Bible Baptist Church

This sermon is applicable to the saved as much as the lost.

Vital subject very well presented God Bless preach on!!

Another clear rollout of scriptural truth to use in daily life Thanks!!

insightful sermon! God requires us to be fruitful

Overall good sermon, solid principals on modesty, however....,i was a little taken back that the sermon began with the admission of the use of a male midwife, i find this somewhat contradictory in trying to send a message of modesty in all situations. the pheonomina of males attending women during childbirth is a fairly recent innovation, which i find to be unbiblical in principal. do not mean to offend anyone, just wanted to point that out and think it should be across the board.

I always wonder what was meant by having a perfect heart now it's made clear, the to this sermon, God bless

Praying for you, your family and church family during all this inclement weather.

Thanks for your preaching. It blessed me. I wonder what ever happened to Dylan?

The Rapture is indeed a lie and a dangerous deceit. An excellent website to visit is Protestantissues.com. It outlines what shall occur when Christ comes again. Go to bottom of main page

An encouraging and stirring sermon, just as Brother Lubin set out to preach. I appreciated Lubin's perceptive comments on how too many burdened people will turn on Dr. Phil, Oprah or just "Google it" instead of turning to God (even professing Christians too often trust a James Dobson, Joel Osteen and/or Joyce Meyer before opening up their Bibles and going to their knees to seek God's guidance!). Lubin calls out Christians who are "slacking and dropping the ball," neglecting evangelizing and their own reading of the Word. I fear Lubin is correct that God may bring persecution upon us. Should the Lord do that, it will certainly serve to separate the wheat from the chaff among churchgoers and would have a purifying effect, forcing believers to choose this day whom they will serve. Thank you, brother, for providing me much to think on and for encouraging me to set to work building. I am confident the Lord will continue to prepare and equip you to fulfill your call to ministry. You certainly have a commanding pulpit presence and the courage of your convictions. Christians need to hear more such uncompromising, hit 'em where they live messages such as this, and I thank God he is calling forth a new generation of men who will be faithful to deliver them.

Pastor Barker brings a bold word that exposes mainstream evangelicalism's continuing capitulation to popular culture. It's a message that stirred me to reexamine my own stand and relationship with the world. Through disturbing testimonials from Franklin Graham's "Rock the River" youth event in the Quad Cities, Pastor Barker provides overwhelming evidence that mainstream evangelicalism has so compromised with the world that now even mosh pits, body surfing, and screaming rock n' roll music are seen as acceptable means to evangelize young people. An especially salient point Barker made was noting how often the Lord's name is casually taken in vain by young people addicted to the texting shorthand OMG. I've seen it around so many times I had become desensitized to it, but may we never become numb to such things. Pastor Barker's sermon was alarming, even as I know that the worldliness he describes is rampant in many evangelical churches in most every community, raising few if any eyebrows. The message made me ask myself how far have I stepped out onto that slippery slope? I was motivated to pray that I never compromise or bring shame upon the gospel.

I love messages like this that speaks to my heart, It does a certain thing that I cannot explain. Right now I feel I have some heart troubles which the scriptures given will surely help I will look them up and meditate upon them daily. GOD BLESS YOU. Thank you