Comments for Peace Fellowship Church

Comment on SERMON: Faith to move out of the way: The life of Jonathan by Dennis

Dennis — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:15:11 +0000

Thanks for the encouraging words! Please keep us in your prayers.

peace,
Dennis Edwards

Comment on SERMON: Faith to move out of the way: The life of Jonathan by m b ewert

m b ewert — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 14:57:51 +0000

kristi mcghee ( personal friend from our UCLA days….) told me how she listens to you during the week since she does sunday school teaching during the service….
i am soooo glad you put this whole thing together on the internet! i heard sermon on Samuel and Hannah and now Jonathan and David. Real people. Thank you (pastor and staff and family of Christ) again for your faithfulness.

ciao
m b ewert
california

Comment on Palestine-Israel Learning Tour by Zola Papandrea

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Comment on Sermon: Abundant Life by Keith

Keith — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 11:39:35 +0000

When I saw Ps. 112 up on the wall at church, I was struck by how it is a litany for living an upright life. I’m going to print it our and put it up on a wall in my office so I can be reminded each day of its promises. Thanks Pastor!

Comment on Sermon: A New Lease on Life by Peter

Peter — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 01:02:54 +0000

Today was so energizing! I love the Lord Jesus and I’m so grateful for his death and resurrection! Great first sermon for our new space!

Comment on Sermon: Don’t Hang On Too Tightly; It’s Just Pretty On The Outside! by RevDrDre

RevDrDre — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 12:37:47 +0000

I think that sin, in general, could be thought of as idolatry because at some moment our desire is for that gratification more than it is for God.

Comment on Sermon: Don’t Hang On Too Tightly; It’s Just Pretty On The Outside! by Andrea Cofield

Andrea Cofield — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 19:00:24 +0000

Are all sins a form of idolatry, or could it be resolved that all sins are a result of a lack of faith? Is it possible for some sins just to be momentarily (meaning for that moment of gratification of the flesh) i.e. sexual sins or drunkenness?

Comment on Sermon Audio: What If God Wrote Us A Letter? by Peter

Peter — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 16:33:09 +0000

I love this series! It’s quite rich and I really appreciate Pastor making this difficult book both accessible and useful. One sermon point that grabbed my attention is that the understanding of “angel” is quite possibly different than I had ever imagined. The portion of the letter covered is addressed to the “angels” of the churches. I had always thought of angels as a reference to the pastors or bishops of these churches. These human leaders are heaven’s messengers to their congregations I thought. However, Pastor points out that the word “angel” in the book consistently refers to heavenly beings. He shares the idea that the angels are in some sense an unseen spiritual authority behind the churches. Wow! Pastor Dennis reminds us that John receives the message of Revelations mediated through an angel. Pastor suggests that in the same way the message of God is mediated to churches by angels. God using angels to communicate to people doesn’t overly surprise me though I’m curious about how this actually happens when there is not an angelic vision. What caught my attention if I’m reading between the lines correctly is that John, a man, somehow through writing the letter was passing on information or instruction to angels. To me this is a facinating thought!

Comment on Sermon Audio: There Really Is a Reason to Sing by RevDrDre

RevDrDre — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 15:47:39 +0000

If you have time, you might want to check out excerpts of a sermon from Revelation 7 with reflections on MLK day delivered by my dean, Dr. Michael Gorman (www.michaeljgorman.net). I wasn’t the only one trying to tie in themes of peace and justice with Revelation!

Comment on Sermon Audio: What If God Wrote Us A Letter? by RevDrDre

RevDrDre — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 19:29:11 +0000

I’d like to pass on the title of a book that might help you see the Book of Revelation in a more devotional way. It is called Reversed Thunder: The Revelation of John and the Praying Imagination. It is by Eugene H. Peterson (yes, the man who did The Message). Maybe you’ll find his reflections helpful. the book is small, less than 200 pages (not counting the endnotes).