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05.17.2012
Added John Ogwyn's 2002 sermon Lessons From Ruth. Pre-Pentecost sermon. Ogwyn gives a very listenable narrative and commentary on the story of Ruth, its setting in the time of the judges, and the many lessons that can be learned from it, including faith, encouragement, patience, hope. He also shows how it is related to Pentecost and how the story symbolizes God's plan of salvation.
05.16.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 1996 sermon Obstructionism vs Work. Lesson number 1 for people who hope to win in whatever they do. An inspiring look at Nehemiah and his persistence on overcoming obstacles to do God’s work.
05.13.2012
Added John Ogwyn's 1980 sermon The 6th Commandment. Ogwyn looks at the 6th commandment in many ways, angles, and aspects. He tracks the history of violence from Genesis to today, and the future of violence. Violence is even in our entertainment. We should not be entertained by sin. Why so much violence? How will peace be brought about? It is not enough to simply avoid murder, but we must be peacemakers. The spirit of the law expands the law beyond the letter. The purpose of civil government. There will be a day when war will not be learned. That should be our aim now.
04.29.2012
Added Ron Dart's 1986 sermon HWA - Remembered. Two days after Herbert W. Armstrong's death, Dart talks about Armstrong's vision, his legacy, and his accomplishments with respect, and at times with fondness. Included are stories of Dart's personal time with Armstrong, beginning as a student at Ambassador College, and later at the Bricket Wood campus. He does note some of the remarkable differences between the church in the 50s and 60s and what it became in the 70s and 80s, specifically concerning tolerance, church government, HWA as an apostle, and more. He suggests that 1967 is the time when things changed, although he does not talk about any of the negatives. Noting WCG's two-fold commission, Dart also addresses the error that many hold today in thinking "It doesn't matter what we do because God is going to call who He is going to call anyway." Also updated 1986 zipped file.
04.26.2012
Added John Ogwyn's 1995 sermon 7 Keys for Growth. Ogwyn chronicles the story of Jacob and how he was not very dedicated to God but repented and changed, as we are to do. Real change must come from the heart, not outward appearance. Ogwyn then outlines seven keys (including forgiveness and gratitude) that will help anyone to grow spiritually, if followed.
04.23.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 1996 sermon Keep the Feast. In the midst of the WCG apostasy, Dart asks “Did God scatter the church? Has He done it before?” As the church fragments, it presents opportunities for many to work, not just a few. Was the Feast of Tabernacles the single most unifying thing in Israel? How might the Feast unify us? By bringing all the churches under one umbrella? Or by building relationships between congregations – to know that while they are independent, they are not alone. An excellent explanation of “where God places His name”.
04.21.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 2001 sermon Legalism & Liberty. Dart discusses the tendency of men to enforce their rules on others. The binding and loosing role. The problem with putting judgments and the injunctions of men on a par with the law. Men were condemning based on their own rules, not on the law of God. Paul was not going to obey the rules of men. When Paul talks about freedom, he is not talking about freedom from the law, but about freedom from men’s rules.
04.18.2012
Added John Ogwyn's 1980 sermon The 2nd Commandment. Given in 1980, Ogwyn notes the U.S. prides itself in being a religious country. There are many prohibitions against worshiping God using physical objects, rather than in spirit and truth. worshiping in sincerity is not good enough, it must be sincerity AND truth. Discussed: upright poles, asherah, obelisks. What about pictures of Jesus? They are certainly inaccurate, but are they wrong? Why are images so destructive to the worship of God? What about the cross? OK, but we may not bow down before pictures and idols today, so how does this command affect us?
04.15.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 1998 sermon The Real Work. Dart goes over the land Sabbath, the Jubilee, the year of release as an intro to what Jesus’ work was, that is, specifically, to heal, to feed, to provide the real human needs to the needy. Of course He did more than that, but this is one aspect. If we don’t care for people’s very real human needs, what makes us think we will be given that responsibility in the Kingdom of God?
04.11.2012
Added John Ogwyn's 2003 sermon The Author and Finisher of Our Faith. Given on the Last Day of Unleavened Bread. This day commemorates a day of conquering. Ogwyn relates military victories that occurred on this day. We are told to be conquerors. The only way to rule in the future is to rule ourselves now. Drive and commitment are necessary. How to fight compromise and discouragement, which sap our will. Focus on the big picture – the effort is worth it. Ogwyn gives a strategy to win and to conquer sin. Be strong and of good courage! We have power we can tap!
04.09.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 1988 sermon Frozen Images. An examination of Job’s friends, their beliefs, assumptions, how they saw themselves as theologians, and the flaws in their theology. Did Job deserve his suffering? Did the man born blind in John 9? Does anyone? The book of Job is not about doctrine, theology, or history. It is a poetic drama and must be read that way.
04.08.2012
Added John Ogwyn's 2002 sermon Does Prayer Make a Difference?. An interesting message as Ogwyn relates many great prayers in the Bible with his excellent narrative style and insight. What about prayers that don't work? How do humility and repentance play into answered prayers?
04.07.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 1989 sermon Remembering Passover. Why rituals? The value of repeated memorials. A review of the Exodus 12 Passover. A review of the 14th vs the 15th. Did Jesus take Passover a day early? The difference between the Old Testament Passover and the New Testament Passover. The requirement of circumcision. When did Jesus do the Lord's Supper? Is that Passover? Why the blood? Why the body? Did Jesus do away with the Passover? Did he change it to the Lord's Supper? The great symbols of the Passover and what they mean. What about the night-to-be much observed and the liberation from sin?
04.04.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 1991 sermon Bread of Affliction. During the Days of Unleavened Bread, we are to abstain from leaven – Why? Are we to eat unleavened bread? If so, why? “Unless you drink the blood AND eat the body” – what symbolism is the body? An excellent explanation of why we’re to take up our cross. Why Jesus had to suffer. Why Paul had to suffer. Why we have to suffer. If you are suffering, this sermon is for you.
03.31.2012
Added John Ogwyn sermons The Sacrifice of Our Passover and Take the Passover Worthily. The first one was more difficult to listen to, but both are good for Passover. The sacrifice of our Passover: An in-depth discussion of: The Acts 15 controversy, removal of sins, the purpose of sacrifices (Old Testament and New), being justified before God is only possible with Jesus Christ, the Red Heifer, water of purification, cleansing from dead works. Also, covenants, belief leading to righteousness, inheritors of the last will and testimony of Jesus Christ, the shedding of blood. The law of Moses and all the Old Testament offerings and sacrifices could not take care of the problem of sin. How bad must sin be that the Creator gave up His life to save us from it? "Grace is free, but it didn't come cheap."
Play "The Sacrifice of Our Passover":
Take the Passover Worthily: Ogwyn discusses: Examine self, cleansing self, understanding, motivation, this world's ways. What we love motivates us. Love what God loves. Put to death the ways of the flesh. Mercy over judgment. Humility and its relation to faith.
Play "Take the Passover Worthily":
03.22.2012
Updated the links for the two Young Ambassador video files. These are large (700 MB) files that are suitable for burning to a DVD. They are both about an hour and a half in length. The two files are Festival '83 and Festival '84.03.06.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 1990 sermon First Born in the Passover. A thorough look at birthright, firstborn, and inheritance from Abraham to the resurrection. Includes the law and examples such as Isaac/Ishmael, Jacob/Esau, Israel/Gentiles and how all this ties in to the Passover.
03.02.2012
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 2001 John Ogwyn sermon What Condition is Your Heart In?. A good, self-examination, pre-Passover sermon. How does God see our heart? We can deceive ourselves; our deceitful heart stands in the way of repentance and change. Do you trust in your own heart and impulses? Or in God? Excuses; blaming others. Numerous Biblical examples of hard hearts and repentant hearts. The proud heart as an obstacle to learning and growing. A hard heart. A prepared heart. A Tender heart. Pure in heart. A defiled heart. The law in one’s heart. King Saul’s heart. King David’s heart. The New Covenant replaces the stony heart with one of flesh. Characteristics of this new heart. A believing, trusting heart leads to obedience.
02.28.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 1999 sermon Building the Next Church. The “greater” church of God is built by Jesus and cannot fail. The “lesser” churches are built by men. How do we do that? 1) Found it on Jesus. 2) Embrace the children – they are valuable as they are and for the future. 3) Value each member. The individual is as important as the church. Dart does not address leaving a church, but rather the inevitable necessity of building one. He gives several concrete principles that should be considered when doing so. Included is excellent insight Dart has gained in his nearly 41 years in the Church of God. Given at the 1999 Feast of Tabernacles.
02.24.2012
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 1995 John Ogwyn sermon Moses & Christ - Friends Forever. Ogwyn discusses the unity of Moses and Christ and how they were not opposites. Both taught the law, mercy, judgment. Both were mediators of a covenant. Christ taught was Moses said, and what Moses said came from Christ. Yet, Jesus Christ is about a spiritual transformation. He amplified the law that is now written on the hearts of men rather than tablets of stone. When Christ returns, the Song of Moses and the Song of the Lamb will both be sung, for they are really one song.
02.21.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 2000 sermon The Objective of the Law. Why was the law given? What is its purpose? It was not given so there would be sin, requiring us to repent. No, the law was given to prevent sin. Why? Because sin is destructive to our lives, those around us, our community, and the law exists to tell us not to be destructive. Since the law was law given because it was good for us, why would God do away with it? Did God change? Has man changed? The law is intended to keep us from being reproached. It advises. It gives us liberty. Good judgment. Understanding. Peace. Why would anyone want to do away with the law? "The law of God is the secret to mastering life." Legalism is technically the thought that one can gain salvation by law-keeping. But salvation is not the purpose of the law. It leads us to Jesus Christ. It endures forever, every jot and tittle. Unfortunately, it has often been used by men to control people. Grace is not the opposite of the law, it does not void the law; it gives exceptions to the law. The role of the Old Testament for the Christian. The testimony of God is the Ten Commandments.
02.17.2012
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 1983 John Ogwyn sermon Organization of the Old Testament. How do we know what should be in the Old Testament? What books should be left out? Who decided? When? Ogwyn starts with the words of Jesus and goes from there in an exhaustive, and sometimes exhausting, study of Old Testament canonization.
02.14.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 1997 sermon A Doctrine of Marriage. The ultimate sermon on marriage, Dart addresses all aspects including betrothal, consummation, fornication, covenant, responsibilities, children, formal ceremony, the creation of marriage, and why marriage. “Marriage is one man, one woman, for life.” Biblical laws concerning pre-marital relations, extra-marital relations, remarriage, valid reasons to break the marriage. What constitutes a good marriage? God witnesses the marriage, joins them, and sanctions it. The covenant – vows, promises, and obligations. “Marriage infidelity is treachery of the highest degree.”
02.10.2012
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 2002 John Ogwyn sermon Go Boldly Before God. Ogwyn gives a thorough discussion of the tabernacle, its components, its practices, its purpose. The thrill of going into the temple before God – a thrill we have the opportunity to partake of daily. Our prayers as incense, a guide to prayer. We have such an awesome privilege, paid for in Christ’s blood, to come in and meet with God! Why would we neglect it?
02.06.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 1995 sermon Receive Jesus Christ. Dart gives excellent commentary as he goes through the early chapters of Luke and John, discussing John the Baptist and showing how they all point to who Jesus was. Jesus came to His own and they rejected Him. Would His own reject Him today? What if He came from outside their group or corrected some of their doctrines? Do we realize just who Jesus is? Would you be humble enough to receive Him that you might be a son of God?
02.03.2012
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 2004 John Ogwyn sermon Endure to the End. While Ogwyn does not dismiss the “Gun Lap” mentality directly, this sermon definitely does. Ogwyn relates several good stories and analogies illustrating patience. Also: a definition of tribulation, patient continuance in doing good, delayed gratification, and how to handle the times when we can’t fix things ourselves. To endure you need a vision and desire – how badly do you want it? How did Abraham endure? How do we? What do we really believe with our heart?
02.01.2012
Ron Dart's seminar on Church Relations from 1986 is available for download as a zipped file. A ten-part, interactive seminar led by Ron Dart, with help from Charles Groce that took place in different locations and addresses many issues of importance to the local church: How people relate to one another in the church, how we get along, where things go wrong, tolerance, dealing with problems and conflicts, supporting publicly and addressing privately, working with others, how we function, training, unity vs conformity, utilizing one's gifts, the utter futility of putting on a façade, defending one-another, personal evangelism, the importance of each individual, empowerment of the individual, how the ministry must divest its authority, dealing with wolves, and much more. Individual sessions are available for download on this page.
01.27.2012
John Ogwyn Friday. Added zipped file of sermons #31 - #45.
01.24.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 1996 sermon Thanks From the Heart. Are we truly grateful? How can I show gratitude other than saying thank-you? Where do I get the power to earn wealth? The talent? The skill? The life? We are most grateful when we are most in need. Service to God with joy of heart is an expression of gratitude. If we are stricken, might it be because God is trying to teach us gratitude?
01.20.2012
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 1980 John Ogwyn sermon Judgment. Pre-Passover sermon. The role of judgment in the life of the Christian. Judgment is coming upon this world -- how to avoid that judgment. "If we justify ourselves, God never will." (recording prematurely cuts off at 41 minutes)
01.18.2012
Updated Ron Dart's 1991 sermon Sloth. The slothful were cast into everlasting punishment not because of something they did, but because of what they did not do. Sloth is a serious problem that has severe consequences. Dart discusses many Biblical admonitions and proverbs against sloth. Sloth leads indecisiveness which leads to inaction. Being lazy makes for more work and depression, anxiety, and despair result. Carelessness due to haste is due to sloth. Sloth and excuses. “Sloth is the fundamental sin that causes us to give up.” Self-starting and self-motivation lead to productivity and wealth, activity and responsibility. Do it now; do it well. Why does God care whether we do it now and do it well?
01.13.2012
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 1981 John Ogwyn sermon The 1st Commandment. Ogwyn goes into great detail on all of God’s attributes (and His related names), including lawgiver, creator, Father. Also, the severe consequences of not recognizing God and all that He is.
01.06.2012
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 1977 John Ogwyn sermon Thanksgiving. While given at Thanksgiving time, this sermon is really an outstanding history of the British and American people, going all the way back to Abraham. Ogwyn has fascinating historical references, and this sermon is highly recommended for those who like history. The point is that God has been involved in the blessing of these countries and therefore, great thanks to God is in order.
12.30.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 1995 John Ogwyn sermon The Spirit of the Law. “As many as are of the works of the law are under a curse.” “The curse of the law.” Given during the heart of the Tkachian rebellion in the Worldwide Church of God, Ogwyn addresses the law and its role in the life of the Christian, including explanations of the above scriptures. Covered: The law of God is eternal; The law that was added; Without the law there is no sin; The difference between the Old Covenant and the New Covenant is not the law , but where the law is written; The spirit of the law maximizes the law and includes the letter.
12.28.2011
Ron Dart, who once taught the Epistles of Paul class at Ambassador College, went into the studio in the mid-1980's to record a 42-part, in-depth series analyzing all of Paul's epistles. They are available for download here. Each of the 42 parts can be downloaded individually or in two zipped files. Each file is named by the book it contains, making them good sequential references, useful when researching Paul's epistles.
12.23.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 2003 John Ogwyn sermon Patient Endurance. Ogwyn’s excellent story-telling is exhibited in the relating of Jacob, his impatience and patience. Worries and anxieties can overburden us – what to do. The role of pressures and tribulations in character production -- one of which is endurance. How hopelessness can lead to suicide. Excellent Biblical examples of vision and faith and hope leading to patient endurance.
12.16.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 2002 John Ogwyn sermon Mystery of Godliness. Ogwyn teaches about the ancient mystery religion, including groves, trees, the trinity, mass and sacraments. He discusses Cain’s vs Abel’s sacrifices and how a sin offering must be an animal. He ties the mystery religion to Cain to Babylon to Revelation to Saturnalia to Christmas. He contrasts these pagan mysteries with God’s mystery and shows how Satan is a counterfeiter. God’s mystery reveals Man’s ultimate purpose and Ogwyn examines components of that great purpose.
12.09.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added John Ogwyn sermon Prophecy. Given in 1978, this sermon could have been given today (2011), with only a few adjustments. Ogwyn looks at Bible prophecy and ties it to current events, including the fall of the dollar, the euro-currency, the big role of an Islamic Iran, the Straits of Hormuz, and Egypt-Israel peace. He also, quite interestingly, shows where Biblical peoples are in today’s nations. Ogwyn examines world events and implies that the end-time fulfillment of prophecy is imminent. Interestingly, these events are much more severe in 2011, and therefore more imminent, giving further evidence that that no matter how much prophecy is being fulfilled, no man knows when the end times will come.
12.02.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 1994 John Ogwyn sermon Offence. We can be offended; we can offend - by events, actions, words. People were offended by Jesus, offended by the truth – not just the Pharisees, but some disciples. Pride and humility are important in how we deal with offense. A love for the truth and God’s law is vital in avoiding being offended, while adherence to our own ways is a recipe for offense. Many interesting Biblical examples of offenses. Sound Biblical advice on how to avoid being offended.
11.28.2011
Added Jon Garnant sermon The Role of a Shepherd. A look at shepherds in the Bible; how the Old Testament and the New Testament emphasize their role and function rather than their position or title. Jesus’ multiple shepherd-like roles. He loves the sheep like no one can and the sheep know his voice. Also addressed: scattered sheep, condemnation of the shepherds.
11.25.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 1978 John Ogwyn sermon Keep God's Sign Holy. A 29-year-old John Ogwyn shows how the Sabbath is a sign of Who God is, and it is a sign forever between God and His people. Israel was takin into captivity for violating it. "The Sabbath is a weekly reminder of the hope that lies within us." The book of Hebrews shows that the 7th day Sabbath is commanded for the Christian. Other subjects touched on include: how to keep the Sabbath, a commanded assembly, the Sabbath's relation to the millennium, bearing a burden, commerce, preparation day, manna, fellowship, doing your own pleasure, appropriate Sabbath dress.
11.21.2011
Added 2010 Mario Hernandez sermon The Early Rain and the Planting Season. Hernandez begins with a review of the 3 harvest seasons, the symbolism of the grain harvest and our part in them. While praising the joyful spiritual aspects of the festivals, he emphasizes the importance of preparing for the next harvest as soon as the harvest festival is over. An interesting parallel is drawn between plowing and praying, which are necessary for properly planting the seed of God’s word. Repeated admonitions from David’s psalms, with the point that the lack of discipline, drive, and diligence hurts not only you, but others. Concludes with a very compelling point, urging us to keep from being immersed in the world and how tolerance for its ways will separate us from God.
11.18.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 2002 John Ogwyn sermon Having a Spirit of Thanksgiving. Ogwyn "rolls his eyes" at the things we complain about today in comparison to the difficulties of the early American pioneers. "Shouldn't the people who have the most be the most thankful?" What Paul said about end-time attitudes and how do they fit in with today's society. Owgyn shows an equivalence between praise and thanks. Being thankful is an antidote to pride, the fountainhead of all sin. It is also an antidote to to self-centeredness, forgetfulness and worry. Note: Ogwyn talks of how he would rather preach the harsh truths to this country and take the consequences rather than compromise to external opposition to these truths. On the surface, this would seem to be contrary to Rod Meredith's position stated at the 5 minute mark of his 2009 sermon What is Your Breaking Point?
11.14.2011
Added Rod Meredith's inaugural Global Church of God sermon from January, 1993, God's Plan. This is the first official service of the Global Church of God. The recording starts with an introduction about the founding of GCG, including several notable comments on church government. For example, Meredith quotes Herbert Armstrong: “very seldom was the true church all in one organization under one man.” He also mentions how Herbert Armstrong “left the government of God repeatedly” and how Armstrong said “God’s government is from heaven and not necessarily through human men.” Also in the intro, Meredith speaks of the 4 missions that GCG will have, which leads into the sermon showing how we are becoming sons of God, how Christ was the first born of many, how God is reproducing Himself, how we must overcome, develop character, keep the commandments, become perfect –- and the ultimate purpose of human existence. Other notes: Meredith recollects how Herbert Armstrong came to the understanding that God is reproducing Himself. This is the first sermon Meredith has given to a church in 3 years and 3 months. Don Davis speaks on some administrative items between the intro and the sermon.
11.11.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 2000 John Ogwyn sermon God's Government vs Man's Government. Given in the aftermath of the contentious 2000 U.S. presidential election, Ogwyn talks of a governmental transition that will take over the whole earth for 1000 years and beyond. He gives 3 fundamental principles of God's government that differ from man's government. "God's law is not based on the supremacy of one man." Jesus' model for leadership is as a lowly servant. Ogwyn does not directly address the concept of hierarchical church government. Contains an interesting segment on the timing of Deuteronomy. Also, how we can prepare for our role in the coming kingdom of God.
10.28.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added Bible Study #66. The Writings #6 - Psalms 107-150
10.21.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 1993 John Ogwyn sermon Last Great Day. Ogwyn begins with an interesting analysis of the sacrifices in Numbers 28-29, then looks at the fate of all those who have never known or never worshipped Jesus Christ. They will have a future time of judgment which does not necessarily mean a future time of condemnation. Covered: The big picture of why we're called; the Great White Throne judgment; the resurrection of the rest of the dead; 7 distinct sections of Leviticus and how they relate to us needing to be holy and prepared to lead in the Kingdom of God.
10.14.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 1993 John Ogwyn sermon Millennial Dreams Will Be Fulfilled. An outstanding, enthusiastic sermon on the prophesied kingdom of God. The perfect society has been man's dream for years but attempts to create one have been futile and have often turned into nightmares. Why? What have they all lacked? What is the right form of government? Interestingly, he says that a ruler at the top and the people doing what the ruler says is not God's form of government. Rather, the law of God is the foundation of right government and will be the foundation in the Kingdom of God. Ogwyn also goes into who will rule in that kingdom, how they will rule, how their rule with start out, and how they should prepare themselves. It is those who have been transformed by the law of God who will teach and judge and lead in the Kingdom of God.
10.07.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 2001 John Ogwyn sermon Feast of Tabernacles - 2001. And end-time prophecy sermon. Three very powerful charismatic individuals will arrive and are described in the Bible. A look at the current reality in Arab leadership and speculation about the “King of the South”. Given in the aftermath of 9-11, defining events can come quickly and dramatically, as we have just seen. Are we always ready?
10.03.2011
Added Ron Dart's 1995 sermon A Fresh Look at Tabernacles. Why do we observe the Feast of Tabernacles? Is it just in commemoration of Israel and their exodus? What is the symbolism – past, present, and future? Temporary dwellings – searching for the city to come. When will we be home? A very powerful sermon about what God is doing and our role in it. Updated the 1995 zipped file.
09.30.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 1994 John Ogwyn sermon Prepare for Day of Atonement & FOT. Ogwyn takes an extensive look at Isaiah’s prophecies of the greatness of God’s coming kingdom and our role in it. Keeping the Day of Atonement shows that God’s ways are more important than anything else. We prepare by practicing those ways. Fastings are a tool to recognize our dependence on God. Also, society is reflected in its arts. How very much that will change as the knowledge of God will saturate all of the world’s societies. Ought we be saturated, too? Strong encouragement to exercise intelligent judgment and practice God’s way.
09.23.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 2000 John Ogwyn sermon The Day of Atonement. Ogwyn describes the upcoming tribulation to come upon the Israelite nations, their captivity and the trumpet of liberty that will free them on the Day of Atonement. He paints a picture of the opening night of the Feast of Tabernacles service that will inaugurate the millennium. Also addresses the binding of Satan, including the traditional view of the Azazel goat of Leviticus 16. Satan is pride, thus the need for us to humble ourselves through fasting on Atonement. Three aspects of Atonement: Humbling selves; Binding of Satan; Proclamation of liberty.
09.16.2011
John Ogwyn Friday. Added 1989 John Ogwyn Trumpets sermon Trumpets 89 Prophecy. Ancient Babylon fell on the Feast of Trumpets. Prophetic Babylon will also fall on Trumpets. Ogwyn looks at Daniel’s prophecies, including “mene, mene, tekel, upharsin” and the meaning of its numbers in years, as well as the number of years the Babylon tree will remain banded. Why the two legs of the future Roman Empire will stand in Germany and Russia.
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Added Ron Dart's 1981 sermon Beyond Adversity.
09.15.2009
Added Ron Dart's 2000 sermon A Commitment To Trust.
09.14.2009
Added Ron Dart's 1991 sermon Nuggets From Paul.
09.11.2009
Added Ron Dart's 1987 sermon The Faith Once Delivered.
09.10.2009
Added Ron Dart's 1993 sermon We Have Sinned.
09.09.2009
Added Ron Dart's 1993 sermon Grow In Grace.
09.08.2009
Added Ron Dart's 1994 sermon Predictions for 1994.
09.04.2009
Added Ron Dart's 1991 sermon Pentecost '91.
09.03.2009
Added Ron Dart's 1984 sermon Fellowship.
09.02.2009
Added Ron Dart's 1980 sermon Romans.