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To: .45 Long Colt; ReformationFan
I've seen several of Mark Kehler's CrossTV presentations, and I agree that they are excellent.
The best preacher I ever heard was Alan Cairns. He's retired now, but you can find many of his sermons on SermonAudio.com
68 posted on 06/11/2012 4:05:46 PM PDT by El Cid (Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house...)
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To: El Cid; ReformationFan

Alan Cairns isn’t retired from my iPod! I listen to him often. I’ve learned much from that man and am thankful for him.

I really get a kick knowing that mostly God-hating reprobates built the internet and run the silicon valley companies, yet the Lord has used their efforts to spread His Word in a powerful way around the globe. Those men are doing what they want with their lives in history, but God is in full control and sovereign over history.

Unless his church had purchased radio or television time, prior to the net I would have had almost zero opportunity to hear a man like Alan Cairns, let alone a Conrad Mbewe, the Baptist from Zambia, Africa. I could name dozens of men from around the world whose online ministries have impacted my life, and by extension the lives of my family. Some of those men are famous, but just as many are toiling away for the Lord in relative obscurity. Some of the men I listen to most are now long retired or even dead, yet via the net sermons preached decades ago can be accessed for free within seconds, even from my cell phone.

Because of the internet I now realize I have more in common with grace believing Christians from different states, nations, and even centuries than I do with the lost couple next door.


119 posted on 06/11/2012 5:39:12 PM PDT by .45 Long Colt
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