Tag Archives: Talks

  Listen to our brother Ed Conlin speak about life in the Holy Spirit. He gave this short talk at our Pentecost celebration in May 2010. Some highlights: Ephesians 1:11-13 that we’re for the “praise of his glory.” A quote from Origen about God being “wholly other.” Short anecdotes about holy men. Download the Audio …
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Bruce Franson spoke to the North American brothers at our December 1st Lord’s Day to kick-off our Advent season. His topic was “God’s Preparation for Advent.” You’ll definitely want to listen to this one with these scriptures in front of you: Isaiah 59:1-2,9-21 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11,16-24 (these link to the scriptures in the Revised Standard …
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Christmas with the brothers is a festive affair! Not only do we take time to worship and feast, but we receive a meditation on the incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ. Listen to Steve Clark address the North American brothers in 2007 on “The Incarnation from its Beginning Point,” including subjects such as: How does …
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John Yocum spoke to the North American brothers at our October 8th Lord’s Day Opening on humility, wisdom, and even “Driving Miss Daisy.” His talk is based on Matthew 18:1-5 (ESV): At that time the disciples came to Jesus, saying, “Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?” And calling to him a child, he …
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John Keating addressed the North American brothers at the 2011 Easter celebration on “Christ the Seed of the Kingdom.” “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it bears much fruit.” - John 12:24 Download the Audio file: 2011-04-24_JHK_ChristTheSeedOfTheKingdom_Easter2011.mp3 [Size: …
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Grab this talk from the North American brothers’ Lord’s Day Celebration last Saturday, December 4th. You’ll hear Mike cover the answers to these questions: Can anyone really summarize the book of Ecclesiastes? What was “Solomon’s Error” in Ecclesiastes? Does God have a purpose to the emptiness, vanity, or loss of motivation that we experience from time-to-time? …
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