I have added a video version of the audio file on the site: One thing you can't do in Heaven. this is a powerful recording where Mark Cahill gives a exhoration to get radical and witness of Christ:
[b]One thing you can't do in Heaven (video)
https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/visit.php?lid=11626
More messages by Mark Cahill:
https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/viewcat.php?cid=439
enjoy.
Everybody that visits this web site has to watch this video by Mark Cahill.
Please take 30 minutes to watch it.
It is one of the most powerful video sermons on evangelism I have watched.
Thank you Mark Cahill for your faithfulness to preach the truth!
Doug
POWERFUL sermon!!!!!!
He preached this message at Cedarville university....the city I used to pastor in.
Plus he said: "Are you concerned enough to go to Antioch?" Well Antioch is a college fews miles down the road....its a dark, dark town. God spoke and conformed this to me just now because we were just getting ready to go preach their.....WOW!
Hey Greg...this is the town we were supposed to street preach in with Jesse but we got rained out...when you were over in January.
wow that is great! yes I enjoyed watching that message. He gives a no comprise call to seek and save the lost as our Master did.
I'd say that there's no question about it, Mark Cahills messages are a must. He's very serious, very convicting, as well as very humble and compassionate. There is a lot we can learn from brother Mark.
"If we do not engage the culture, the culture will engage us."
This is an important message for us all.
I could relate to his stories, particularly when he talked about the young man that had tears in his eyes while talking about the abuse he went through. We just do not realise, or perhaps forget, how badly people are hurting in this world. I have seen these tears in peoples eyes before, these gushing tears.
This evening as I went out to share the Gospel I felt especially constrained to speak in compassion and love. I talked with a young man that told me he was afraid to go to churches because he always cried when he went. I asked why and he said becuase he had a really messed up life and also becuase of thoughts of death. I was able to share Christ with him and it reminded me how little we know about the hearts and minds of people through our own knowledge and sight.
Later I spoke with a young homeless man who said he had come here from one of the Carolinas for eye surgery(some group sponsored it) but that he has not found any work and is waiting for the surgery. His parents had passed away and he was pretty much alone. When I asked about his faith he said he was a believer but had fallen into sin. We prayed together and he seemed encouraged.
I felt like there were others that I passed by that were hurting and alone. No doubt there were more than I know.
Brother Cahill's message "It's Not Blind Faith" is a must hear. Excellent for Christians, and non-believers.
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