Missed opportunity for your brother, and his household for sure.
And he only took money from those that were taught by him. I had money mailed back to me once , 500 bucks, because they didn't know me.
J
Favorite Bible Commentator
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And he only took money from those that were taught by him. I had money mailed back to me once , 500 bucks, because they didn't know me.
J
Topic is.... Favourite bible commentator... We need to move along.
Our Christian radio is such a wonderful blessing to me.
I have had the honour and privilege of hearing a great many bible "teachers/commentators" over the years.
I absolutely love listening to Alistair Begg... ( Truth for Life )...If I was to pick ONE... I think it would be him.
I have had the honour and privilege of hearing a great many bible "teachers/commentators" over the years.
I absolutely love listening to Alistair Begg... ( Truth for Life )...If I was to pick ONE... I think it would be him.
This is one of my favourites.
Good for you, In Awe of Him;
I keep Christian radio on and listen while driving, always.
I've listened to Alistair Begg for years. He's very anointing and in many areas of the Bible I'm still being taught when I listen to his broadcast.
In the video he's wearing my tie, or I'm wearing his.
lol!God bless you, sister.
Bob
Only you Bob... only YOU... HAHAHAHAIn the video he's wearing my tie, or I'm wearing his.
Lots of good speakers on youtube, and lots of horrible ones, too.
I liked R.C. Sproul as well. He and MacArthur seemed to get along well despite their theological differences; it set a good example for us all.
Folks,
I stay OFF of YouTube as much as possible knowing what I know (you don't wanna' know, I wished I didn't) about the owner, GOOGLE.
Regretfully our Church posts our Sermons on YouTube but not being a member I have no say
(and may be ignored even with my expertise in computing since punchcard days and before the general public was allowed on the Internet and being female.)
There are much "cleaner" venues and I know some people who spend hours and hours watching YouTube. It can become addictively mesmerizing.
I stay OFF of YouTube as much as possible knowing what I know (you don't wanna' know, I wished I didn't) about the owner, GOOGLE.
Regretfully our Church posts our Sermons on YouTube but not being a member I have no say
(and may be ignored even with my expertise in computing since punchcard days and before the general public was allowed on the Internet and being female.)
There are much "cleaner" venues and I know some people who spend hours and hours watching YouTube. It can become addictively mesmerizing.
My wife will vouch for that, their analytics are something else. She can watch a vid on the flu and next thing you know all kinds of flu scare stories pop up. So much so, she won't let me go to the market without worrying I'll bring home the flu.
Folks, you would NOT believe me if I told you ... sigh ...
the one sitting beside doesn't listen ... still is watching this shtuff ...
sigh ...
Horrible place to hang out and is addictive. MAJOR-ily.
the one sitting beside doesn't listen ... still is watching this shtuff ...
sigh ...
Horrible place to hang out and is addictive. MAJOR-ily.
I make a point to mess with the algorithm. Search Teletubbies. Watch a video on carburetor repair. Watch a kpop video. Binge watch some channel in Swahili while napping. Take a deep dive into ancient aliens. Let 19th century Christian songs play while washing clothes. Search cat videos. Search tsunami videos. Search antivax videos. Search provax videos. Search Amish videos. Search D&D videos. Search videos about Charlemagne or the battle of Hastings. Search more kpop videos. Watch a Grand Funk Railroad concert.
Good luck making sense of that.
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I don't have much free time any more to read commentaries, so I usually listen to to audio or video while doing chores. I like listening to Chuck Smith.