what's there left to preach about?

[Neck]

Since I have not preached since 1990.

I just preached for the first time since then this past weekend.

I have several sermons that I have not heard in years.

What I will not touch is the following:

End time revival?

And anything that does not stir people to change.

Not the change just of their heart towards sin.

But the way folks use and understand their faith.

[Joseph Miller]

Originally Posted by Dedicated Mind

I'm anxiously awaiting a move of God or to hear a message from someone who has been in touch with God.

I will be preaching Sunday at 1 PM in Portsmouth, OH. We would love for you to come. You will find someone preaching who has been in touch with God because I refuse to preach until I have been.

[Neck]

Originally Posted by Joseph Miller

I will be preaching Sunday at 1 PM in Portsmouth, OH. We would love for you to come. You will find someone preaching who has been in touch with God because I refuse to preach until I have been.

I look at things this way as well.

The sermon should touch God and his throne.

Then it will touch the rest of us...

Having the heartbeat is what I call it...

Joseph I know you have it.

Keep on keeping on!

[Esther]

Originally Posted by Jodiah91

I have message after message preached out of perhaps the same text or bible story, but each time there is something new or different that I haven't thought about before. I think we could study until our eyeballs cross, day in and day out, and still never truly know the depths of our God.

AMEN!!!

[Neck]

This is my original sermon: Have you ever heard this preached on?


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“The Devil Stole the mark”

In Ezekiel 8: Verse one. And it came to pass in the sixth year, in the sixth month and the 5th day.

The next day being Sixth year, sixth month and the sixth day.

Represented by 6,6,6.

God goes after the wicked.

Chapter 9:4 And the Lord said unto him, Go through the midst of the city, through the midst of Jerusalem, and set a mark upon the foreheads of the men that sign and that cry for all the abominations in the midst thereof:

5: And to the others he said in mine hearing, Go ye him trough the city, and smite: let not your eye spare, neither have ye pity.

6: but come not near any man upon whom is the mark; and begin at my sanctuary.

I would love to speak an original sermon on the title:

"The Devil stole the mark".

In Revelations it is prophesied by John that their comes one bearing a mark 6,6,6,

Rev: 13:18 The number of a man; and his number is Six hundred three-score and six.

Verse 17: And that no "Man might buy or sell, save he that have the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.

This number is directly attributed in my original sermom, as reflecting back to the Ezekiel 9:4. The sixth year, the sixth month and 5th day.

The Devil did not forget the day of the Mark!

He has always stolen the ideas of the Almighty.

The Devil stole the mark, turned it around that the wicked would be spared for having the mark of his name. In the same place on the forehead.

The next day is upon us. This would be a day that mirrors the day in Ezekiel where God did not spare the wicked.

The Lord God will be so angered by the mark of the beast, that when he returns with 10,000 of his saints.

The Devil will see the fury and wrath of God.

It will be time to destroy the leader of the wicked.

This is an original thought for a sermon.

I have not heard this preached.

I plan on doing much more thinking on this idea.

Ever wonder why we talk about the sprit of the wicked one, we call him the devil and know he is a fallen Angel.

Yet no one tears him up into different separate beings.

Don't you think that he Devil would try and emulate the 3 separate co-equal beings in the Trinity?

See the Devil and his Angels know the true nature of God and understand they are fighting one being.

They found out just a little late, that this Man called Jesus was this being.

Sermon copyright Nathan Eckstadt 2007 Oak Creek, WI

Nathan Eckstadt
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[pelathais]

Originally Posted by Dedicated Mind

I recently heard a sermon where Esau and Jacob were portrayed metaphorically as our fesh and spirit selves. Esau, the flesh, is born first. He is a man of the field, carnal. Jacob is born second, a man of the house and tender.

The elder would serve the younger; our carnal man serves our spirit man after we are born again. Of course this is not a perfect metaphor since Jacob portrays this same struggle in becoming Israel, but it was a great sermon. Unfortunately, these are few and far between. And not many than can deliver these type of sermons.

What sermons have you heard that, "those folks need to hear that?"

The sin of waxed tipped shoe laces. I heard that on AFF recently for the very first time and I sincerely believe that someone else needs that message more than I do.

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by Neckstadt

This is my original sermon: Have you ever heard this preached on?


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“The Devil Stole the mark”

In Ezekiel 8: Verse one. And it came to pass in the sixth year, in the sixth month and the 5th day.

... [snipped] ...

Sermon copyright Nathan Eckstadt 2007 Oak Creek, WI

Nathan Eckstadt

Too late for the copyright, friend. That one's going in with something else on the same subject that I've been wrestling with.

[crakjak]

Originally Posted by pelathais

Too late for the copyright, friend. That one's going in with something else on the same subject that I've been wrestling with.

Look out, Bro. Blume will be on you and Neck like a red hen on a June bug.

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Neckstadt

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Chapter 9:4 And the Lord said unto him, Go through the midst of the city, through the midst of Jerusalem, and set a mark upon the foreheads of the men that sign and that cry for all the abominations in the midst thereof:
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Has anyone heard/read that the mark mentioned there was the Hebrew letter tav or tau and was represented by a T or cross? I don't know Hebrew so I don't know if that is true or not.

[Neck]

Originally Posted by pelathais

Too late for the copyright, friend. That one's going in with something else on the same subject that I've been wrestling with.

It's yours. I thought you might get a kick out of me copyrighting the Word of God!

Mine is a completely original sermon.

I did not hear it on TBN.

God Bless!



Nathan