I'll Be Honest

Conrad Murrell: Grace and Truth ↓

The life of Conrad Murrell and his ministry is remarkable by any standards, in light of his spiritual influence on countless churches and individuals over fifty years of ministry. This extensive biography covers his entire life, conversion, calling to the Christian ministry, his writing ministry, and half a century of preaching across America and overseas. The book also gives an intimate glimpse o...

Crime of All Men's Crimes ↓

(May not have complete audio.)

The Inaccessible God ↓

Preached at a Bible Conf. at Pine Grove Baptist Church, Houston, Texas in 1983.

The Sin of Jeroboam ↓

(Note: At 29:40 the cassette flipped and the audio quality decreased.)

Christ Wants Our Reaffirmation to Him 3:16 ↓

When many stopped following Jesus, He looked at those left and said, "Do you want to go away as well?" We see here that Christ wants our reaffirmation to Him. To declare as Peter did in John 6:68-69, "Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life, and we have believed, and have come to know, that you are the Holy One of God."

The Life and Legacy of Jim Elliot ↓

The life of Jim Elliot was remarkable. He was a godly young man who lived an extraordinary life, and he paid the ultimate price; his life, to bring the gospel to the unreached. His life is a powerful example for Christians, especially young ones, to learn from and imitate.

Fitly Framed Together 1:27:46 ↓

It doesn't matter what shade of skin we have, but by reconciliation through the Cross, the door has been opened so that we actually have real communion with God and we can enter before Him. We are talking about the greatest realities of our identity. Your greatest reality is not the color of your skin. Your greatest reality is that you are one whose sin has been paid for by the blood of Christ. By...

The Sin of All Sins is Not Believing on Christ ↓

This is the high-handed rebellion of the sinner against the Lord; to not believe on Him. What a thing! We tend to think that unbelief is a neutral matter. It is not. And the Spirit of God comes and especially puts His finger on that one thing: you haven't believed on the Lord of glory who died for sinners. - Bob Jennings

Getting Out of the Boat ↓

Jesus calls us to do things that we are not able to do. When He calls us to do impossible things, like step out on to water and walk, are we going to trust and obey Him? Or are we going to sit safely in our boat under the pretense of not being presumptuous?