Christ Church New Albany

Thank you for giving us a little glimpse of the depths of the mystery of the Trinity. We limit God by not accepting by faith the Truth of this mystery. It should, rather, humble, encourage and comfort us in our Christian journey knowing that there is harmony and such a wonderful perfection in the Trinity relationship which is beyond our human understanding and rightly so!

Thank you, Pastor John, for proclaiming these truths.

Such a VALUABLE, practical sermon on how to align your affections for your daily walk.

Thanks for this useful and intructive sermon. Precious meditations about Christian unity.

Well done brother. I am an elder at Grace Bible Church in Olympia, WA, but have no formal theological education. I have relied on the Spirit to teach me. I wanted to teach my congregation about the Experiential Knowledge of God and came across your teaching. I have benefited greatly. Thank you for taking the time to put this together. I want to use some of your teaching in my message and wanted to ask your permission to do so. May the Lord continue to guide and use you for His glory. Don.

Without what happened on The Cross, there is no salvation for mankind. Ponder your view of The Cross. Mankind deserves hell.

What a power packed sermon on the gospel! Albert describes it from several angles to makes its beauty & clarity shine. Feast upon the gospel in joy and rest.

This was the BEST sermon! It is so timely for so many of us to rejoice in our trials. My notes on this sermon had so many exclamation marks & doubly large letters. I think I’ll listen to it again today! God is so kind to give us green pastures to feed upon & lie down in. My soul is satisfied with the richest of food! This sermon will encourage you to be so thankful for your trials.

Perfect timing this morning. I need to learn to sit and rest with God.

This message was refreshing. Blessed presence of the Lord Jesus in the midst of His people in revival!

Such a good sermon....a good reminder. Sometimes when I struggle with sins I confess, but do not have a contrite heart but know I am wrong. Not sure what the solution is but to pray for a contrite heart. I don’t believe I’m to continue in sin until I feel contrite....I used to believe that. Now I confess right away and hope God moves in my heart. It’s a constant struggle as we seek Him. Our hearts are so fickle, so unfaithful....yet He is so faithful. That is my only hope, He can be depended on.

Phenomenal exposition! As I battle within myself, the soldier part of me moving forward in the battle that is making good decisions, making plans that will benefit my family, sticking my neck out where it is uncomfortable-I panic. My soldier portion is brave and fearless....but then fear overtakes and overwhelms questioning my decision. It’s a scary place to be but every time I choose what is right, though uncomfortable, God brings fruit. Good fruit that tastes sooo good. I need to remember that. To stick my neck out and be brave. To trust these are good things for my family. Good things that break strongholds of staying stuck so long. Staying fruitless so long. We must run out onto the battlefield and not hide. We must run and we must be brave because God is doing amazing things!

I could use some self-forgetfulness. It’s so easy to become distracted once again. Good teaching!

Powerfull sermon saturated and delivered with deep humility. The sermons at Christ Church are so refreshing, I’ve heard so much prideful, haughty preaching where scripture is taught about “those people” rather than looking into a mirror at ourselves. So much application for us today in this passage. Do we also, like Saul, falsely repent and think we are sacrifing? Do we do half-hearted obedience and are blinded to our blatant sin? Do we rejoice when judgment comes on others? Great teaching, I’ll have to listen again to this sermon again to learn even more.

Powerful sermon and oh so true. I never understood Christians who did not believe in the devil and the evil spirituall forces working against them...when it it is right there in their bibles. I’ve lived this stuff my entire life, before and after being a Christian. I watched my mother sink deeper and deeper into white magic. I’ve seen my extended family members vehemently despise, hate, and come after me after I became a Christian. My brothers and I witnessed spiritual beings in the homes we lived in. This stuff is real, we have a powerful enemy. I’ve battled this my entire life and at times have become exhausted from warfare. Some days it’s easier to throw in the towel. But we have to find our strength in the Lord, He is our only hope and He fights the battle for us when we go to Him. I’m looking forward to the day when this is all over and is no more.