Struthers Memorial Church

This sermon was recorded on the evening of August 8th, 2008 at our August 2008 Summer Camp. The speaker is Mrs. G. Gault.

Speaking Notes

The covenant keeping God. As a child needs time with their father, so we too should take time to be with God. This will help your growth in God and deepen your love for Him. Abraham was given the promise of a son. He looked for blessing to pass on to his heir. Something of Calvary was shown to Abraham in the darkness. God will draw us close to Him. He has a deep love for us all.

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This sermon was recorded on the morning of August 8th, 2008 at our August 2008 Summer Camp. The speaker is Mr. A. Jewell.

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Treasures of darkness. We all live at various ‘nearness’ to the cross. Andrews experience of running away from issues instead of dealing with them. Example of Alice in Wonderland and the small black hole. Sacrifices are required, and the acceptance of the cross. Out from the shadows steps Christ. Will you accept me now? The pioneers of the American West and what they sacrificed and lost in their search for gold. Christ is our treasure.

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This sermon was recorded on the morning of August 8th, 2008 at our August 2008 Summer Camp. The speaker is Mr. M. Rodgers.

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Manuscript evidence.

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This sermon was recorded on the morning of August 7th, 2008 at our August 2008 Summer Camp. The speaker is Miss J. Jack.

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The bride of Christ. Example given of the barnacle encrusted ship and how sluggish it became until all the barnacles were removed. A bride is to keep her life clean. Are you ready to leave behind your old nature? Many jewels are formed under heat and pressure. Our life has to be changed to the core of our being. We are to travel into the light to become clean and find a deeper place of love for Him.

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This sermon was recorded on the morning of August 7th, 2008 at our August 2008 Summer Camp. The speaker is Mrs. A. Speirs.

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People have been met at camps for many years. Example of the New York subway and how crime has lessened there because of various things that have happened – not just one solution. The theory of the cracked window. Wearing righteousness like a breastplate. The ability to live above immorality and the importance of believing in the power of cleanness. Example of Alison’s father and his work situation. Christ comes to those who turn from their transgressions. Deal with the cracks in your spirit. Righteousness forces back evil.

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This sermon was recorded on the morning of August 7th, 2008 at our August 2008 Summer Camp. The speaker is Mr. M. Rodgers.

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The accuracy of the Bible.

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This sermon was recorded on the evening of August 6th, 2008 at our August 2008 Summer Camp. The speaker is Mrs. D. Rutherford.

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Deliverance – a background into why people need deliverance. Example given of her own life. Christ wants us to be free. The misuse of the internet is a curse in our society. Will you stand up for truth and righteousness? There is a place where open confession is needed.

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This sermon was recorded on the morning of August 6th, 2008 at our August 2008 Summer Camp. The speaker is Miss J. Jack.

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The turning of the tide continued. Christ was willing and obedient to go – not like Moses. The tide turned at Gethsemane. Christ went against sin inside man. The only way to turn the tide was for the punishment of sin to break over Christ. Gethsemane must be outworked and followed through – Satan was defeated. The veil which prevented the way back to God was rent in two. A way has been opened for us into the presence of God. We must expect to come out into victory and freedom. Don’t look at yourself, look at Christ. The disciples were taken from weakness, defeat and despair into the tide of Christ. The road to Emmaus – God’s Light shone and showed them their sin, and then He brought out all the thoughts and feelings to the surface. He then showed Himself. Resurrection life sweeps away the old. The secret is to look to Christ – not your sin.

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This sermon was recorded on the morning of August 6th, 2008 at our August 2008 Summer Camp. The speaker is Dr. G. Marshall.

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The 5 cities of the plains.

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This sermon was recorded on the evening of August 5th, 2008 at our August 2008 Summer Camp. The speaker is Mrs. G. Gault.

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Reference from the New Year Word. It took Hezekiah 2 weeks to rid the temple of the rubbish. Many of the priest were found not to be purified or holy. Revival – God is an awesome God – there is sin in the camp. The basic law of the temple is holiness – it doesn’t go away or change. There are many things done in Christ’s name that are an abomination. He who is not with Me is against Me. Don’t bring sorrow to God by the way you live. Be determined to be holy.

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