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National Outreach Convention
Witton House - Lower Road
Chorleywood, *Province/Other WD3 5LB
Phone: +44 (0) 1923 287777
http://www.nationaloutreachconvention.com
Witton House - Lower Road
Chorleywood, *Province/Other WD3 5LB
Phone: +44 (0) 1923 287777
http://www.nationaloutreachconvention.com
Age
4 + years
4 + years
Service Type
Both (different services)
Both (different services)
Weekly Attendance
1000 +
1000 +
J John
National Outreach Convention
*other, Evangelist/Missionary
Messages, Sermon Comments and Testimonials
Sermon: The Indescribable Gift
Many thanks to our Father and to you for the gift of this Christmas message. God spoke to me as I read it.
testimonial
Terry StewartDecember 27, 2007
sermon comment
Michael MurphyDecember 23, 2007
Sermon: More Than a Christmas Carol
Cogratulations JJohn for your incisive use of this Christmas Classic to reach lost people. Jesus when addressing lost people didn't use the word but rather invariably chose to draw on contemporary real life issues of the day to communicate the greatest message of all time.
Sermon: The Indescribable Gift
thanks for your suggestion David Johnston - much appreciated :) j.john
Sermon: The Indescribable Gift
Great Christmas message...perhaps he should publish a book entitled "4 Standards for Christmas Gift Shopping for you Wife." Very good points indeed.
Sermon: More Than a Christmas Carol
ouch.....ummmm...I disagree with Tim Adams comment. This particular talk was given specifically to a non-Christian audience and interestingly a significant number made first time commitments to Christ - be assured you don't have the full text of my talk....as I frequently ad lib! PLEASE DO NOT dismiss the manner in which I endeavour to communicate the message of Christmas to others. I am sure if Jesus was here today, he woudl use 'movies' as his parables!
And yes Vicki you are right - I don't know how that verse got there - sorry :)
Sermon: More Than a Christmas Carol
It would be very important to understand that sermons come from scripture, not secular literature. Paul tells Timothy to "preach the Word." A good speech, Christmas pep talk, or holiday homily of psychology but not a sermon. It does not fit with Sermon Central
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Vicki AlstonDecember 9, 2007
Sermon: More Than a Christmas Carol
I am not sure how the scripture supports the message.
