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A new MP3 sermon from John Pistorius, Pastor is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: What Do You Desire p1
Subtitle: What Do You Desire
Speaker: John Pistorius
Broadcaster: John Pistorius, Pastor
Event: Sunday Service
Date: 1/6/2013
Bible: Matthew 20:20-29
Length: 27 min. (64kbps)
Overview: In this message, Pastor John helps us to explore our deepest desires. Desire is a strong word that invokes images of wanting and expecting. We are going to look at an account of Christ-s interaction with two brothers and their mother who were led by selfish desire.--The brothers wanted to be co-rulers with Christ and they wanted to be exalted above the other disciples. Christ made it clear that His followers are to serve God - humanity in the same way that He selflessly served. Each of us can learn a lesson from this account that can benefit the whole body of Christ today. This message will inspire all who hear it to increase their selfless participation in the life - growth of Christ's body until He returns.
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By John PistoriusA new MP3 sermon from John Pistorius, Pastor is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: What Do You Desire p1
Subtitle: What Do You Desire
Speaker: John Pistorius
Broadcaster: John Pistorius, Pastor
Event: Sunday Service
Date: 1/6/2013
Bible: Matthew 20:20-29
Length: 27 min. (64kbps)
Overview: In this message, Pastor John helps us to explore our deepest desires. Desire is a strong word that invokes images of wanting and expecting. We are going to look at an account of Christ-s interaction with two brothers and their mother who were led by selfish desire.--The brothers wanted to be co-rulers with Christ and they wanted to be exalted above the other disciples. Christ made it clear that His followers are to serve God - humanity in the same way that He selflessly served. Each of us can learn a lesson from this account that can benefit the whole body of Christ today. This message will inspire all who hear it to increase their selfless participation in the life - growth of Christ's body until He returns.