Hypothetical, but if you had to recommend one...

[blhowes]

Let's say that you had to recommend one sermon for somebody to listen to. Out of all the 1000s that are online, what would your one choice be? Purely hypothetical, but let's say that the person was on a business trip, sitting in his hotel room, a smidge frustrated by his situation at work, where he's trying to meet a seemingly impossible deadline, but he has to count on other people to do their part of the job before he could do his...and they're not doing their part. He considers going to the PB to ask prayer, but instead decides he wants to hear some good preaching to lift his spirits.

Given this hypothetical situation, what is the one sermon, out of all the thousands and thousands available online, that you would recommend to this poor, bewildered (and hypothetical) chap?

 

[bwsmith]

from our pastor on Good Friday, last: ftp://spep.as-tek.biz/2007/sermons/04-06-07_Good Friday.mp3

 

[MW]

http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?currSection=sermonsspeaker&sermonID=41105103127

 

[Davidius]

http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?currSection=sermonsspeaker&sermonID=41105103127

to David Silversides

 

[ReformedDave]

Anything on worship by Don Kistler.

 

[InChains620]

A Dose of CHS!

I would recommend a dose of Spurgeon. It usually does the trick to cheer me up!

 

[Barnpreacher]

If one could actually listen to Spurgeon preaching then I would recommend anything by him.

Since that's not possible then I would recommend anything by Beeke or Piper.

 

[reformedman]

What is a biblical Christian by albert martin

This covers the most important things, on the most important fact that every professing Christian should consider.

It has been downloaded nearly 10,500 times so far.
Even if not for oneself, it is helpful for the benefit of have more ammo for others to whom you speak.

 

[py3ak]

Let's say that you had to recommend one sermon for somebody to listen to. Out of all the 1000s that are online, what would your one choice be? Purely hypothetical, but let's say that the person was on a business trip, sitting in his hotel room, a smidge frustrated by his situation at work, where he's trying to meet a seemingly impossible deadline, but he has to count on other people to do their part of the job before he could do his...and they're not doing their part. He considers going to the PB to ask prayer, but instead decides he wants to hear some good preaching to lift his spirits.

Given this hypothetical situation, what is the one sermon, out of all the thousands and thousands available online, that you would recommend to this poor, bewildered (and hypothetical) chap?

I would suggest this hypothetical sermon.

 

[blhowes]

from our pastor on Good Friday, last: ftp://spep.as-tek.biz/2007/sermons/04-06-07_Good Friday.mp3

http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?currSection=sermonsspeaker&sermonID=41105103127

These sermons were certainly very uplifting and a blessing for me last night. I'm sure our hypothetical friend would enjoy them as well.

I'm looking forward to listening to other recommended sermons tonight.

Thanks,
Bob

 

[blhowes]

from our pastor on Good Friday, last: ftp://spep.as-tek.biz/2007/sermons/04-06-07_Good Friday.mp3

BTW, I've never gone the ftp route for accessing files over the internet. Is there some trick to opening the files? When I clicked on the link, it opened another window, but nothing happened. I ended up searching for the church website and going to the sermons area to listen to the sermon. (just curious)

 

[CalvinandHodges]

Hey:

Ten Shekels and a Shirt, by Paris Reidhead.

http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?currSection=sermonsspeaker&sermonID=10180222445

Blessings,

-CH

 

[JM]

Anything by Dr. Beeke.

 

[S. Spence]

to David Silversides

 

[blhowes]

I would suggest this hypothetical sermon.

A few seconds after it started, I realized I had already heard this sermon. Its definitely worth a second listen. Thanks.