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biblical discernment, biblical sermon, Christian doctrine, Christian life, Christian prayer, Christianity, God's grace, Gospel of Jesus Christ, holiness, justification, Paul Washer, sanctification
From Paul Washer, a two-part sermon.
A plea turn to Christ, to persevere in our faith until the very end of our lives, to produce spiritual fruit through the power of the Holy Spirit, and to reject worldliness and false teaching. This is an outstanding biblical explanation of the truth, joy and hardship of the Christian walk with Jesus Christ as our Lord and Saviour. It encourages, challenges and rebukes. Paul Washer also addresses the devastating issues within the visible church including the problems of false conversion, and the challenges that face true believers.
Scripture: John 15: 1-17
Part One:
Part Two:
The Narrowing Path 
my internet kept on cutting out, I got up to 28:30 I decided to get the audio only off sermin audio.com, I’m really really liking it so far thank you for the post… 😀
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Welcome Lou, that’s a great idea, and thanks for the idea. It didn’t occur to me to check for an audio. I found this series so challenging and encouraging. I would love to hear what you think of it. Sherryn
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I’m listening to part 2 today. I found this sermon very truthful, I don’t know if I could sum up what I heard in this sermon in one word… Theres so much to it! I did however find his summary in part 1 about “empty chisterns” to be incredible, it was very challenging in some part’s when he told us all to examine our hearts before moving forward into other parts.
Lastly the portion about what he thinks the chruch need’s is systematic theology was very encouraging for me as I’m currently reading Whyne Grudem’s Christian Beliefs!!
There is so much in this sermon and so Christ centered, it’s been a long time since I’ve heard a sermon like this.
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I am so glad you have been encouraged by these sermons, Lou. May the Lord continue to bless you!
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I really am blessed with Bro Washer’s teachings. Thanks so much for sharing it Sherry. Lord bless you with peace and wisdom.
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