222
      @rhondae8222 8 місяців тому

      We sure did. I look forward to seeing Pastor Harry Reeder in Heaven. Praise God (Christ).

  • @user-xl4um4ou5l
    @user-xl4um4ou5l 10 місяців тому

    The churches need to hear this message. We are in desperate times as some denominations embrace antinomianism.

    • @wiekhiongwong548
      @wiekhiongwong548 9 місяців тому

      Agree. Actually those who embrace antinomianism or legalism need to hear this, as either of them usually comes in a subtle way nowadays.

  • @user-xl4um4ou5l
    @user-xl4um4ou5l 10 місяців тому

    This is a great message and is needed so desperately at this time. Amen!

  • @ronlanter6906
    @ronlanter6906 11 місяців тому

    I really enjoyed this. Praise God (Father, Son, Holy Spirit) that even for all the evil that flows through the internet, His message comes through *LOUD & CLEAR* ✝✝✝ We are commanded to keep the Body "our local church" doctrinally pure. Gal. 1:6-8 Acts 20:28-30 1 Tim. 1:18-20 2 Tim. 2:17-18 2 Peter 2:1-15 In my home town of St Louis, MO: 1. Greg Johnson, the lead pastor for Memorial Presbyterian Church PCA in St. Louis is a practicing homosexual 2. By now, everyone has heard of Revoice, an LGBT PCA church in St Louis The WOKE agenda is the latest secular pile of lies that many are falling for as truth.

  • @greghoadley1815
    @greghoadley1815 11 місяців тому

    Excellent, as always, from Dr. Beeke. Well done, and God honoring.

  • @JCATG
    @JCATG 11 місяців тому

    Amen.

    • @JCATG
      @JCATG 11 місяців тому

      May God bless your organization for His Name.

  • @AslanRising
    @AslanRising Рік тому

    I'd welcome some thoughts on this. I have always used the language the the Law points us to Christ, but for some reason listening to this it hit me that this is not quite accurate. The Law (moral law) cannot POINT to Christ in the Gospel, as the Law contains no Gospel. It seems better to say that the Law drives us to see the sinfulness of sin, our need etc., leaving us prepared for Christ in the Gospel. But this means that we must hear the Gospel at this point, otherwise all we'll hear is the just condemnation of Gods Law.

  • @charlesstover1520
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    Thank you Dr. Reeder.

  • @InChristalone737
    @InChristalone737 Рік тому

    It would be helpful if we could get a microphone for the people asking the questions

  • @InChristalone737
    @InChristalone737 Рік тому

    This should be played at Harry’s funeral.

  • @dbillswvnccdbillswvncc3985

    Excellent content GRN. Do you have control over the amount of ads? This was interrupted more frequently than other sources-about every 5 to 8 minutes or so.

  • @ReformedVosian121
    @ReformedVosian121 Рік тому

    Absolutely wonderful. Have never read him! Want to now!

  • @BishopEddie5443
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    The Puritans were self-righteous hypocrites committing murder in the name of God against the Native Americans! Anyone that condones killing to steal land, in God's name is deceived and will be judged by God Himself!

  • @christaselig6735
    @christaselig6735 Рік тому

    Dr. Beeke is a "true pastor" indeed; he has been more of a genuine pastor to this stranger in Chicago three hours away than my spineless,,unconvicted, man-pleasing joke of an indifferent WTS lecturer who idolized Tim Keller in the OPC of less than two dozen in Crystal Lake, Illinois ever was to a newly converted lifelong Roman Catholic.

    • @ronlanter6906
      @ronlanter6906 11 місяців тому

      Amen 🙏🏻 May God lead you to His church which you seek. I live in the only liberal county in Southern Illinois and it took me 4 years and COV to find my church in my backyard (Particular "Reformed" Baptist). God bless you ✝✝✝

    • @patrickc3419
      @patrickc3419 6 місяців тому

      Love Joel Beeke. It only took a matter of time for Keller to reveal his true colors.Anyone who still defends him, I tell them to watch on UA-cam his Veritas interview at Columbia U from about 10 or 12 years ago; it was an absolute disaster.

  • @tabithadorcas7763
    @tabithadorcas7763 Рік тому

    Just finished listening to this again. Thank you, Dr. Hamilton. To God be the glory!

  • @jamiejay7633
    @jamiejay7633 Рік тому

    Christian reality is reality. The devil is a counterfeit and that explains Islam, liberal Christianity, and the new woke religion.

  • @jamiejay7633
    @jamiejay7633 Рік тому

    A beautiful word and powerful reminder that we aren't meant to labor alone.

  • @georgeluke6382
    @georgeluke6382 Рік тому

    This seems similar to Doug Wilson's "Rules for Reformers" and "Ploducitivity". Reformers aren't revolutionaries, and plodding in faith that obeys Jesus's commands is how we take the gates of hell.

  • @markusw.2690
    @markusw.2690 Рік тому

    Amen!

  • @HM-vj5ll
    @HM-vj5ll Рік тому

    Amen Amen.

  • @danreichenberg5249
    @danreichenberg5249 Рік тому

    I've thought about the issue a great deal, and I've come to the conclusion that when you discuss why women shouldn't be allowed to lead worship, you shouldn't start with 1 Timothy 2 or 1 Corinthians 14, but with Romans 4 and Genesis 22. People don't obey 1 Timothy 2 or 1 Corinthians 14 because it doesn't make sense to them. Women can be smart and articulate, why shouldn't they be allowed to lead worship in some capacity? But, in Genesis 22 Abraham obeys God by being willing to sacrifice Isaac, even though it contradicted everything God had told him beforehand. "God said, 'No, but Sarah, your wife, will bear you a son. You shall call his name Isaac. I will establish my covenant with him for an everlasting covenant for his offspring after him.'" (Genesis 17:19) "He said, 'Now take your son, your only son, Isaac, whom you love, and go into the land of Moriah. Offer him there as a burnt offering on one of the mountains which I will tell you of.'" (Genesis 22:2) So we, as Abrahams seed (Galatians 3:29), need to obey God, not because it makes sense to us, but because God commands it. "Abraham believed God and it was accounted unto him as righteousness." (Romans 4:3) And, that faith was justified by his obedience. (James 2:21-24, Hebrews 11:17-19) We have to ask our brothers and sisters in Christ: If you truly have faith in God, why aren't you willing to obey Him?

  • @blairwillis9199
    @blairwillis9199 Рік тому

    yes, we have black grandchildren too. It may be a hard world for them growing up in a white family in a small rural town. We will love them with all the love God has poured out into our hearts by the Holy Spirit (Romans 5) and know this belongs to the Lord in his Providence. Thank you for your message, sir.

    • @rhondae8222
      @rhondae8222 Рік тому

      I agree that Black people who are born in America are not African but Black American. I am Black and I was born in America; therefore, I am not African. Furthermore, this race issue will continue to exist until this world comes to an end. Only God (Christ) can abolish race and racism. However, it appears to me that only Black men are offended by, and ashamed of their race, especially, the dark-skinned Black males. The collective of Black men, especially the brown and dark -skinned ones are very colorist to begin with. For decades Black men have been hating on their dark-skinned counterparts (Black women), calling them ugly, masculine, burnt, tar baby. Black male celebrities are forever degrading and bashing Black women in their rap music and videos, while praising and uplifting White women and non-Black women, even in Black movies. Black comedians are forever degrading Black women. So, why aren't you talking about that? The whole world knows that most, if not all, Black men hate being Black and that they want to be White. This is also depicted by Black men bleaching their skin to whiten it. The only reason you see some Black women doing it, is because the Black men worship White women and "Whiteness", and they are trying to fit in. This is not to say that all Black women are desperate for Black men, on the contrary. However, many Black women have accepted the fact that Black men want White women and non-Black women and mixed children. This is why you see Black male athletes and Black male celebrities dating and marrying out of their race three times the rate of other races and ethnicities of both men and women, which is extremely embarrassing to say the least. Black men are the ones who started this White worshipping and colorism. I don't see any other group of people doing this as a whole. Also, if I might add, Black men are good at fornicating with multiple women, making multiple baby mamas, making multiple out-of-wedlock babies, abusing women and children, and abandoning them. The collective of Black men only live for food, sex, entertainment, drugs, and violence. The late actor, John Wayne, was correct when he said that Black men are like children who need the White man to take care of them. John Wayne spoke no lie. TBT

  • @user-cu3xn4xj3i
    @user-cu3xn4xj3i Рік тому

    It reminds me of Satan trying to create a Baphomet world destroying God creation. It's sad.

  • @zach2980
    @zach2980 Рік тому

    Ireland had it’s recent wake-up call to the bs of Christianity, I suspect the United States is close behind.

  • @zach2980
    @zach2980 Рік тому

    Do these fellas realize that sex is undermined at birth for some 2% of infants? Some are born with both sex organs. Are they gonna pull a Crocodile Dundee and be grabbing peoples’ crouches to determine the appropriate pronoun? 😂 As if that would even be effective.

    • @concernedcitizen3725
      @concernedcitizen3725 Рік тому

      The DNA should inform the family. In any case, they can use first name until the gender is established. I would think for some of these cases the biology for one gender is more prominant. For those where it is not prominant and DNA has not been determined, I am sure they would recognize the choice of gender the family has decided in terms of rearing the child.

  • @mdkutzler8495
    @mdkutzler8495 2 роки тому

    For the first fifty years of my life I was a member of the Lutheran Church (ELCA) and I witnessed how the beginning movement in the '80s to adopt a, Reconciled in Christ, approach gave entree to acceptance of gay Christians. Then came along gay Pastors were okay if they were non-practicing. Fast forward to the second decade of the twenty-first century and having a gay or lesbian pastor is considered perfectly normal. I fled to the Lutheran Church-Wisconsin Synod which still accepts Scripture as inerrant. My next move is to the PCA for what I feel and see as a natural progression to higher learning. God be praised that in 2021, the Revoice Movement was rejected because a foot in the door is no different than leaving it wide open. No doubt the assaults will continue.

    • @js1423
      @js1423 8 місяців тому

      Wait, are you trying to deny the reality of natural sexual orientations in favor of religious dogma?

  • @Apeleutheros80
    @Apeleutheros80 2 роки тому

    This was a great message. We need more of this.

  • @JohnBrown-zv6yb
    @JohnBrown-zv6yb 2 роки тому

    A man of conviction

  • @RobertHickok
    @RobertHickok 2 роки тому

    This is good speaking. I hope the PCA listens up.

  • @tabithadorcas7763
    @tabithadorcas7763 2 роки тому

    Thank you, Rev. Hamilton!

  • @nsxanders
    @nsxanders 2 роки тому

    Jason and David are both wrong. Rugby is the best football. 😁

  • @tabithadorcas7763
    @tabithadorcas7763 2 роки тому

    Thank you, Dr. Payne for speaking the truth boldly!

  • @tabithadorcas7763
    @tabithadorcas7763 2 роки тому

    I agree! Thanks for posting!

  • @jandrost4664
    @jandrost4664 2 роки тому

    WE MUST BE BORN AGAIN You are born again when you are like Jesus. Then you are sinless 1 John 2: 3 And hereby we do know that we know him, if we keep his commandments. 4 He that saith, I know him, and keepeth not his commandments, is a liar, and the truth is not in him. 5 But whoso keepeth his word, in him verily is the love of God perfected: hereby know we that we are in him. 6 He that saith he abideth in him ought himself also so to walk, even as he walked. We must be born again! Then Jesus has baptized you with the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit do not let you sin anymore!!! To become born again you have to repent and ask Jesus forgiveness for your sins or ask Jesus in your heart! A really born again Christian has no future sins!! He is perfect, righteous and the light of the world. Please study : 1 John 3, Romans 6:6, Romans 8, Gal 5, Eph 4 , Eph 5 and Titus 2:14! I’ll give you my testimony: 16 May 2011 , I asked Jesus in my heart. I was ill at the time. Overstrained or burne out and very restless. I then felt a vibration going through my body from my head to my toes. Immediately afterwards I became very calm. The next morning I was again very restless. This lasted about a week. I then had a dream that I lived in a prison. And a voice then said to me that the devil had to get out of me. I then prayed for the devil to leave me. Immediately afterwards I felt that same vibration from head to toe again and at the end of it a voice said: you are now free! and now start reading the bible. Suddenly I felt a lot of peace and love. I was changed from a sinful, selfish person to a born again Christian with a lot of love for the other. And experienced a lot of rest. When Jesus has made you free, you are free from sin and free from death. Afterwards my illness was the best thing that happened to me.

  • @carlmoore6674
    @carlmoore6674 2 роки тому

    Wow! What an awesome message!!!!

  • @jeanarmstrong4182
    @jeanarmstrong4182 2 роки тому

    Greatly appreciate how you explain and outline that this is I first order gospel issue.

  • @MiyagiNariyoshi
    @MiyagiNariyoshi 2 роки тому

    Great sermon. 👍

  • @jasonscroger5065
    @jasonscroger5065 2 роки тому

    Love this - just be faithful

  • @yourmilitaryadvisor
    @yourmilitaryadvisor 2 роки тому

    Yes, what a servant of the Lord Dr. Beeke is! PS He also sold me a copy of "papa Brakel's" The Christian's Reasonable Service and one of Meet the Puritans the first time we met! :o)

  • @nicholascripps1378
    @nicholascripps1378 2 роки тому

    I would like to argue why I don’t think repentance means a change of sexual orientation. Firstly, in my unrepentant state, when I see an attractive man, I would instantly lust and play sexual scenarios in my head. Now, when I see an attractive guy, I take a deep breath, pray to God to deal with the temptation and leave it at that. Is that not repentant in itself? If I understand from what you are saying, the mere fact that I found a man attractive is already sin in itself. Let me put forward another analogy. If a heterosexual man finds a woman who is not his wife attractive, but does not proceed to have lustful thoughts, is he still unrepentant?

    • @classicchristianliterature
      @classicchristianliterature 2 роки тому

      I think even the best that we can do still falls short of God's glory and we sin in ways we don't even know. You have picked up on something - repentance is continual. Christians live lives of repentance. We have never "arrived" until we are glorified in heaven.

  • @clarkemorledge2398
    @clarkemorledge2398 2 роки тому

    I appreciate the desire here to push back on a culture that is undermining the church, but it just seems like the targeting of Revoice is an unhelpful way of going about it. For example, in this talk the speaker contends that Revoice does not teach about the mortification of the flesh, from Romans 8:13. Can anyone point to any particular statement made by a Revoice teacher to substantiate this claim? I have read several books published by various Revoice teachers that say the opposite, that emphatically emphasize the mortification of the flesh. Unless I am missing something, there appears to be a disconnect here.

  • @Shabeck100
    @Shabeck100 2 роки тому

    Exceptions ought to be exceptional...exactly. Worth the whole message.

  • @charlesstover1520
    @charlesstover1520 3 роки тому

    An incredibly helpful lecture. I encourage everyone to pick up “What is the mission of the church?” By Deyoung and Gilbert as well. A much needed discussion within the PCA.

  • @markdawes5468
    @markdawes5468 3 роки тому

    I have listened to this many times. Full of truth. May Christ continue to bless greatly Dr. David McWilliams.

  • @justme0368
    @justme0368 3 роки тому

    WOW. Thank you, Dr. Reeder.