Royal Oak Christian Assembly Auckland

Very good and useful message. A great call to holiness of life.

I looked up sermons on Psalm 51, and he popped up first! What an amazing sermon. Filled with power from the Holy Spirit. This brought tears to my eyes. What a sinner I am, but oh, what a Savior!!

Thank You Jesus for Your grace and Your mercy. Thank you Brother Reed for uploading your sermons to this site.

Exceptional depth in this sermon. Amazing insights. Thank you. LEH

Great insights. Thank you

I liked the way you covered this psalm by giving a back ground and also you looked at the nature of your own sin and our sin. We are all in a journey towards God. We need mercy from God.

An excellent, must hear sermon! Lord remind us each new day, to confess our sins of omission and commission, against You and You alone.Remind and enable us Lord,to keep a short account with You, rather than hurt ourselves and others, and in doing so,cause You grief. May You be glorified in the fruits of Your people, amen! Thank you, and the Lord's many blessings to you Pastor Barry, for this God honouring, and pleasing message.

I can't begin to express what a blessing this sermon was to hear. This is not just a sermon of hope for the spiritually burned-out but also for people we know who are going through such times. It is filled with deep insight into this condition which entails much more than what we think. Pastor Reed accurately describes the symptoms of burnout and more precious than that is how he goes through 1 Kings reference and applies it to those experiencing dryness and burnout. This message is genuinely a gift of grace to those who listen to this and find themselves tired, weary and worn out in every respect. It is easy to forget that there are seasons in the Christian life. We tend to think of it as always spring and summer -- full of life, victory and joy, yet forget that it also entails times of fall and winter that is dry, empty and exhausting. May we heed the wise advice that Pastor Reed provides when we find ourselves in our own spiritual winter, and let it help us know how to help those we know who are going through their winter. Thank you Pastor Reed for such a God-sent timely and Spirit-filled message. May the Lord bless you.

Encouraging sermon.

This sermon is exactly what i needed to hear. It described my situation and filled me with hope. It also moved me ro tears. Thank you.

Amen to all the other comments - I sooo needed to hear this sermon. Very blessed.

Siblings, if you prayed "God speak to me" and are looking to hear Him, press play. This sermon is overflowing with the anointing of the Holy Spirit of God. I have never read the Scriptural passages discussed in this sermon in this light before, truly, God spoke to us today! Won't you hear what He had to say through His servant Pastor Barry? Grace and peace to you all through Jesus Christ our Lord!

Blessed by the sermon. Some stage it reflects my life with Samson's. Thank you Pastor Barry. God Bless Your Ministry.

I have to say, if you are looking to listen to any sermon, let this one be it. I am so blessed and much more enriched spiritually having listened to it. How does God describe Himself and how does that relate to you today? Among many others, these are two key questions addressed in this powerful sermon. God bless and keep you and yours through Jesus Christ our Lord Pastor Barry, thank you for another powerful sermon. Thank you for laying the groundwork's necessary to not only win but also build up souls that are settled in the faith. Blessings!

If you feel like you go to church but guard your heart and resist the word of God, please, press play, God is trying to speak to you today! A quiet time with God where you don't hear His voice is a waste-of-time. This sermon is looking at the way you are in your prayer life, asking you where you are in God's plan, your holiness and walk with God! It challenges you to seek the Lord while He is near. Instructs that if you are not as busy spiritually as you need to be, then you will slow down. It warns through the bible, woe to those who have a holy glow to them, to you who hide behind a cloak of godliness but seek not the counsel of God. We must turn from such people, just as our Lord Jesus turned and said to Peter: "Get behind me, Satan! You are a stumbling block to me; you do not have in mind the concerns of God, but merely human concerns." [Matthew 16:23] "Spare me God, but don't spare my sin!" Truly, a very powerful prayer from a sincere heart who hates what God hates. We all ought to seek and desire such a heart that longs for what God longs for. We should seek to live a transparent life before God, for none of our ways are hidden from Him. Thank you yet again Pastor.B for another convicting and spirit-filled sermon. God bless and keep you and yours through Jesus Christ!