Pastor Steve Lawson gives a topical sermon on the ministry and life, of the great George Whitefield. He explains why the Lord mightily used Whitefield, as He did. Whitfield is no doubt the greatest evangelist, and the greatest open-air preacher, ever since the days of the men of the Bible. Whitefield said, “My whole world
Back on August 9th, 2013, I posted a blog post/video about how Springfield Missouri police officers have singled out a Street Preacher, including confiscating his equipment. Last Friday the same open-air preacher, Pastor Aaron Brummitt of Lighthouse Ana Baptist Church was arrested for street preaching. Additionally Erica Parker, and another unknown member of his church were
Nearly three hundred years ago, Whitefield warned then, about what we know today as ‘easy believism,’ or the ‘acceptance Gospel.’ He warns of ministers that fail to teach the whole council of God. Hence leading many to believe that they were saved, when in fact they were not. He further explains how many non-saved believers,
This is part 3 of Heresy Today’s study, on ‘Moralistic Therapeutic Deism (MTD,) and the ‘Decline of the Biblical Church.’ In this study, he concentrates on how tolerance, and acceptance, are partly responsible for the decline of the Biblical church. Their other videos on this series, can be viewed here. Additionally, you can view a sermon
Next to the Almighty, my main mentor is my pastor. However, George Whitefield has been a great ‘mentor at large.’ Especially regarding open-air preaching. This sermon ‘Satan’s Devices’ was taken from 2 Corinthians 2:11. George Whitefield (Methodist evangelist, 1714-1770)
Last night the Corona City Council voted on Resolution No. 2013-099, which if passed, would make the using of the name of “Jesus” in prayers / invocations, more “inclusive.” Prior to that vote, two persons (whom I know,) spoke on behalf of the Lord Jesus Christ, and His Church. They are Nick (from church) and
The following is in response to some Facebook comments that we receive. Many Christians often ask regarding our outreaches, “what were your results?” Or, they will ask questions like, “Did anyone accept Jesus into their heart? Or, “did anyone make any decisions?” We do not partake in that type of evangelism. Because it would be
Pastor Steve Lawson gives a topical study on the sin of ‘pride’ within the church (and ourselves.) He breaks this message down into three parts. The rebuke of pride, the revealing of pride, and the ridicule of pride. He also speaks of the pride within unbiblical decisionism, the acceptance gospel, and the sinners prayers. Pastor Lawson, you’ve
I don’t have the time to keep up with these arrests. You may remember earlier this year, Larry Craft was arrested while preaching outside the ‘Masters Golf Tournament,’ in Augusta, GA. Craft was then prosecuted in the criminal courts. The jurors in his criminal trial, found him “not guilty.” Some men spend their time trying
The Lord pressed it on my heart, to not be so solely concerned about large crowds for my open-air preaching. But to also reach-out to those ‘individuals,’ that others would not. I then began thinking and praying about all the locations, I’ve investigated as an LAPD undercover VICE Cop. One of the many VICE’s I’ve
On March 30th, 1862, C.H. Spurgeon preached this great sermon at the Metropolitan Tabernacle. He speaks of the sovereignty of God, versus the non-sovereignty of man. As well as how it is Gods will, that brings man to salvation, not mans. In addition, a whole lot more.
On March 20th, 1840, James Russell Miller was born into this world, in Frankfort Springs, Pennsylvania. On July 2, 1912, he entered his life of eternity, with his Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Miller penned this devotion during in his middle-aged years. Oh how I do appreciate its prolificacy. “Folks, we must repent from our
On Oct 10th, 1858, Charles Spurgeon preached this message in the Royal Surrey Gardens, in Kennington, London. I realize that post-modern emergents, will not appreciate the following two observations. 1) This location was not at a church building. Spurgeon often preached out into the open-air, in public places like these gardens. Some of these open-air
