do you listen to sermons by pastors?
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Hello,
Anyone learning French and interested in listening to biblical sermons on line may be pleased to visit the Web site of Église Évangélique Méthodique d'Agen (France).
These sermons are spoken-out in a slow pace. Pronunciation tends to stess syllables that some French speakers crunch together, making it helpful for second language learners of French.
Also, every sermon is accompanied by written notes that you can read as you listen.
Here are examples I found particularly interesting as to their contribution to the Faith of believers of any degree of maturity (new christians or mature believers alike) :
May God bless those who are interested in learning French, and choose to listen to these sermons.
Anyone learning French and interested in listening to biblical sermons on line may be pleased to visit the Web site of Église Évangélique Méthodique d'Agen (France).
These sermons are spoken-out in a slow pace. Pronunciation tends to stess syllables that some French speakers crunch together, making it helpful for second language learners of French.
Also, every sermon is accompanied by written notes that you can read as you listen.
Here are examples I found particularly interesting as to their contribution to the Faith of believers of any degree of maturity (new christians or mature believers alike) :
- Exode 20v20 : La crainte respectueuse de l’Eternel, de Jean-Ruben Otge – Comment nous faut-il aujourd'hui comprendre l'intention biblique de cette expression ?
- La fidélité : et la vie est solide, de Jean-Ruben Otge – La fidélité est l'expression de l'amour de Dieu envers nous et de nous envers ceux qui font partie de nos vies.
- La divinité de Jésus : est-ce important d’y croire ? C’est essentiel ! », de Jean-Ruben Otge – Présentation synthèse de bons nombres des principaux passages bibliques attestant de la divinité de Jésus-Christ.
May God bless those who are interested in learning French, and choose to listen to these sermons.
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I really don't listen to many Preachers but I have been listening to Charles Price lately because he comes on the telly when I'm working late shift. I also enjoy Leonard Ravenhill and will seek out some of Smiths Wigglesworths old sermons.
I listen to sermons on YouTube almost nightly. There's quite a variety for me to listen to, and I enjoy them. Since I'm a shut-in type of person, it's nice for me to be able to listen to quality preaching since I cannot go out to a church.
I like to listen to Shane Idleman - http://westsidechristianfellowship.org/ and Jim Cymbala - http://www.brooklyntabernacle.org/. I don't agree with either of them in every area, but I like their preaching most of the time, and I do learn from them. Neither one of them, as far as I can tell so far, dilutes the gospel of salvation. I grew up under preaching similar to that of A. W. Tozer (same church denomination), so I enjoy preaching which centers on holiness. I am interested in hearing other preachers who preach along those same lines (holiness), so any suggestions would be welcome. The pastor I had in my youth is one of my favorite preachers - http://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/viewcat.php?cid=471. His name is Richard Sipley. I also enjoy the preaching of Tim St. Clair who used to be on staff with Life Action Ministries.