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Fill Up the House/When Senselessness Gets Sensible
by Dr. Shelton Smith (03/21/11)
Series: Sword Conference 2011
Dr. Shelton Smith opens up Monday night of the Sword Conference with a message about inviting lost people to the banqueting table. It is a wonderful message picturing the principles of the Great Commission. Then, Dr. John Hamblin preaches on how prodigals can turn from their sin and run back to the Father. What does someone like that need to remember when they are involved in irrational sin?
Who Are We Anyway?
by Dr. Shelton Smith (03/23/10)
Who are the people of God? What characterizes us and sets us apart from other people? This message, preached at our 2010 Sword of the Lord Conference, delineates at lease 10 descriptions of the people of God from 1 Peter 2. Listen to the sermon and see if you fully realize who you are anyway.
Don't Let Trouble Trouble You
by Dr. Shelton Smith (03/22/10)
This popular passage was written to encourage us that even though we will go through trials in this life, we do not need to be overcome with trouble. There is a future glory that awaits us and it is important to remember that God is preparing a place for us after the trouble of this life. This message was preached by Shelton Smith on Monday night of our Sword Conference.
From Everlasting to Everlasting
by Dr. Shelton Smith (03/21/10)
God is from everlasting to everlasting; He has to beginning, end, or interruption in between. What does this mean practically for us as His children? It teaches us that our lives must be ordered by Him and that anything valuable and attractive in us is because of His hand upon our lives. This message is preached by the editor of the Sword of the Lord publication, Dr. Shelton Smith.
The Filling of the Holy Spirit
by Dr. Shelton Smith (03/21/10)
Some amazing things happen after the Holy Spirit comes upon us. This message, preached by the editor of the Sword of the Lord publication, Dr. Shelton Smith, explains what the role of the Holy Spirit is and isn't concerning Christians. The Holy Spirit always makes much of Jesus and exalts Him. We get the filling of the Holy Spirit so that we can tell others about Jesus.