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-Come, let us go over to the garrison of these uncircumcised- it may be that the LORD will work for us. For nothing restrains the LORD from saving by many or by few.- How far are we willing to venture on that word, -maybe------Listen to the entire sermon- https---www.sermonaudio.com-sermoninfo.asp-SID-3707143426

Don't let the simplicity of this title fool you. This is a very practical clip from a wonderful sermon delivered with grace and winsomeness. I'd encourage you to listen to the entire sermon. --Listen to the entire sermon- sermonaudio.com-sermon-112518233248215

This is an audiobook reading of the book, The Case for United Prayer, chapter by chapter. Specifically, the second section of the book, The Power of Prayer by Samuel Prime. It is read by Steven Lee www.sermonaudio.com-cfp

Here's the fifth episode of the Tech Talk Zoom call in a single video. We run through a step-by-step demonstration of how to use our FTP batch sermon upload feature. It's a simple and powerful way of uploading your entire sermon library to SA. We also give a demonstration of our newest Roku TV App. Enjoy this week's episode---Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.

In this Tech Talk Clip, we go through a step-by-step demonstration on how to upload sermons using FTP. FTP not only allows you to upload multiple sermons in batch, but it can easily handle very large files with resume capability for poor connections.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.