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We're living in a time of change. I don't like change, personally. But as we look into the future of The Vault, there needs to be a willingness for change. If we're serious about protecting our ability to propagate sound preaching to the end of time, some things will need to change. In the newest episode of The Vault VLOG, I share what's changing, two big new developments, and an important step we're taking for the future of The Vault. There are some big changes afoot. Regarding our development, our pace has ramped up quite a bit with a flurry of new features for both web and app. We are definitely in a new era of software development. Regarding The Vault, the time has come for us to gather together a group of 100 Vault Partners along with a Vault Board to help carry this infrastructure project into the future. Support The Vault: www.sermonaudio.com/vault

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As part of Bob Jones University's centennial celebration, this special presentation explores the early history of computing at BJU and the beginnings of the Department of Computer Science. Dr. Guthrie shares the Lord's providential guidance in preparing him for ministry at BJU. He reflects on his involvement in the development of software supporting BJU's academic and business operations, and also offers a behind-the-scenes look at the circumstances surrounding the establishment of the Department of Computer Science. Through personal stories, early projects, and reflections on the growth of computing at BJU, Dr. Guthrie helps attendees gain a greater appreciation for the people, ideas, and pioneering work that helped lay the foundation for the University's computer science program today.

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This closing sermon distinguishes between intellectual belief and saving faith, arguing that knowledge of Christian facts without the experiential presence of the living Christ results in spiritual stagnation. Using the narrative of Blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10, the message illustrates how the awareness of Christ's immediate presence transforms impotent belief into active, personal faith that demands total surrender. The preacher emphasizes that true salvation is not merely a mental assent but a spiritual and moral resurrection that makes the believer autonomous in Christ's sufficiency. The address challenges the audience to move beyond being 'unsaved believers' by personally receiving Christ as Savior, thereby becoming vessels through whom the fragrance of God's knowledge is spread to the world.

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One day, out of curiosity, I went looking for the oldest sermon by Dr. Bob Jones Sr. on SermonAudio. I came across a message he preached in chapel shortly after the University moved to its present campus in Greenville, SC. I was very blessed to listen to it. I always knew the story of why and how BJU started, but I never got to hear the burden of the founder like I did in that sermon.  In celebration of Bob Jones University's 100th anniversary, I thought it would be good to create a little 2-minute trailer of sorts for that sermon using excerpts from the actual sermon by Dr. Bob Jones Sr. Disclaimer, yes, it's AI, but that's his voice. I hope you will enjoy the full sermon, available here: Why We Founded BJU: https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/212241526538151