Evangelist Paul Nichols, at 95 years of age, has been preaching the gospel for over 75 years. In this sermon, he comments on some of the changes he has noticed over the decades. Lessons like these should remind that even though the world is constantly changing, the gospel of Christ and its power to save remains the same.
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Laughter is a wonderful blessing from the Lord. In fact, laughter is also a fascinating Biblical theme. In this sermon from evangelist Billy Dickinson were are reminded of the ancient wisdom of Solomon: there is “a time to weep and a time to laugh” (Ecclesiastes 3:4).
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Balaam was a diviner hired by the Moabites to curse Israel. However, God intervened causing Balaam to do the opposite of what he sought to accomplish – he blessed Israel. As Balaam inadvertently spoke on behalf of the Lord, he prayed these words:
“Let me die the death of the righteous, and let my end be like his!” (Numbers 23:10).
The problem with this prayer, as explained by evangelist Smith Bibens, was that while Balaam desired to die like the righteous he did not seek to live like them. Thus, Balaam’s prayer was vain and useless.
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Modern congregations have many needs such as more qualified elders and men who are willing to be sent out as evangelists, but evangelist Matthew Barnes proposes that above all else, the church has one, great, overarching need which, if met, would fix what might be otherwise lacking.
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