Jude 2

While we were in Kansas this weekend I received a phone call from a member of the Jude 2 community. Their family is starving and some of you can help.

It seems that their pastor only thinks its a good sermon if they are red in the face feelin' the nointin' (that's southern for anointing). The church has members that are at a higher level than that. They are starving from the milk and ready for substance. The problem is, for the most part, they are a smaller church so the "deeper" pastors typically don't make the rounds there. So, they continue to be fed shallow stuff. They are desperate.

How are they surviving? Online sermons.

So, here is how you can help feed this family. I know some of you do internet broadcasts of your services. Would you please post the link for them? Now only if it is deep. No more shallow stuff. They aren't interested in you getting your shout on. The Word. They want to be fed.

p.s. Before you get into any questions about why they stay, the 40 or so of them that attend are very close and they love the church and how service (servanthood) oriented it is.

p.s.s. They didn't ask me to do this but didn't bring it up because their pastor lurks and they didn't want to hurt his/her feelings.

At the risk of tooting my own horn, I agonize over every message and try hard to leave the people well-fed. I use stories and illustrations, but the meat is God's Word.

Audio archives: http://www.windwardworship.com/know/podcast/index.html
(More than a year of Sunday messages, almost all expository teaching through specific books of the Bible.)

More recently, teaching through the Book of Mark: http://www.reunionhawaii.com/podcast/index.php (and click on "January" for more)

If you have iTunes, you can search for "The Word from Windward" and subscribe (FREE) for download to your computer/iPod. The recent stuff is under "Reunion Podcast Feed."

Video archives of entire services, including P&W, and sometimes announcements and all: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/windward-worship-live

I hope the folks you mentioned are blessed and encouraged by the Word, and will overlook the feeble vessel used as the messenger.

Just curious, should one refrain from sharing if they are a red in the face preacher, even if there is substance to the message? Is it the style as well as the lack of substance they dislike? Or is it just the lack of strong meat?

Poimen wrote:Just curious, should one refrain from sharing if the are a red in the face preacher, even if their is substance to the message?

That was funny, whether intentional or not. Those two -- meat/red-in-the-face -- are not always mutually exclusive, but are so often it has become a litmus test.

Feel free to stroke out! Just have substance.

By the way, it doesn't have to be your own church. If you have a ministry that you enjoy online, feel free to share it.

I enjoy Rob Bell's church in Michigan

www.marshill.org/teaching/index.php

Kimmy enjoys Jon Courson (his style is a lot like PG's - scripture by scripture)

www.joncourson.com

A Shepherd's Voice

Click on A Shepherd's Voice and choose your sermon.

I have heard reports of starving congregations as well.

I would recommend www.Oneplace.com to find an assortment of preachers (all are not recommnedable).

I would also include www.desiringgod.org for the preaching and seminars.

And to stimulate your intellect as well as your spirit:
Ravi Zacharias

We also have our sermons online. Right now the best wayis via Itunes

http://www.greensborocogop.org/podcast/

I have been working on an archival site using Phpbb but have fully developed it . I do have a couple of sermons there.

Can be found here
http://www.greensborocogop.org/msgboard ... 15bdedcf2c

I am behind on our podcast. our pastor has been preaching a series on the life of Joseph based on a book entitled "Dreams to Destiny" by Robert Morris. I have them recorded but not converted and online.

sermonindex.net

God Bless You- Sam Smith

http://www.therockfwc.org/index.php?opt ... &Itemid=51

We enjoy listening to Rusty Nelson of The Rock Family Worship Center in Huntsville, AL. We listen mostly on the radio, but he has sermons online as well at the above link.

pa

DeWayneTN wrote:http://www.ernestangley.org/sermons/

You are kidding, right???

Yes of course.

Kenya, I wanted to ask that, but I was afraid he WASN'T kidding. People go a little bonkers when they move to Mickey Mouse land.