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KingJimmy Oct 16, 2008

I would like to call your attention to the following sermon. "Everything That Can Be Shaken Will Be Shaken." It is a riveting sermon from Hebrews 12, understanding the present economic situation in light of eternity. Be blessed, even if I preached it :-)


Everything That Can Be Shaken (36 minutes - 4.1 MB)


p.s. Thank you all for your prayers recently. I believe God moved because of it.

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KingJimmy Oct 16, 2008

By the way, thank you to Greg for so graciously allowing me to post this on the forums.

sermonindex Oct 16, 2008

Saints,

I asked brother Jimmy to share this on the site. I really believe its a important message to listen to for those God wants to hear. We need urgent voices in this hour over the situation currently spiritual ly in America.

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PaulWest Oct 16, 2008

I'm listening to it now. This is prophetic, fiery, urgent. Great straight-up preaching. Praise God.

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JoanM Oct 16, 2008


We love our fierly Brother and God’s call on his life.

Clear target. Strong pull. Hit the mark message.

I’ll take heavenly assurance over worldly insurance.

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KingJimmy Oct 16, 2008


I’ll take heavenly assurance over worldly insurance.


Amen!

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Eli_Barnabas Oct 16, 2008

Praise God. Good to hear this.

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KingJimmy Oct 17, 2008

By the way, if you wish to hear other sermons that are very "eschatological" (end-time) in nature, I'd encourage you to take a look at the sermons of Art Katz, available here on SI. For years in my life, I tended to shun anything having to do with the end-times, partially because, I did not understand those things myself. But somebody who made a definite post-trib pre-mill. out of me (the perspective from which I ultimately spoke on in my message), was definitely brother Katz.

His insights, especially regarding the Jews, are extremely precious, and will "shake" you, hopefully, beyond anything I said. Our brother was out in the deep end of the swimming pool in regard to those things, I am merely in the shallow end.

sermonindex Oct 17, 2008

It was good to hear this Jimmy, and the church needs more of this truth, for She is unprepared to go forward into the Time of the Harvest.

Zac Poonen so graciously and profoundly points out that the Church "has made [b]herself[/b] ready", through receiving discipline from the Lord, and repentence from dead works and the self life....selfish ways.


The parable of the Ten Virgins speaks of "Waking up", and your preaching was directed exactly to that issue. the End-Times are rolling down upon us, and most of the BODY is napping, and entirely content with business as usual.

My question is; "What is the Solution?", and I believe the Body must understand that the only answer is Faith, and living a life dependent upon God, and only HIM. Everything else is sinking sand...nothing else is "built upon the ROCK.


I personally believe that the End of the American Dream is upon us, never to rise again. America will only deteriorate from here on out. I also believe that this financial "meltdown" is an act of Mercy from God, because the Church, along with The country doesn't need the Lord. We have Visa, and the Promise of American Invulnerability.


This is about to change...and isn't it interesting that the highest honor given to the Saints outside Heaven was embodied in Hebrews 11?....Of whom the World was not worthy....!


Some in this country will also experience that kind of dependence and Honor...and will rejoice!...for they will know where their citizenship lies.


When the Son of Man comes to the Earth....Will He find Faith?"


He was telling us what will endure. "If any man follow me, and hate not his.......mother, father, children, wife, possessions..and HIS OWN LIFE...he cannot be my disciple!"


This is absolute love and dependence...and is at the heart of Faith. It will require this, and all of this, to endure the test and hardship soon coming.


I recommend your preaching, and hope to obey it.


Brothertom.

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Nellie Oct 17, 2008

Just heard this Message.
There isn't any doubt, it is for our day.
God Bless
Nellie

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Tears_of_joy Oct 17, 2008


KingJimmy wrote:
By the way, if you wish to hear other sermons that are very "eschatological" (end-time) in nature, I'd encourage you to take a look at the sermons of Art Katz, available here on SI. For years in my life, I tended to shun anything having to do with the end-times, partially because, I did not understand those things myself. But somebody who made a definite post-trib pre-mill. out of me (the perspective from which I ultimately spoke on in my message), was definitely brother Katz.

His insights, especially regarding the Jews, are extremely precious, and will "shake" you, hopefully, beyond anything I said. Our brother was out in the deep end of the swimming pool in regard to those things, I am merely in the shallow end.

Amen. I believe that what the Lord communicated through brother Art is with vital significance to the body of Christ for the preparation in these last days.

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sisterBren Oct 17, 2008

I just wanted to let everyone know Keith Daniel is preaching a message on this tour "The Bride Groom cometh". Its so intence. He says there was a third party. The ones who cried out the warning.Some did not sleep it seems.David Wilkersons news letter headline reads "The End of all things". I haven't read it yet but im sure its right where we are. Lord help those of us who are just waking up. Wow! This sermon is a wake up call.I want to copy it to a cd and hand it out to others.Thank you

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KingJimmy Oct 18, 2008

One of the great NT scholars of our time, Gordon Fee, once said that if he were to pastor a church again, he would seek to grow a congregation that had an eschatological (end-time) understanding of itself. Indeed, the more you understand the theology of the apostle Paul, the more you will see there is a major thread of such things running throughout his message to the churches. "The End" is always in his view.

If anything, our churches are becoming more and more fuzzy about the final things. We are so focused on the now. Yet the Scriptures show time and time again, what we believe about the future makes a demand on our actions in the now. We easily brush issues regarding God's eternal purposes off, because they are usually very abstract and controversial. Yet, Paul (and the other apostles) were very much preachers regarding the end times.

Therefore, I am glad to hear Keith Daniels and others are doing such preaching.

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KingJimmy Oct 24, 2008

Interesting follow up to this sermon... my pastor was out of town when I preached it, and I haven't talked to him since about it. I am told that the other night at church he preached the same message with the same text. God is saying something, isn't He?

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