R. David Reynolds

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EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!

Great Word!

Good words. However, I must comment. Although it''s been MANY years since my Hebrew classes and I certainly could be wrong on this, aren''t you confusing "yada" and "yadah"? I seem to recall that "yada" means "to know" and "yadah" means to lift hands in reverence or praise." Nevertheless, have a blessed thanksgiving!

I am Pastor R. David Reynolds, the pastor to whom the Lord gave this message for a young suicide victim a few years ago. Throughout my years of ministry my most meaningful God moments have been times of ministry with grieving families at the time of the death of a loved one. I am really surprised at this point that about 24% of the people who have read this sermon so far have not found it helpful. It would help me greatly in the future on this one to know the reason why this is so, for I thought the rating of helpfulness on this sermon would be much higher at this point in time. Do some question it on Biblical and/or theological reasons? I hope I never have to minister to a family again in a suicide situation, but I would welcome any suggestions as to how such ministry might be more effective in a future, similar, situation. Also, in such a setting do you avoid all together the mention of the word "suicide" during your time of ministry?

What a powerful message... written with a passion. As I prepare for a sermon on the same topic, I will certainly take this to heart. I miss hearing your sermons in the living breath. Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ!

This was very inspiring and helps me to further show my church how home bible studies today are vital, the key to mature christians.

Many thanks to Brother Reynolds for his wonderful sermons on Grace. They were a tremendous help to me in preparing my talks for Emmaus.