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Interview With A Bible Believer | Missionary David GatesInterview With A Bible Believer: David GatesQuestions:What is your name and where do you serve Jesus Christ? Briefly tell us about the immediate members of your family?  Early Life:Where did you grow up? What was life like for you as you grew up, what was the religious atmosphere? Were you a rebellious or obedient teenager?Who was influential in your early life, in terms of preparing you for what would become your future?I recall there was a certain man your mom would have come and speak to you regarding salvation and the lack of spiritual direction in your life, can you elaborate on that for us?How did your teenage years prepare you for the future? Adult Life / Ministry:At what age were you saved, and how did you come to know the Lord Jesus Christ?How did you meet Mrs. Beth and convince her to marry you?How did you come to be a missionary in Egypt?How long were you there, and tell us a little about the men you trained and the church you planted?Since that time, you now have some new direction in terms of ministry, tell us about the vision the Lord has given you for Dearborn, Michigan? How does your daily life reflect your faith in Jesus Christ?You have been in the ministry in some capacity now for more than ten years, what advice would you give young people that have a desire to serve God?Accountability mingled with loveThe pressure to get saved, not falsely reassuring professionsMaranatha Baptist VirginiaAustin Gardner - our generation Comparison/Contrast Questions:Call or Text?Book or Ebook?Coke or Pepsi?Cats or Dogs?Android or IOS?Sunrise or Sunset?Laundry or Dishes?Mornings or Nights?Coffee or Tea?Fruits or Vegetables?Sweet or Salty?Mountains or Oceans?Africa or Asia?City or Country?Serious or Sarcastic?

September 28-October 11 Can you imagine the joy that would fill your souls if you were witnesses to the visitation of the Lord Jesus Christ? How could you possibly describe your feelings? How could you even handle the happiness that would overwhelm your whole being? The faithful who had gathered at the ancient temple in Bountiful had spent a number of hours with the Lord Jesus Christ and now it was time for Him to go. Carefully searching the record, we have some sense of how the people felt, but even more importantly we have an amazing view of the Savior’s joy, His compassion and His love for His people.

To Learn More About Plenteous Redemption:https://plenteousredemption.com/ To Learn More About Pastor Phillip C. Pinkston:https://goodmanroadbaptist.org/Interview With A Bible Believer | Pastor Philip Pinkston Questions:What is your name and where do you serve Jesus Christ? Tell us about the immediate members of your family?  Early Life:Where did you grow up? What was life like for you as you grew up, what was the religious atmosphere? Were you a rebellious or obedient teenager?Who was influential in your early life, in terms of preparing you for what would become your future? Adult Life / Ministry:At what age were you saved, and how did you come to know the Lord Jesus Christ?How did you meet your Mrs. Priscilla and how did you convince her to marry you?How did you meet, how did you finally convince her?At what point in your life did you come to be interested in serving the Lord?How did you end up here in Southaven?And what was your initial role here at Goodman Road Baptist Church?After serving in the capacity as the Assistant Pastor for some time, you then came to be the Pastor, tell us a little about that process?Make sure to talk about Jim GatlinMake sure to express brother Phil's patience in becoming the pastor was a blessing.From your perspective, what is the spiritual condition of the Memphis, TN, and North Mississippi areas?What has the King James Bible meant to your ministry? How does your daily life reflect your faith in Jesus Christ?What advice would you give young men just getting started in the ministry? Comparison/Contrast Questions:Call or Text?Book or Ebook?Math or Science?Coke or Pepsi?Cats or Dogs?Android or IOS?Sunrise or Sunset?Laundry or Dishes?Mornings or Nights?Coffee or Tea?Fruits or Vegetables?Sweet or Salty?Mountains or Oceans?Africa or Asia?City or Country?Summer or Winter?Serious or Sarcastic?

Interview With A Bible Believer: Richard KilpatrickTo learn more about Richard and Paulette Kilpatrick, please visit the link below:https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/paulettekilpatrick/journal Introduction: 1. What is your name and where do you serve Jesus Christ? 2. Briefly tell us about the members of your immediate family (wife, children, etc.)  Childhood/Early Life: Where did you grow up? What was life like as you grew up, from childhood to teenage years?Did you grow up in a Christian home? If not, what was the background of your early life?Throughout your childhood and teenage years, were you rebellious or obedient?What was your relationship with your parents like? What direction did your life take after high school? Ministry: At what age were you saved and how did you come to know the Lord? How did you come to be interested in serving the Lord Jesus Christ?How old are you currently, and how long have you been involved in some form of ministry at this point? How did you meet Mrs. Paulette, and how much money did it take to convince her to marry you? How long have you two been married now? Can you tell us a little about her current situation, and how did she get here?Over the years you have not only pastored churches, but you have also been a Christian Counselor, how did you get involved in that form of ministry? In your current situation, you have faithfully stayed by your wife's side, as such you don't get out as much anymore, so you have a faithful ministry of prayer, can you tell us about that and how you include Mrs. Paulette in that ministry? Who in life has been your greatest influence?How does your daily life reflect your faith in Jesus Christ? Final Questions: What advice would you give young people just starting the Christian life?After serving for so many years, what are your concerns for Christianity in America moving forward?   Funny Comparisons: - Call - Text - Book - eBook- Email - Letter- Driver - Passenger- Coke - Pepsi - Cats - Dogs - Android - iOS - Sunrise - Sunset - Laundry - Dishes - Mornings - Nights - Coffee - Tea - Fruits - Veggies - Sweet - Salty - Mountains - Ocean - Africa - Asia - City - Country - Sarcastic - Serious

Interview With A Bible Believer: Adam Wood  Questions:Adult Life / Ministry:At what age were you saved, and how did you come to know the Lord Jesus Christ?How did you meet your wife, and how did you two come to be married?How did the Lord direct your life to Cambodia?SC to CambodiaHow long have you been there, and describe to us what its like ministering to the Cambodian people?How has the unique culture of Cambodia shaped your approach to missions in Cambodia? From your perspective, what is the need in terms of laborers in Cambodia? How does your daily life reflect your faith in Jesus Christ?  Comparison/Contrast Questions:Call or Text?Book or Ebook?Coke or Pepsi?Cats or Dogs?Android or IOS?Sunrise or Sunset?Laundry or Dishes?Mornings or Nights?Coffee or Tea?Fruits or Vegetables?Sweet or Salty?Mountains or Oceans?Africa or Asia?City or Country?Serious or Sarcastic?To Learn More About Missionary Adam Wood:https://bethanybaptisttr.com/missions/adam-wood/ To Learn More About Plenteous Redemption:https://plenteousredemption.com/https://www.plenteousredemption.media/  

Interview With A Bible Believer | Missionary Adam Wood Interview With A Bible Believer: Adam Wood Questions:What is your name and where do you serve Jesus Christ? Tell us about the immediate members of your family?  Early Life:Where did you grow up? What was life like for you as you grew up, what was the religious atmosphere? Were you a rebellious or obedient teenager?Did you go to college or the military after high school?Who was influential in your early life, in terms of preparing you for what would become your future?  Adult Life / Ministry:At what age were you saved, and how did you come to know the Lord Jesus Christ?How did you meet your wife, and how did you two come to be married?To Learn More About Missionary Adam Wood:https://bethanybaptisttr.com/missions/adam-wood/ To Learn More About Plenteous Redemption:https://plenteousredemption.com/https://www.plenteousredemption.media/

We need to search our hearts. All men are spiritually dead in sins and trespasses. -How dangerous is it to fail to believe in the Lord Jesus Christ--How is it possible to have a heart that finishes well--What is the condition of your heart-

Plenteous RedemptionAn Interview With A Bible Believer: Pastor Andrew Ray Andrew B. Ray is the pastor of Antioch Baptist Church in Knoxville, Tennessee. We were blessed to sit down with him for the purposes of this interview. Pastor Ray is a hardworking and faithful pastor. He is the author and co-author of many books and dedicated Bible Teacher. It is our hope this interview will be a help and a blessing to you wherever you are in your Christian life. Please comment below on your favorite aspect of this Podcast.Questions:What is your name and what church do you Pastor?Briefly tell us about the immediate members of your family?Where did you grow up?What was life like for you as you grew up in Knoxville?Who was most influential in your early life?Were you a rebellious or obedient teenager?Do you have any memorable stories from your teenage years?How did your teenage years prepare you for the future?Did you go to college, if so, where?What position did you play in Baseball?How many hours per week did you dedicate to Baseball practice?At what age were you saved, and how did you come to know the Lord Jesus Christ?How did you come to be the Pastor of Antioch Baptist Church?What role has the King James Bible Played in your ministry?What do you enjoy m

What is the internet to you as a true disciple of the Lord Jesus Christ? How can you reap the blessings the internet provides and avoid the dangers of the internet? These are some of the questions we will try and answer together. We need to be wise in what is good and avoid all evil. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/glorifying-him-ministries/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/glorifying-him-ministries/support

Peter continued out series on the Kingdom of God, looking Matthew 5:13-14 where Jesus called us to be Salt and Light. To see Peter's slides (in PDF format), click here. To download these notes (in PDF format), click here. Normally look at this as a call to holiness. This passage on first reading could be quite condemning. What if I'm not salty enough? Can I lose my salvation? Salt isn't all the other flavours, but it helps bring them out. So it is with the Kingdom of God. Preserves So what does it mean to be salty? Col 4:6 You cannot take the salt out - gravy…. Wilberforce Luke 14:34 As useless as poo! "If we are asleep, when we should be face to face with God, then we will not be good for anything." Terry Virgo daily reading Our saltiness and the brilliance of Christ in our lives is a direct outgrowth of who is at the center of our hearts and our affections. Is there anyone more wonderful, loving, caring, or powerful, than our Lord Jesus Christ? How much do you enjoy being in His presence? The only way we can let the light shine before men is if we have been basking in the light. When you spend time sitting at His feet the joy of being in His presence will be a natural result. You will exude joy! You will exude Christ! You will be the salt of the earth. You will be the light of the world! You will be a city on a hill. Col 3:3-17 The greatest threat to the church of Jesus Christ Is not homosexuality, pornography, abortion, satanism, the government shutting us down or persecution. The greatest threat, I believe, is if we get caught up in a form of godliness and no longer listen to the voice of God..... The religious spirit seeks to replace our passion for Jesus with passion for religious activity and to take the place of the holy spirit in our experience of God. Julian Adams. Anyone who responds to God with a lack of faith will be affected by the leaven of the Pharisees, which eventually affects everything and taints it with unbelief and sin. Your life simply becomes one of works and striving in order to obey religious laws rather than obey one of faith which responds to grace filled revelation. Faith sets as it's target the unseen realities of the kingdom. It is the evidence of that which is unseen. As we respond to truth and revelation, they will unlock ever increasing faith. Julian Adams So is this corporate or individual? Both A city is more than one person Jesus is talking to those in the kingdom. Even the finest sword plunged into salt water will eventually rust. Sun Tzu Wives win over your non believer husband with your character. Light Acts13:47 Eph5:8-14 John3:19-21 2Cor:4.6 Buddha - Doubt everything. Find your own light. John 8:12 Not in our own power. Put light under a bowl, as it will go out. "All the darkness in the world cannot put out a single candle." Alan Thorensen "It is better to light one small candle than to curse the darkness." Confusious "Blessed are the cracked, for they shall let in the light." Groucho Marx 2Cor3:17- 4:6 "Kingdom of God. the rule of Jesus over every arena of life in every nation." Dave Devenish This is a call to holiness, yes, but more than that to be there. Kingdom demonstrated to change the flavour of all the dough. You can't see the salt once added, and you can't get it out again. Andrew Wilson little yeast hidden gets through all the dough. Terry. Jonah. Don't lose your saltiness. Lilys exhortation for us not to nothing with the things God challenged us about at catalyst. So What? Challenge to holiness But oh so much more As we live differently we will see society change We will be a beacon to live differently Have you lost your tang? Not only in the words you say, not only in the deeds confessed, but in the most unconscious way, is Christ expressed. Is it a beatific smile? A holy light upon your brow? Oh No! I felt his presence, when you laughed just now. To me twas not the truth you taught, to you so clear, to me so dim, but when you