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bff29a7f-04f6-4317-94ef-562de159eb39 Thu, 03 Feb 2022 11:42:13 GMT Deuteronomy 1:6-25; Acts 5:27
We're back with another outing of Micro Queers, and this week we're discussing Dean Puckett's short The Sermon (click the link to view the 10-minute-long short), which is a folk horror tale about young woman’s secret that rocks an isolated church community.Questions? Comments? Snark? Connect with the boys on Twitter, Instagram, and/or Facebook, or join the Facebook Group to get in touch with other listeners> Trace: @tracedthurman> Joe: @bstolemyremoteSupport the boys on Patreon and shop our online store for your very own Horror Queers merchandise! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Good Friday Sermon 2018 Date Preached: 03.30.18 Preacher: Pete Chung Scripture: Mark 15:33-39
Sermon by Pastor Bill Runaas Jr at the 7:00 pm Maundy Thursday service at Our Savior's Lutheran Church.
Click below to hear Rev. Nick’s sermon on Luke 2:1-20 at our Christmas Eve service.
Christmas Music — Christmas Eve Sermon 2018 by Resurrection MPLS Sermons
Christmas Sermon 2018
Bush Disciples Christian church St George QLD
What the Shepherds tell us about Jesus.
Sermon by Pastor Bill Runaas at the 9:00 pm Christmas Eve Service at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Gospel: Luke 2:1-20
Bush Disciples Christian church St George QLD
Sermon by Pastor Bill Runaas Jr. at the 7:00 pm Midweek Advent Service at Faith Lutheran Church. Reading: Hebrews 10:5-10
Dec 16, 2018, Welcome, Scripture (Zephaniah 3:14-20; Isaiah 12:2-6; Philippians 4:4-7 ; Luke 3:7-14), Sermon, Benediction, Closing. There is a short music transition between segments. We apologize for the lower than normal quality of the recording this week as we had some technical difficulties with the microphones.
Dec 16, 2018, Welcome, Scripture (Zephaniah 3:14-20; Isaiah 12:2-6; Philippians 4:4-7 ; Luke 3:7-14), Sermon, Benediction, Closing. There is a short music transition between segments. We apologize for the lower than normal quality of the recording this week as we had some technical difficulties with the microphones.
Sermon by Pastor Bill Runaas Jr at the 8:00 am service at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Gospel: Luke 3:7-18
Bush Disciples Christian church St George QLD
Welcome, scripture (Malachi 3:1-4; Philippians 1:3-11; Luke 3:1-6), sermon, prayer, benediction, Close. There is a short music transition between each segment.
Sermon by Pastor Bill Runaas Jr. at the 7:00 pm Midweek Advent service at Faith Lutheran Chuch. Reading: Phillippians 4:44-47
Welcome, scripture (Malachi 3:1-4; Philippians 1:3-11; Luke 3:1-6), sermon, prayer, benediction, Close. There is a short music transition between each segment.
Sermon by Pastor Bill Runaas Jr. at the 10:30 am service at Faith Lutheran Chuch. Gospel: Luke 3: 1-6
Bush Disciples Christian church St George QLD
Andrea guides us through the lectionary text of Habakkuk for the first sunday of Advent. Habakkuk 1:1-7; 2:1-4; 3:[3b-6], 17-19 The post Sermon (2018.12.02) Andrea Lucado appeared first on Austin Mustard Seed.
Sermon by Pastor Bill Runaas at 7:00 pm service at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Reading from Philippians 1:3-11.
Bush Disciples Christian church St George QLD
Welcome, Scripture Reading (Psalm 93, John 18:33-37), Sermon, Charge and Benediction, Close. There is a short music transition between segments.
This Sunday David Sunde was our guest speaker. He spoke about savoring God’s love and presence in the context of Deuteronomy 6:4-9. The post Sermon (2018.11.25) David Sunde appeared first on Austin Mustard Seed.
Welcome, Scripture Reading (Psalm 93, John 18:33-37), Sermon, Charge and Benediction, Close. There is a short music transition between segments.
Sermon preached for Thanksgiving worship at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Lincoln Nebraska, 2018
Welcome, Scripture (Luke 12:13-21; Matthew 6:25-34), Sermon, Closing. There is a short music transition between the segments.
In our sermon this Sunday Madelynn Marlow walks us through the story of Hannah, the mother of the prophet Samuel. From the story of Hannah we learn to pray vulnerably and hope boldly. Looking at the world through this lens of bold hope and vulnerable prayer connects us with the hopes of others. In this sermon, we examined our own … Read More → The post Sermon (2018.11.18) Madelynn Marlow appeared first on Austin Mustard Seed.
Welcome, Scripture (Luke 12:13-21; Matthew 6:25-34), Sermon, Closing. There is a short music transition between the segments.
Bush Disciples Christian church St George QLD
Sermon by Pastor Bill Runaas Jr. at the 5:00 pm Thanksgiving service at Faith Lutheran Chuch. Gospel: Matthew 6:25-33
Sermon by Pastor Bill Runaas Jr. at the 8:00 am service at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Gospel: Mark 13:1-8
Mary Whitehurst from David Chapel opened the scriptures with us this past Sunday. She shared with us from from Pslams 23. The post Sermon (2018.11.11) Mary Whitehurst appeared first on Austin Mustard Seed.
Welcome, Veteran's Day Remembrance, Scripture (Mark 12:38-44; Matthew 6:19-21), Sermon, Benediction, Closing. There are short music transitions between the segments.
Welcome, Veteran's Day Remembrance, Scripture (Mark 12:38-44; Matthew 6:19-21), Sermon, Benediction, Closing. There are short music transitions between the segments.
In a few moments it will be the 11th hour of the 11th day, 2018. That is 100 years to the month, day, hour and Minute since the armistice was declared ending the fighting of the Great War, November 11, 1918. Australia had almost half a million men enlist, from a population of less than 5 million at the time, so that is almost 10th of the entire population or nearly 40% of all eligible males between 18 and 44 enlisted to fight. For a small nation, the newest nation in the world at the time, our involvement was extraordinary, and the Australian casualty rate was the highest for any nation in the war at 64.8%. The first British and Commonwealth soldier killed was Private John Parr on the 21st August, 1914 in Belgium, aged 17. The last allied soldier killed was American Sergeant Henry Gunther, ages 23, killed at one minute to 11 am on November the 11th, 1918. One minute before armistice took effect. In between was up to 40 million casualties, including 20 million killed, soldiers and civilians. They called the First World War the war to end all wars, but little did they know that only 21 years later the world would be plunged into an even bigger war against evil and tyrannical foes. The fact is, we will never know peace in this world because, as Jeremiah noted Jeremiah 17:9 (ESV Strong's) The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately sick; who can understand it? So to celebrate this momentous day, 100 years since that first armistice, I want to simply highlight the role our brave, young soldiers played in fulfilling history and Biblical prophecy in the war to end all wars. The action I speak of took place in Palestine, far from the Western front, but prophetically speaking this was the front line. It is my prayer that as we remember, so we shall be inspired to stand and fight for our people in our generation against the tyranny and evil invading our culture. THE WAY TO JERUSALEM Jesus lamented and wept over the Holy City of Jerusalem… Matthew 23:37 (ESV Strong's) “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the city that kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to it! How often would I have gathered your children together as a hen gathers her brood under her wings, and you were not willing! He knew the pain and tragedy that this city would experience, and His Heart broke for the people. Jerusalem has long been a city in conflict. Destroyed in AD 70 by the future Roman emperor Titus, it has changed hands many times, and for most of the last 1000 years it was under Muslim control. In fact, the Islamic Ottoman Empire had ruler Jerusalem and Palestine for 400 years leading up to the First World War, which they entered on the German side. Crusades, generals and empires came and went in that time, but still Jerusalem remained in Muslim hands. In 1917, British forces tried repeatedly to invade Palestine but were repelled by the strong and well entrenched garrison at Beersheba in southern Palestine. Jerusalem could only be liberated by opening up the road from Beersheba. By the time the Australian Light Horse arrived on the scene, the situation was dire. Several attacks on the city had failed. The light horsemen were low on water, and they knew that they must either take the heavily fortified town of Beersheba, or face a 14 hour trek back to their lines to get precious water. So on the 31st of October 1917, a bunch of crazy Aussies stood poised to mount a suicidal frontal attack against overwhelming odds, which was destined to become the last great Calvary charge in history! THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT HORSEMEN! 800 young Aussies from the Light Horse lined up on their horses called Walers for a suicidal charge at the 4,500 Turkish entrenched in their fortified positions, some 6 km away in the town of Beersheba. Outnumbered nearly 6 to 1, and without artillery support, the first wave started at a trot, then opened to a gallop, as the Turks lobbed shells into their lines, killing many. But these young Aussies didn’t flinch in the face of attack, they opened up into a full gallop, emu plumes flying from their slouch hats. The Turks began to panic, and in their panic found they could not lower the sights of their guns fast enough to target the oncoming Aussies, so the shells exploded harmlessly over their heads and behind them. The light horsemen screamed and charged on faster and faster as the Turkish machine guns were brought to bear. But again the charge was so bold and so fast and intense, the machine gunners in their panic could not lower their sights sufficiently also, so the bullets flew over the horsemen’s heads. They hit the front trench and leapt it at a single bound, then did the same for the reserve trench and on into the streets of Beersheba, and by sundown the town was theirs! All of the 19 wells of the town had been mined and a German officer was starting to blow them. If he succeeded both the Australians and the entire town would die of thirst. As the Lord smiled on our troops that day, he was able to only blow up 2, and 17 were preserved. On the day, OUR BOYS DID THE IMPOSSIBLE In typical Aussie fashion, one trooper was asked why he kept charging so fiercely towards Beersheba. He replied, “Beersheba… Some joker knocked off the second half of the sign… I thought we were charging towards beer!” What 11 Crusades, what the genius of Napoleon and the might of the British army had failed to do, 800 fresh faced Australian Light Horsemen had achieved, and the way was open to finally set Jerusalem free from Muslim domination. God used the smallest and youngest nation on earth to set His city free! By the time the British and Australian troops approached Jerusalem, the Turks began to run in panic, almost without firing a shot. On December 17 1917 Jerusalem was freed from 400 years of Muslim occupation. Our boys stood in the face of overwhelming opposition and were used of God to change the course of world history! And of course, much of the 2nd light horse regiment was drawn from this very area… Woombye! NOW IT IS OUR TURN Right now our nation is under attack. Never before have we seen such a concerted, insidious attack, that is targeting the very moral fabric of our nation. Make no mistake, what we see today is not tolerance and it’s not political change, it is an invasion by an enemy seeking to destroy and dominate our culture and our children! Proverbs 14:34 (ESV Strong's) Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people. While I am proud today to be an Australian for what our forefathers did, I am ashamed to be an Australian for what our politicians and media have done! As our society’s sin is piling up, and as we allow same sex marriage, gender fluidity and worst of all, late term abortions, we face a choice, church. We can slip quietly into oblivion, keeping our mouths shut as we float along, keeping the peace, being tolerant of every minority group except Christians, being politically correct... Or we stand and fight. Those 800 light horsemen could have turned back, they could have said its all too hard, they could have taken the easy way out. But they decided to take a chance, to make a stand, to mount a suicidal charge into the teeth of the Turkish guns, believing God was with them… and He was! If we choose to fight, and pray, and believe for our nation, we do not stand alone, but our God stands with us, and the one who is in us is greater than the one who is in the world! And fight we must, not just for the Lord, not just for our churches and our way of life, not just for what is right or wrong, we must fight for our children, for future generations that face destruction because or our complacency! IT’S TIME TO MAKE A STAND This coming year you and I face a choice… to quietly tow society’s party line, to slink off and avoid criticism from our friends, or to stand and fight for what we believe in. 2 Corinthians 10:4-5 (ESV Strong's) For the weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh but have divine power to destroy strongholds. We destroy arguments and every lofty opinion raised against the knowledge of God, and take every thought captive to obey Christ, We need to do this, church. We must mount up, face those spiritual guns, and stand and fight against every thought that is contrary to the Word of God. We don’t use insults and mockery and accusations and threats, but we use divine weapons, the weapons with which we can win. We fight with weapons like prayer and faith and unity, love in the face of persecution, the truth in the face of lies, and choosing to honour and respect those who hate us, even when they continue to hate. The 800 light horsemen fought with horse and gun and bayonet, but we fight with truth, and love and prayer. So in this coming battle, do not be surprised at the venom of the attack, even from fellow Christians. Jesus said, John 15:18-19 (ESV Strong's) “If the world hates you, know that it has hated me before it hated you. If you were of the world, the world would love you as its own; but because you are not of the world, but I chose you out of the world, therefore the world hates you. Those who love compromise won’t love us. But I for one am prepared to stand and fight for what I believe in, to fight for what is right, anywhere, and any time! We cannot win our nation by hating more than they do…. Ours is the way of the Saviour, the way of truth in the face of bigotry, joy in the face of fear and above all love in the face of persecution. I’m going to ask you to pause and reflect on our descendants fallen on far flung fields of battle over the last century, then I will pray. But as you reflect, think also of the fight ahead, and join me as I pray and commit to continuing the spiritual legacy of the Anzacs and those brave light horsemen. Let us face the next year with a firm resolve to fight the good fight shoulder to shoulder. "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them." And what’s more, Lord, we promise to continue to serve and stand for our master in these dark days. We pledge to do play our part in the salvation of our nation, so heavily attacked in recent says. We stand together to say, “Enough!” Satan, we cast you out of our nation, our parliament and our society and we claim Australia, the nation divinely chosen to set Jerusalem free, as the Great Southland of the Holy Spirit! Welcome to the war room, and like the movie, we fight on our knees. Let’s promise to pray for our nation!
Sermon by Pastor Bill Runaas Jr. at the 10:30 am service at Faith Lutheran Chuch. Gospel: Mark 12:38-44
Bush Disciples Christian church St George QLD
This Sunday, Chris Morton shared about the importance of memory for our life, legacy and culture from Deuteronomy 6:1-12. 1These are the commands, decrees and laws the Lord your God directed me to teach you to observe in the land that you are crossing the Jordan to possess, 2 so that you, your children and their children after them may … Read More → The post Sermon (2018.1.4) Chris Morton: Deuteronomy 6 appeared first on Austin Mustard Seed.
Welcome, Lectionary readings (Mark 10:17-27; Mark 12:28-34; Matthew 6:24), Sermon, Benediction, Closing. There is a short music transition in between the segments. For information about the Rodef Shalom solidarity references, click here.
Welcome, Lectionary readings (Mark 10:17-27; Mark 12:28-34; Matthew 6:24), Sermon, Benediction, Closing. There is a short music transition in between the segments. For information about the Rodef Shalom solidarity references, click here.
Bush Disciples Christian church St George QLD
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