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  • Teaching on Sunday

    Hi John, I’ve heard you talk of slander/slanderer many times, but today went beyond what I remember having heard in times past. You brought it right out into the light, and with…

  • Pondering on Apollos

    Good Morning Pastor John, Over last week, I had thought several times about a portion of scriptures in Acts regarding Apollos… 18:24-26, And a certain Jew named Apollos, born at Alexandria, an…

  • Radio Broadcast

    http://www.pioneertract.com/ John I have been listening to old Pioneer Broadcast radio programs, from the late 1970’s and early 80’s. They are soul stirring! LeeAnn ========= Yes they are, LeeAnn. They stir up…

  • Wednesday Night

    John, The gathering tonight was so wonderful. It just felt so peaceful. I am so thankful to be allowed to feel what we felt tonight. It is a wonderful thing! Love,Caroline ==============…

  • 2 Questions

    Hi Pastor John Couple questions……… How do you know when to speak and when not. I don’t want to cast my pearls before the swine and do not want to be silent…

  • Like Stones, Silver As Nothing

    Pastor John, And all king Solomon’s drinking vessels were of gold, and all the vessels of the house of the forest of Lebanon were of pure gold; none were of silver: it…

  • Anna

    http://www.pastorjohnshouse.com/video/filluswithglory.html Hey Pastor John, I was sick all this past weekend with coughing, body aches, and a slight fever. Lower back pain developed, but I figured it was just part of the…

  • Doctrinal Influence

    Pastor John, Could not perhaps the law of Moses and the OT priesthood be the most influential “pagan” influence to shape Christianity? Is not the Eucharist a reoccurring sacrifice offered to God?…

  • Email From RWEA Website

    http://www.goingtojesus.com/tongues-at-spirit-baptism.html Greetings in the name of Jesus! In my research on the development of the religious system of Christianity, which system I have renounced in favor of Christ Jesus my Lord, I…

  • The Cross

    Hey, Just an interesting thought while typing your notes from the book, Pagan Rome and the Early Christians. It talks a lot about superstition. In the section I am in now, “the…