http://pastorob.com en-us Pastor Rob Patterson is currently presenting a collide-o-scopic exposition of Luke, Acts, and Romans on a weekly basis over three years time. Pastor Rob Patterson is currently presenting a collide-o-scopic exposition of Luke, Acts, and Romans on a weekly basis over three years time. Pastor Rob Patterson is currently presenting a collide-o-scopic exposition of Luke, Acts, and Romans on a weekly basis over three years time. Copyright 2007 Sermon Share LLC Pastor Rob Patterson Pastor Rob Patterson pastorob@gmail.com no Pastor Rob Patterson Luke 6 slice from Les Miserables: "Is it true that I am to be released?" he said, in an almost inarticulate voice, and as though he were talking in his sleep. "Yes, thou art released; dost thou not understand?" said one of the gendarmes. "My friend," resumed the Bishop, "before you go, here are your candlesticks. Take them." He stepped to the chimney-piece, took the two silver candlesticks, and brought them to Jean Valjean. The two women looked on without uttering a word, without a gesture, without a look which could disconcert the Bishop. Jean Valjean was trembling in every limb. He took the two candlesticks mechanically, and with a bewildered air. "Now," said the Bishop, "go in peace. By the way, when you return, my friend, it is not necessary to pass through the garden. You can always enter and depart through the street door. It is never fastened with anything but a latch, either by day or by night." Then, turning to the gendarmes:-- "You may retire, gentlemen." The gendarmes retired. Jean Valjean was like a man on the point of fainting. The Bishop drew near to him, and said in a low voice:-- "Do not forget, never forget, that you have promised to use this money in becoming an honest man." Jean Valjean, who had no recollection of ever having promised anything, remained speechless. The Bishop had emphasized the words when he uttered them. He resumed with solemnity:-- "Jean Valjean, my brother, you no longer belong to evil, but to good. It is your soul that I buy from you; I withdraw it from black thoughts and the spirit of perdition, and I give it to God." 00:26:36 Sun, 06 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/conv grace Luke 6 slice from Les Miserables: "Is it true that I am to be released?" he said, in an almost inarticulate voice, and as though he were talking in his sleep. "Yes, thou art released; dost thou not understand?" said one of the gendarmes. "My friend," resumed the Bishop, "before you go, here are your candlesticks. Take them." He stepped to the chimney-piece, took the two silver candlesticks, and brought them to Jean Valjean. The two women looked on without uttering a word, without a gesture, without a look which could disconcert the Bishop. Jean Valjean was trembling in every limb. He took the two candlesticks mechanically, and with a bewildered air. "Now," said the Bishop, "go in peace. By the way, when you return, my friend, it is not necessary to pass through the garden. You can always enter and depart through the street door. It is never fastened with anything but a latch, either by day or by night." Then, turning to the gendarmes:-- "You may retire, gentlemen." The gendarmes retired. Jean Valjean was like a man on the point of fainting. The Bishop drew near to him, and said in a low voice:-- "Do not forget, never forget, that you have promised to use this money in becoming an honest man." Jean Valjean, who had no recollection of ever having promised anything, remained speechless. The Bishop had emphasized the words when he uttered them. He resumed with solemnity:-- "Jean Valjean, my brother, you no longer belong to evil, but to good. It is your soul that I buy from you; I withdraw it from black thoughts and the spirit of perdition, and I give it to God." Luke 6 slice from Les Miserables: "Is it true that I am to be released?" he said, in an almost inarticulate voice, and as though he were talking in his sleep. "Yes, thou art released; dost thou not understand?" said one of the gendarmes. "My friend," resumed the Bishop, "before you go, here are your candlesticks. Take them." He stepped to the chimney-piece, took the two silver candlesticks, and brought them to Jean Valjean. The two women looked on without uttering a word, without a gesture, without a look which could disconcert the Bishop. Jean Valjean was trembling in every limb. He took the two candlesticks mechanically, and with a bewildered air. "Now," said the Bishop, "go in peace. By the way, when you return, my friend, it is not necessary to pass through the garden. You can always enter and depart through the street door. It is never fastened with anything but a latch, either by day or by night." Then, turning to the gendarmes:-- "You may retire, gentlemen." The gendarmes retired. Jean Valjean was like a man on the point of fainting. The Bishop drew near to him, and said in a low voice:-- "Do not forget, never forget, that you have promised to use this money in becoming an honest man." Jean Valjean, who had no recollection of ever having promised anything, remained speechless. The Bishop had emphasized the words when he uttered them. He resumed with solemnity:-- "Jean Valjean, my brother, you no longer belong to evil, but to good. It is your soul that I buy from you; I withdraw it from black thoughts and the spirit of perdition, and I give it to God." Pastor Rob Patterson This final installment about weekly refueling teaches about the importance of coming to church thirsty for righteousness. 00:29:53 Sun, 29 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/101284_3444.mp3 romans,6,sin,life,baptist This final installment about weekly refueling teaches about the importance of coming to church thirsty for righteousness. This final installment about weekly refueling teaches about the importance of coming to church thirsty for righteousness. Pastor Rob Patterson In this second installment of "Refueling for the Week Ahead", Pastor Rob takes a look back at the 'gas wars' in yesteryear American Filling Stations. Come back soon for accompanying PDF visuals. 00:41:07 Sun, 22 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/99524_3444.mp3 Holy,Spirit,baptism,in,the,Spirit,Power,Revival In this second installment of "Refueling for the Week Ahead", Pastor Rob takes a look back at the 'gas wars' in yesteryear American Filling Stations. Come back soon for accompanying PDF visuals. In this second installment of "Refueling for the Week Ahead", Pastor Rob takes a look back at the 'gas wars' in yesteryear American Filling Stations. Come back soon for accompanying PDF visuals. Stephen B In celebration of Father's Day, 2008, one of America's Funniest People, came to Auburn with his wife and three sons. 01:18:18 Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/97772_3444.mp3 comedy,church,auburn,,california,pastor,rob,patterson In celebration of Father's Day, 2008, one of America's Funniest People, came to Auburn with his wife and three sons. In celebration of Father's Day, 2008, one of America's Funniest People, came to Auburn with his wife and three sons. G.R.O.W. is an acronym used by the Leadership Team at BellRoad in order to help everyone stay focused on healthy, biblical growth. G-Givng God our very best R-Reaching In and Out, O-Overcoming all obstacles W-Working together with God featuring: Fall on Me (Pastor Matt's newest song) Speakers: Matt Klein Brandon Willette Les Andrews Wolfgang Rosenau Cathy Patterson Tim Willette Robin Willette 00:56:12 Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/100467_3444.mp3 church,G.R.O.W.,leadership,pastorob G.R.O.W. is an acronym used by the Leadership Team at BellRoad in order to help everyone stay focused on healthy, biblical growth. G-Givng God our very best R-Reaching In and Out, O-Overcoming all obstacles W-Working together with God featuring: Fall on Me (Pastor Matt's newest song) Speakers: Matt Klein Brandon Willette Les Andrews Wolfgang Rosenau Cathy Patterson Tim Willette Robin Willette G.R.O.W. is an acronym used by the Leadership Team at BellRoad in order to help everyone stay focused on healthy, biblical growth. G-Givng God our very best R-Reaching In and Out, O-Overcoming all obstacles W-Working together with God featuring: Fall on Me (Pastor Matt's newest song) Speakers: Matt Klein Brandon Willette Les Andrews Wolfgang Rosenau Cathy Patterson Tim Willette Robin Willette Pastor Rob Patterson Fathers Day Message, 2008 00:40:34 Sun, 15 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/97715_3444.mp3 pastorob,father's,day,discipline,spanking Fathers Day Message, 2008 Fathers Day Message, 2008 Sun, 15 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Pastor Rob Patterson Fathers Day Message, 2008 Fathers Day Message, 2008 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-97715-2 pastorob,father's,day,discipline,spanking Fathers Day Message, 2008 Pastor Rob Patterson This particular Sunday was a great day! We worked a long, FULL day. It started at 6:00am in Cool, California. Waking up in Curt and Jean's guest bed was a joy. Cathy made me a cup of coffee and I got online to locate an image from aviation history to help illustrate my message. I was able to also find some other images which I felt would go along well with the Message that the Spirit had been laying on my heart. The night before, Cathy and I invested a few hours of quality time with Curt and Jean. I had wanted to follow up on some online Greek research for the use of the word 'power' in the Lukan and Acts passages chosen for Sunday. I was busy at work (at www.blueletterbible.org), when I received this email from the son of one of our members. It was 10:16pm. "I understand that my mother forwarded my response to her on to you unbeknownst to me. Please understand that it wasn't my original intent to critique a leader in the church. But I have to know the answer to the question, so I'll ask you directly. Do you intend to avoid preaching from Genesis and/or Revelation (and/or any "controversial" part of scripture) from the pulpit? In Christ, Name Withheld Yes, I could have put it off until the next day or even the day after that but I felt it best to respond ASAP since I would not want this unfinished business to clutter my mind just before preaching the SundayMessage 12 hours later. Here was my reply: Dear <Name Withheld>, First of all, I don't recall that your mother sent me anything that you wrote to her. I assumed that this was only between her, <her husband>, and me. However, I am not troubled by sincere questions asked by sincere individuals. I am not certain that my response below will be accepted by you...but I was actually working on tomorrow's message when your note came in. I have taken time away from that endeavor in order to quickly respond to you. I am currently preaching through the Book of Acts (Mission), the Book of Luke (Gospel), and the Book of Romans (Paul's Doctrinal Statement in Full Development). There have thus far been 40-some messages from these three books. That decision doesn't have anything to do with NOT preaching controversial topics. I've approached legalized abortion and growing acceptance of homosexualtiy as a result of preaching through my 3-year series. This is an example of some of the controversial topics in which preaching verse-by-verse from the Word has taken us. I have called both of those issues 'National Sins' which bring judgment upon nations who disobey God's Word. I have also preached a major controversial (even scandalous) topic: the death and resurrection of Jesus. umm...I've also preached His Healing Power, His Transforming Power, that He CREATED the Heavens and the Earth. So, to answer your simple question: I pray, study, and preach as the Spirit leads me (to the best of my ability). I do not fear MAN in the process. I am accountable to God as I preach from 'the pulpit' (wherever that may be). Due in part to my email interaction with your Mom, we have heavily promoted a four-part 70-minute session series with Andrew Edwards called 'Creation or Evolution?' I also promoted the movie "Expelled" (about the academic suppression of teaching Intelligent Design). So, I do what I am able as I am led by the Spirit. As a pastor, I have been jailed twice for 'Civil Disobedience' in order to shut down a Planned Parenthood for one day two years in a row. This was to draw attention to the travesty of a so-called HEALTH ORGANIZATION going into our public schools as professionals (while simultaneously providing third-trimester abortions). In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul has taught me that "Love always trusts, provides, and protects." I try to likewise LOVE my hearers as I do my best to shepherd them in my preaching and teaching. I'll let God judge the motives of my heart and hope that my answers suffice. Love, Pastor Rob 00:47:08 Sun, 08 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/95772_3444.mp3 pastor,rob,patterson,church,homosexual,agenda,preaching This particular Sunday was a great day! We worked a long, FULL day. It started at 6:00am in Cool, California. Waking up in Curt and Jean's guest bed was a joy. Cathy made me a cup of coffee and I got online to locate an image from aviation history to help illustrate my message. I was able to also find some other images which I felt would go along well with the Message that the Spirit had been laying on my heart. The night before, Cathy and I invested a few hours of quality time with Curt and Jean. I had wanted to follow up on some online Greek research for the use of the word 'power' in the Lukan and Acts passages chosen for Sunday. I was busy at work (at www.blueletterbible.org), when I received this email from the son of one of our members. It was 10:16pm. "I understand that my mother forwarded my response to her on to you unbeknownst to me. Please understand that it wasn't my original intent to critique a leader in the church. But I have to know the answer to the question, so I'll ask you directly. Do you intend to avoid preaching from Genesis and/or Revelation (and/or any "controversial" part of scripture) from the pulpit? In Christ, Name Withheld Yes, I could have put it off until the next day or even the day after that but I felt it best to respond ASAP since I would not want this unfinished business to clutter my mind just before preaching the SundayMessage 12 hours later. Here was my reply: Dear <Name Withheld>, First of all, I don't recall that your mother sent me anything that you wrote to her. I assumed that this was only between her, <her husband>, and me. However, I am not troubled by sincere questions asked by sincere individuals. I am not certain that my response below will be accepted by you...but I was actually working on tomorrow's message when your note came in. I have taken time away from that endeavor in order to quickly respond to you. I am currently preaching through the Book of Acts (Mission), the Book of Luke (Gospel), and the Book of Romans (Paul's Doctrinal Statement in Full Development). There have thus far been 40-some messages from these three books. That decision doesn't have anything to do with NOT preaching controversial topics. I've approached legalized abortion and growing acceptance of homosexualtiy as a result of preaching through my 3-year series. This is an example of some of the controversial topics in which preaching verse-by-verse from the Word has taken us. I have called both of those issues 'National Sins' which bring judgment upon nations who disobey God's Word. I have also preached a major controversial (even scandalous) topic: the death and resurrection of Jesus. umm...I've also preached His Healing Power, His Transforming Power, that He CREATED the Heavens and the Earth. So, to answer your simple question: I pray, study, and preach as the Spirit leads me (to the best of my ability). I do not fear MAN in the process. I am accountable to God as I preach from 'the pulpit' (wherever that may be). Due in part to my email interaction with your Mom, we have heavily promoted a four-part 70-minute session series with Andrew Edwards called 'Creation or Evolution?' I also promoted the movie "Expelled" (about the academic suppression of teaching Intelligent Design). So, I do what I am able as I am led by the Spirit. As a pastor, I have been jailed twice for 'Civil Disobedience' in order to shut down a Planned Parenthood for one day two years in a row. This was to draw attention to the travesty of a so-called HEALTH ORGANIZATION going into our public schools as professionals (while simultaneously providing third-trimester abortions). In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul has taught me that "Love always trusts, provides, and protects." I try to likewise LOVE my hearers as I do my best to shepherd them in my preaching and teaching. I'll let God judge the motives of my heart and hope that my answers suffice. Love, Pastor Rob This particular Sunday was a great day! We worked a long, FULL day. It started at 6:00am in Cool, California. Waking up in Curt and Jean's guest bed was a joy. Cathy made me a cup of coffee and I got online to locate an image from aviation history to help illustrate my message. I was able to also find some other images which I felt would go along well with the Message that the Spirit had been laying on my heart. The night before, Cathy and I invested a few hours of quality time with Curt and Jean. I had wanted to follow up on some online Greek research for the use of the word 'power' in the Lukan and Acts passages chosen for Sunday. I was busy at work (at www.blueletterbible.org), when I received this email from the son of one of our members. It was 10:16pm. "I understand that my mother forwarded my response to her on to you unbeknownst to me. Please understand that it wasn't my original intent to critique a leader in the church. But I have to know the answer to the question, so I'll ask you directly. Do you intend to avoid preaching from Genesis and/or Revelation (and/or any "controversial" part of scripture) from the pulpit? In Christ, Name Withheld Yes, I could have put it off until the next day or even the day after that but I felt it best to respond ASAP since I would not want this unfinished business to clutter my mind just before preaching the SundayMessage 12 hours later. Here was my reply: Dear <Name Withheld>, First of all, I don't recall that your mother sent me anything that you wrote to her. I assumed that this was only between her, <her husband>, and me. However, I am not troubled by sincere questions asked by sincere individuals. I am not certain that my response below will be accepted by you...but I was actually working on tomorrow's message when your note came in. I have taken time away from that endeavor in order to quickly respond to you. I am currently preaching through the Book of Acts (Mission), the Book of Luke (Gospel), and the Book of Romans (Paul's Doctrinal Statement in Full Development). There have thus far been 40-some messages from these three books. That decision doesn't have anything to do with NOT preaching controversial topics. I've approached legalized abortion and growing acceptance of homosexualtiy as a result of preaching through my 3-year series. This is an example of some of the controversial topics in which preaching verse-by-verse from the Word has taken us. I have called both of those issues 'National Sins' which bring judgment upon nations who disobey God's Word. I have also preached a major controversial (even scandalous) topic: the death and resurrection of Jesus. umm...I've also preached His Healing Power, His Transforming Power, that He CREATED the Heavens and the Earth. So, to answer your simple question: I pray, study, and preach as the Spirit leads me (to the best of my ability). I do not fear MAN in the process. I am accountable to God as I preach from 'the pulpit' (wherever that may be). Due in part to my email interaction with your Mom, we have heavily promoted a four-part 70-minute session series with Andrew Edwards called 'Creation or Evolution?' I also promoted the movie "Expelled" (about the academic suppression of teaching Intelligent Design). So, I do what I am able as I am led by the Spirit. As a pastor, I have been jailed twice for 'Civil Disobedience' in order to shut down a Planned Parenthood for one day two years in a row. This was to draw attention to the travesty of a so-called HEALTH ORGANIZATION going into our public schools as professionals (while simultaneously providing third-trimester abortions). In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul has taught me that "Love always trusts, provides, and protects." I try to likewise LOVE my hearers as I do my best to shepherd them in my preaching and teaching. I'll let God judge the motives of my heart and hope that my answers suffice. Love, Pastor Rob Sun, 08 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Pastor Rob Patterson This particular Sunday was a great day! We worked a long, FULL day. It started at 6:00am in Cool, California. Waking up in Curt and Jean's guest bed was a joy. Cathy made me a cup of coffee and I got online to locate an image from aviation history to help illustrate my message. I was able to also find some other images which I felt would go along well with the Message that the Spirit had been laying on my heart. The night before, Cathy and I invested a few hours of quality time with Curt and Jean. I had wanted to follow up on some online Greek research for the use of the word 'power' in the Lukan and Acts passages chosen for Sunday. I was busy at work (at www.blueletterbible.org), when I received this email from the son of one of our members. It was 10:16pm. "I understand that my mother forwarded my response to her on to you unbeknownst to me. Please understand that it wasn't my original intent to critique a leader in the church. But I have to know the answer to the question, so I'll ask you directly. Do you intend to avoid preaching from Genesis and/or Revelation (and/or any "controversial" part of scripture) from the pulpit? In Christ, Name Withheld Yes, I could have put it off until the next day or even the day after that but I felt it best to respond ASAP since I would not want this unfinished business to clutter my mind just before preaching the SundayMessage 12 hours later. Here was my reply: Dear <Name Withheld>, First of all, I don't recall that your mother sent me anything that you wrote to her. I assumed that this was only between her, <her husband>, and me. However, I am not troubled by sincere questions asked by sincere individuals. I am not certain that my response below will be accepted by you...but I was actually working on tomorrow's message when your note came in. I have taken time away from that endeavor in order to quickly respond to you. I am currently preaching through the Book of Acts (Mission), the Book of Luke (Gospel), and the Book of Romans (Paul's Doctrinal Statement in Full Development). There have thus far been 40-some messages from these three books. That decision doesn't have anything to do with NOT preaching controversial topics. I've approached legalized abortion and growing acceptance of homosexualtiy as a result of preaching through my 3-year series. This is an example of some of the controversial topics in which preaching verse-by-verse from the Word has taken us. I have called both of those issues 'National Sins' which bring judgment upon nations who disobey God's Word. I have also preached a major controversial (even scandalous) topic: the death and resurrection of Jesus. umm...I've also preached His Healing Power, His Transforming Power, that He CREATED the Heavens and the Earth. So, to answer your simple question: I pray, study, and preach as the Spirit leads me (to the best of my ability). I do not fear MAN in the process. I am accountable to God as I preach from 'the pulpit' (wherever that may be). Due in part to my email interaction with your Mom, we have heavily promoted a four-part 70-minute session series with Andrew Edwards called 'Creation or Evolution?' I also promoted the movie "Expelled" (about the academic suppression of teaching Intelligent Design). So, I do what I am able as I am led by the Spirit. As a pastor, I have been jailed twice for 'Civil Disobedience' in order to shut down a Planned Parenthood for one day two years in a row. This was to draw attention to the travesty of a so-called HEALTH ORGANIZATION going into our public schools as professionals (while simultaneously providing third-trimester abortions). In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul has taught me that "Love always trusts, provides, and protects." I try to likewise LOVE my hearers as I do my best to shepherd them in my preaching and teaching. I'll let God judge the motives of my heart and hope that my answers suffice. Love, Pastor Rob This particular Sunday was a great day! We worked a long, FULL day. It started at 6:00am in Cool, California. Waking up in Curt and Jean's guest bed was a joy. Cathy made me a cup of coffee and I got online to locate an image from aviation history to help illustrate my message. I was able to also find some other images which I felt would go along well with the Message that the Spirit had been laying on my heart. The night before, Cathy and I invested a few hours of quality time with Curt and Jean. I had wanted to follow up on some online Greek research for the use of the word 'power' in the Lukan and Acts passages chosen for Sunday. I was busy at work (at www.blueletterbible.org), when I received this email from the son of one of our members. It was 10:16pm. "I understand that my mother forwarded my response to her on to you unbeknownst to me. Please understand that it wasn't my original intent to critique a leader in the church. But I have to know the answer to the question, so I'll ask you directly. Do you intend to avoid preaching from Genesis and/or Revelation (and/or any "controversial" part of scripture) from the pulpit? In Christ, Name Withheld Yes, I could have put it off until the next day or even the day after that but I felt it best to respond ASAP since I would not want this unfinished business to clutter my mind just before preaching the SundayMessage 12 hours later. Here was my reply: Dear <Name Withheld>, First of all, I don't recall that your mother sent me anything that you wrote to her. I assumed that this was only between her, <her husband>, and me. However, I am not troubled by sincere questions asked by sincere individuals. I am not certain that my response below will be accepted by you...but I was actually working on tomorrow's message when your note came in. I have taken time away from that endeavor in order to quickly respond to you. I am currently preaching through the Book of Acts (Mission), the Book of Luke (Gospel), and the Book of Romans (Paul's Doctrinal Statement in Full Development). There have thus far been 40-some messages from these three books. That decision doesn't have anything to do with NOT preaching controversial topics. I've approached legalized abortion and growing acceptance of homosexualtiy as a result of preaching through my 3-year series. This is an example of some of the controversial topics in which preaching verse-by-verse from the Word has taken us. I have called both of those issues 'National Sins' which bring judgment upon nations who disobey God's Word. I have also preached a major controversial (even scandalous) topic: the death and resurrection of Jesus. umm...I've also preached His Healing Power, His Transforming Power, that He CREATED the Heavens and the Earth. So, to answer your simple question: I pray, study, and preach as the Spirit leads me (to the best of my ability). I do not fear MAN in the process. I am accountable to God as I preach from 'the pulpit' (wherever that may be). Due in part to my email interaction with your Mom, we have heavily promoted a four-part 70-minute session series with Andrew Edwards called 'Creation or Evolution?' I also promoted the movie "Expelled" (about the academic suppression of teaching Intelligent Design). So, I do what I am able as I am led by the Spirit. As a pastor, I have been jailed twice for 'Civil Disobedience' in order to shut down a Planned Parenthood for one day two years in a row. This was to draw attention to the travesty of a so-called HEALTH ORGANIZATION going into our public schools as professionals (while simultaneously providing third-trimester abortions). In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul has taught me that "Love always trusts, provides, and protects." I try to likewise LOVE my hearers as I do my best to shepherd them in my preaching and teaching. I'll let God judge the motives of my heart and hope that my answers suffice. Love, Pastor Rob http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-95772-2 pastor,rob,patterson,church,homosexual,agenda,preaching This particular Sunday was a great day! We worked a long, FULL day. It started at 6:00am in Cool, California. Waking up in Curt and Jean's guest bed was a joy. Cathy made me a cup of coffee and I got online to locate an image from aviation history to help illustrate my message. I was able to also find some other images which I felt would go along well with the Message that the Spirit had been laying on my heart. The night before, Cathy and I invested a few hours of quality time with Curt and Jean. I had wanted to follow up on some online Greek research for the use of the word 'power' in the Lukan and Acts passages chosen for Sunday. I was busy at work (at www.blueletterbible.org), when I received this email from the son of one of our members. It was 10:16pm. "I understand that my mother forwarded my response to her on to you unbeknownst to me. Please understand that it wasn't my original intent to critique a leader in the church. But I have to know the answer to the question, so I'll ask you directly. Do you intend to avoid preaching from Genesis and/or Revelation (and/or any "controversial" part of scripture) from the pulpit? In Christ, Name Withheld Yes, I could have put it off until the next day or even the day after that but I felt it best to respond ASAP since I would not want this unfinished business to clutter my mind just before preaching the SundayMessage 12 hours later. Here was my reply: Dear <Name Withheld>, First of all, I don't recall that your mother sent me anything that you wrote to her. I assumed that this was only between her, <her husband>, and me. However, I am not troubled by sincere questions asked by sincere individuals. I am not certain that my response below will be accepted by you...but I was actually working on tomorrow's message when your note came in. I have taken time away from that endeavor in order to quickly respond to you. I am currently preaching through the Book of Acts (Mission), the Book of Luke (Gospel), and the Book of Romans (Paul's Doctrinal Statement in Full Development). There have thus far been 40-some messages from these three books. That decision doesn't have anything to do with NOT preaching controversial topics. I've approached legalized abortion and growing acceptance of homosexualtiy as a result of preaching through my 3-year series. This is an example of some of the controversial topics in which preaching verse-by-verse from the Word has taken us. I have called both of those issues 'National Sins' which bring judgment upon nations who disobey God's Word. I have also preached a major controversial (even scandalous) topic: the death and resurrection of Jesus. umm...I've also preached His Healing Power, His Transforming Power, that He CREATED the Heavens and the Earth. So, to answer your simple question: I pray, study, and preach as the Spirit leads me (to the best of my ability). I do not fear MAN in the process. I am accountable to God as I preach from 'the pulpit' (wherever that may be). Due in part to my email interaction with your Mom, we have heavily promoted a four-part 70-minute session series with Andrew Edwards called 'Creation or Evolution?' I also promoted the movie "Expelled" (about the academic suppression of teaching Intelligent Design). So, I do what I am able as I am led by the Spirit. As a pastor, I have been jailed twice for 'Civil Disobedience' in order to shut down a Planned Parenthood for one day two years in a row. This was to draw attention to the travesty of a so-called HEALTH ORGANIZATION going into our public schools as professionals (while simultaneously providing third-trimester abortions). In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul has taught me that "Love always trusts, provides, and protects." I try to likewise LOVE my hearers as I do my best to shepherd them in my preaching and teaching. I'll let God judge the motives of my heart and hope that my answers suffice. Love, Pastor Rob Pastor Matt Klein On this first Sunday in June, 2008, Pastor Matt Klein ministers the Word of God. Matt Klein is the Minister of Music-Media, and Youth for Bell Road Baptist Church. 00:44:08 Sun, 01 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/94437_3444.mp3 matt,klein,bell,road,baptist,church,auburn,,california,pastor,rob,patterson On this first Sunday in June, 2008, Pastor Matt Klein ministers the Word of God. Matt Klein is the Minister of Music-Media, and Youth for Bell Road Baptist Church. On this first Sunday in June, 2008, Pastor Matt Klein ministers the Word of God. Matt Klein is the Minister of Music-Media, and Youth for Bell Road Baptist Church. Memorial Day Sunday, 2008 Reconciliation, Authority, Submission, and Civil Disobedience 00:48:46 Sun, 25 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/91957_3444.mp3 memorial,day,reconciliation,submission,authority Memorial Day Sunday, 2008 Reconciliation, Authority, Submission, and Civil Disobedience Memorial Day Sunday, 2008 Reconciliation, Authority, Submission, and Civil Disobedience Last night of our 4-Night Revival 01:11:01 Wed, 21 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/91145_3444.mp3 the,cross,elvis,pastor,rob,patterson,bell,road,baptist Last night of our 4-Night Revival Last night of our 4-Night Revival ONLINE for a limited time only (by permission of Stephen B). Comedian Stephen B made a special appearance on the last night of BellRoad Revival, 2008 00:17:46 Wed, 21 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/91154_3444.mp3 Stephen,B,comedy,church,auburn,,california ONLINE for a limited time only (by permission of Stephen B). Comedian Stephen B made a special appearance on the last night of BellRoad Revival, 2008 ONLINE for a limited time only (by permission of Stephen B). Comedian Stephen B made a special appearance on the last night of BellRoad Revival, 2008 Rick Stanley (Elvis' stepbrother) answers questions before the Revival Meeting. 00:25:01 Wed, 21 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/91235_3444.mp3 elvis Rick Stanley (Elvis' stepbrother) answers questions before the Revival Meeting. Rick Stanley (Elvis' stepbrother) answers questions before the Revival Meeting. Stuff I thought about during Revival, 2008 00:05:09 Wed, 21 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/91394_3444.mp3 montage,music,pastor,rob,patterson,rick,stanley Stuff I thought about during Revival, 2008 Stuff I thought about during Revival, 2008 On the third night of our Revival, Rick spoke about a man that he had met out in our parking lot. 00:45:33 Tue, 20 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/91218_3444.mp3 rick,stanley,elvis,pastor,rob,patterson,auburn,,california On the third night of our Revival, Rick spoke about a man that he had met out in our parking lot. On the third night of our Revival, Rick spoke about a man that he had met out in our parking lot. Rick Stanley (Elvis' stepbrother) answers questions before the Revival Meeting 00:14:22 Tue, 20 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/91236_3444.mp3 elvis Rick Stanley (Elvis' stepbrother) answers questions before the Revival Meeting Rick Stanley (Elvis' stepbrother) answers questions before the Revival Meeting Guest Evangelist, Rick Stanley, asks his associate, Bill Loveless, to share his testimony. Altar Call follows. 01:05:50 Mon, 19 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/91214_3444.mp3 rick,stanley,bill,loveless,pastor,rob,patterson,bell,road,baptist,church Guest Evangelist, Rick Stanley, asks his associate, Bill Loveless, to share his testimony. Altar Call follows. Guest Evangelist, Rick Stanley, asks his associate, Bill Loveless, to share his testimony. Altar Call follows. Rick Stanley (stepbrother of Elvis Presley) fields questions in the first of our Q and A Sessions before our Evening Revival Services. This is the first of three such sessions. 00:10:37 Mon, 19 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/92760_3444.mp3 elvis,presley,rick,stanley,church,auburn Rick Stanley (stepbrother of Elvis Presley) fields questions in the first of our Q and A Sessions before our Evening Revival Services. This is the first of three such sessions. Rick Stanley (stepbrother of Elvis Presley) fields questions in the first of our Q and A Sessions before our Evening Revival Services. This is the first of three such sessions. Rick Stanley, guest evangelist, shares his testimony with those gathered at Bell Road Baptist Church. Rick grew up at Graceland (having become Elvis Presley's step-brother when he was six years old). For more information: www.bellroad.org 01:02:55 Sun, 18 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/90152_3444.mp3 elvis,church,testimony,auburn Rick Stanley, guest evangelist, shares his testimony with those gathered at Bell Road Baptist Church. Rick grew up at Graceland (having become Elvis Presley's step-brother when he was six years old). For more information: www.bellroad.org Rick Stanley, guest evangelist, shares his testimony with those gathered at Bell Road Baptist Church. Rick grew up at Graceland (having become Elvis Presley's step-brother when he was six years old). For more information: www.bellroad.org Pastor Rob Patterson Mother's Day Message May 11, 2008 Before preaching this special message, Pastor Rob prayed in faith that God would speak a word for the very individuals who gathered for that particular hour. The resultant message connects various generations represented in the current local body of believers at Bell Road Baptist Church. As always, the preacher seeks to fix the eyes of the church on that which is eternal and usually unseen. May God bless the effort. Please note that the Powerpoint Slides are attached as a PDF file. 00:41:57 Sun, 11 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/88894_3444.mp3 mother's,day,baptist,babies,pastorob,auburn,,ca Mother's Day Message May 11, 2008 Before preaching this special message, Pastor Rob prayed in faith that God would speak a word for the very individuals who gathered for that particular hour. The resultant message connects various generations represented in the current local body of believers at Bell Road Baptist Church. As always, the preacher seeks to fix the eyes of the church on that which is eternal and usually unseen. May God bless the effort. Please note that the Powerpoint Slides are attached as a PDF file. Mother's Day Message May 11, 2008 Before preaching this special message, Pastor Rob prayed in faith that God would speak a word for the very individuals who gathered for that particular hour. The resultant message connects various generations represented in the current local body of believers at Bell Road Baptist Church. As always, the preacher seeks to fix the eyes of the church on that which is eternal and usually unseen. May God bless the effort. Please note that the Powerpoint Slides are attached as a PDF file. Sun, 11 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Pastor Rob Patterson Mother's Day Message May 11, 2008 Before preaching this special message, Pastor Rob prayed in faith that God would speak a word for the very individuals who gathered for that particular hour. The resultant message connects various generations represented in the current local body of believers at Bell Road Baptist Church. As always, the preacher seeks to fix the eyes of the church on that which is eternal and usually unseen. May God bless the effort. Please note that the Powerpoint Slides are attached as a PDF file. Mother's Day Message May 11, 2008 Before preaching this special message, Pastor Rob prayed in faith that God would speak a word for the very individuals who gathered for that particular hour. The resultant message connects various generations represented in the current local body of believers at Bell Road Baptist Church. As always, the preacher seeks to fix the eyes of the church on that which is eternal and usually unseen. May God bless the effort. Please note that the Powerpoint Slides are attached as a PDF file. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-88894-2 mother's,day,baptist,babies,pastorob,auburn,,ca Mother's Day Message May 11, 2008 Before preaching this special message, Pastor Rob prayed in faith that God would speak a word for the very individuals who gathered for that particular hour. The resultant message connects various generations represented in the current local body of believers at Bell Road Baptist Church. As always, the preacher seeks to fix the eyes of the church on that which is eternal and usually unseen. May God bless the effort. Please note that the Powerpoint Slides are attached as a PDF file. Pastor Rob Patterson The First Sunday in the month of May, 2008. The 46th message in our three-year series prepares the gathering of believers to share the Lord's Supper. 00:29:36 Sun, 04 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/86712_3444.mp3 communion,funeral,eucharist,pastorob The First Sunday in the month of May, 2008. The 46th message in our three-year series prepares the gathering of believers to share the Lord's Supper. The First Sunday in the month of May, 2008. The 46th message in our three-year series prepares the gathering of believers to share the Lord's Supper. Pastor Rob Patterson Teaching and preaching through the second half of the Church Membership Covenant for Bell Road Baptist Church. 00:48:29 Mon, 21 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/82147_3444.mp3 membership,testimony,koinonia,patterson Teaching and preaching through the second half of the Church Membership Covenant for Bell Road Baptist Church. Teaching and preaching through the second half of the Church Membership Covenant for Bell Road Baptist Church. Mon, 21 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Pastor Rob Patterson Teaching and preaching through the second half of the Church Membership Covenant for Bell Road Baptist Church. Teaching and preaching through the second half of the Church Membership Covenant for Bell Road Baptist Church. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-82147-2 membership,testimony,koinonia,patterson Teaching and preaching through the second half of the Church Membership Covenant for Bell Road Baptist Church. Irene Spencer Hear how Irene Spencer escaped from four generations of polygamy. Irene Spencer is author of New York Time's Bestseller, 'Shattered Dreams' 01:13:12 Fri, 18 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/81638_3444.mp3 faith,abuse,mormon,polygamy Hear how Irene Spencer escaped from four generations of polygamy. Irene Spencer is author of New York Time's Bestseller, 'Shattered Dreams' Hear how Irene Spencer escaped from four generations of polygamy. Irene Spencer is author of New York Time's Bestseller, 'Shattered Dreams' Pastor Rob Patterson Message No. 44 of the three year series. Our Church Membership Covenant 00:37:05 Sun, 13 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/80356_3444.mp3 pastorob Message No. 44 of the three year series. Our Church Membership Covenant Message No. 44 of the three year series. Our Church Membership Covenant Sun, 13 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Pastor Rob Patterson Message No. 44 of the three year series. Our Church Membership Covenant Message No. 44 of the three year series. Our Church Membership Covenant http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-80356-2 pastorob Message No. 44 of the three year series. Our Church Membership Covenant Pastor Rob Patterson A Special Service based on 1 Chronicles 16:1-12 Duncan Holmes assists Pastor Rob Patterson to deliver the SundayMessage: 1. Giving Thanks 2. Calling on His Name 3. Making Him Known through Baptism 4. Singing to Him 01:05:08 Sun, 06 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/80194_3444.mp3 thanksgiving,baptism,theatrics,pastorob A Special Service based on 1 Chronicles 16:1-12 Duncan Holmes assists Pastor Rob Patterson to deliver the SundayMessage: 1. Giving Thanks 2. Calling on His Name 3. Making Him Known through Baptism 4. Singing to Him A Special Service based on 1 Chronicles 16:1-12 Duncan Holmes assists Pastor Rob Patterson to deliver the SundayMessage: 1. Giving Thanks 2. Calling on His Name 3. Making Him Known through Baptism 4. Singing to Him Duncan Holmes was our guest in April of 2008. 00:21:00 Sun, 06 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/80344_3444.mp3 pastorob,Communion Duncan Holmes was our guest in April of 2008. Duncan Holmes was our guest in April of 2008. Duncan Holmes Blind pianist, Duncan Holmes provided improvisational Prelude Music before Morning Service at Bell Road Baptist Church. 00:14:50 Sun, 06 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/80349_3444.mp3 blind,piano,duncan Blind pianist, Duncan Holmes provided improvisational Prelude Music before Morning Service at Bell Road Baptist Church. Blind pianist, Duncan Holmes provided improvisational Prelude Music before Morning Service at Bell Road Baptist Church. Pastor Rob Patterson God calls for a disciple named Ananias to obedience through a Vision. 00:36:19 Sun, 30 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/76069_3444.mp3 saul,ananias,vision,pastorob God calls for a disciple named Ananias to obedience through a Vision. God calls for a disciple named Ananias to obedience through a Vision. compilation As an Easter gift to give away in 2008, Pastors Klein and Patterson went into the studio for a live chat and to share five original songs: 1) Turn Your Worries into Prayer 2) Closer 3) Trust in the Lord 4) I'm Saved 5) Here I am 00:19:50 Mon, 24 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/74570_3444.mp3 worry,trust,security,worship As an Easter gift to give away in 2008, Pastors Klein and Patterson went into the studio for a live chat and to share five original songs: 1) Turn Your Worries into Prayer 2) Closer 3) Trust in the Lord 4) I'm Saved 5) Here I am As an Easter gift to give away in 2008, Pastors Klein and Patterson went into the studio for a live chat and to share five original songs: 1) Turn Your Worries into Prayer 2) Closer 3) Trust in the Lord 4) I'm Saved 5) Here I am Pastor Rob Patterson The second try at uploading Sunday's Message 00:45:21 Sun, 16 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/73178_3444.mp3 sin,death,conversion The second try at uploading Sunday's Message The second try at uploading Sunday's Message Pastor Rob Patterson With this photo of Billy Sunday 'stances' on the Screens behind him, Pastor Rob pitches the Five Purposes of our local church to real members of the Body. 00:52:16 Sun, 02 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/69272_3444.mp3 pastorob,billy,sunday,mission With this photo of Billy Sunday 'stances' on the Screens behind him, Pastor Rob pitches the Five Purposes of our local church to real members of the Body. With this photo of Billy Sunday 'stances' on the Screens behind him, Pastor Rob pitches the Five Purposes of our local church to real members of the Body. Sun, 02 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0600 Pastor Rob Patterson With this photo of Billy Sunday 'stances' on the Screens behind him, Pastor Rob pitches the Five Purposes of our local church to real members of the Body. With this photo of Billy Sunday 'stances' on the Screens behind him, Pastor Rob pitches the Five Purposes of our local church to real members of the Body. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-69272-2 pastorob,billy,sunday,mission With this photo of Billy Sunday 'stances' on the Screens behind him, Pastor Rob pitches the Five Purposes of our local church to real members of the Body. Pastor Rob Patterson Philip the Evangelist heads south down the road toward Gaza 00:36:43 Mon, 25 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/67339_3444.mp3 ethiopian,eunuch,philip Philip the Evangelist heads south down the road toward Gaza Philip the Evangelist heads south down the road toward Gaza Pastor Rob Patterson In Sabbath Rest part 2, Jesus prays through the entire night. 00:31:05 Sun, 17 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/65970_3444.mp3 decisions In Sabbath Rest part 2, Jesus prays through the entire night. In Sabbath Rest part 2, Jesus prays through the entire night. Pastor Rob Patterson Have you been waking up 'ready to roll'...or 'rolling over' when you need to wake up? Sabbath: part one 00:34:36 Sun, 10 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/65126_3444.mp3 sabbath Have you been waking up 'ready to roll'...or 'rolling over' when you need to wake up? Sabbath: part one Have you been waking up 'ready to roll'...or 'rolling over' when you need to wake up? Sabbath: part one Pastor Rob Patterson On the Sunday following a Wednesday night break-in by the thieves-and-vandals, we met to Worship and to hear God's Word in our Foyer. We considered the story of Simon the Sorcerer. 00:29:07 Sun, 03 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/66211_3444.mp3 Simon,Magus On the Sunday following a Wednesday night break-in by the thieves-and-vandals, we met to Worship and to hear God's Word in our Foyer. We considered the story of Simon the Sorcerer. On the Sunday following a Wednesday night break-in by the thieves-and-vandals, we met to Worship and to hear God's Word in our Foyer. We considered the story of Simon the Sorcerer. Pastor Rob Patterson God works through unusual circumstances to advance the Kingdom of God. 39:44 Sun, 27 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/61421_3444.mp3 nursery,worker,persecution God works through unusual circumstances to advance the Kingdom of God. God works through unusual circumstances to advance the Kingdom of God. Pastor Rob Patterson Luke Chapter 5 31:50 Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/59780_3444.mp3 wineskins,pastorob Luke Chapter 5 Luke Chapter 5 Pastor Rob Patterson Luke 5 (sorry poor sound quality. A mistake made in formating). I'll have to redo the whole message someday). 42:28 Tue, 15 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/58242_3444.mp3 pastorob Luke 5 (sorry poor sound quality. A mistake made in formating). I'll have to redo the whole message someday). Luke 5 (sorry poor sound quality. A mistake made in formating). I'll have to redo the whole message someday). Pastor Rob Patterson The conclusion of Stephen's Testimony: H = Heaven (His Throne) O = Open to Opportunities M = Meditate upon the Mystery E = Earth (His Footstool) 43:09 Sun, 06 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/56720_3444.mp3 pastorob,Stephen The conclusion of Stephen's Testimony: H = Heaven (His Throne) O = Open to Opportunities M = Meditate upon the Mystery E = Earth (His Footstool) The conclusion of Stephen's Testimony: H = Heaven (His Throne) O = Open to Opportunities M = Meditate upon the Mystery E = Earth (His Footstool) Pastor Matt Klein In the firstfruits message from our Associate Pastor, Matt Klein, brings forth the final sermon for the year 2007 as he offers the godly direction for the upcoming year. 30:06 Sun, 30 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/56639_3444.mp3 matt,klein,pastorob,bellroad In the firstfruits message from our Associate Pastor, Matt Klein, brings forth the final sermon for the year 2007 as he offers the godly direction for the upcoming year. In the firstfruits message from our Associate Pastor, Matt Klein, brings forth the final sermon for the year 2007 as he offers the godly direction for the upcoming year. Pastor Rob Patterson With the Fourth Candle of Advent, BellRoad folks rehearsed the story of Moses. Having stayed up until 2:30 a.m. editing for Sunday Night's Mayberrry Presentation, Pastor Rob relied on the overflow for his last pulpit message of 2007. 37:17 Sun, 23 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/56683_3444.mp3 pastorob,Moses With the Fourth Candle of Advent, BellRoad folks rehearsed the story of Moses. Having stayed up until 2:30 a.m. editing for Sunday Night's Mayberrry Presentation, Pastor Rob relied on the overflow for his last pulpit message of 2007. With the Fourth Candle of Advent, BellRoad folks rehearsed the story of Moses. Having stayed up until 2:30 a.m. editing for Sunday Night's Mayberrry Presentation, Pastor Rob relied on the overflow for his last pulpit message of 2007. Pastor Rob Patterson On this Third Sunday of Advent, 2007, two men who carried the same name through life (Joseph) are considered: Joseph. 34:08 Sun, 16 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/52635_3444.mp3 pastorob On this Third Sunday of Advent, 2007, two men who carried the same name through life (Joseph) are considered: Joseph. On this Third Sunday of Advent, 2007, two men who carried the same name through life (Joseph) are considered: Joseph. Sun, 16 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Pastor Rob Patterson On this Third Sunday of Advent, 2007, two men who carried the same name through life (Joseph) are considered: Joseph. On this Third Sunday of Advent, 2007, two men who carried the same name through life (Joseph) are considered: Joseph. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-52635-2 pastorob On this Third Sunday of Advent, 2007, two men who carried the same name through life (Joseph) are considered: Joseph. Pastor Rob Patterson Pastor Matt Klein leads the Worship Team at Bell Road. Pastor Rob reads the Scripture; Jonathan Rosenau plays the Offertory on the piano. The sermon didn't make it to the digital form, so an analog copy might be found and transformed at a later time. 19:56 Mon, 10 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/51589_3444.mp3 pastorob Pastor Matt Klein leads the Worship Team at Bell Road. Pastor Rob reads the Scripture; Jonathan Rosenau plays the Offertory on the piano. The sermon didn't make it to the digital form, so an analog copy might be found and transformed at a later time. Pastor Matt Klein leads the Worship Team at Bell Road. Pastor Rob reads the Scripture; Jonathan Rosenau plays the Offertory on the piano. The sermon didn't make it to the digital form, so an analog copy might be found and transformed at a later time. Pastor Rob Patterson The Second Sunday of Advent, we continued reading Stephen's Account of Salvation History and focused upon God's dealing(s) with Jacob. 30:00 Sun, 09 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/51209_3444.mp3 pastorob The Second Sunday of Advent, we continued reading Stephen's Account of Salvation History and focused upon God's dealing(s) with Jacob. The Second Sunday of Advent, we continued reading Stephen's Account of Salvation History and focused upon God's dealing(s) with Jacob. Sun, 09 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Pastor Rob Patterson The Second Sunday of Advent, we continued reading Stephen's Account of Salvation History and focused upon God's dealing(s) with Jacob. The Second Sunday of Advent, we continued reading Stephen's Account of Salvation History and focused upon God's dealing(s) with Jacob. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-51209-2 pastorob The Second Sunday of Advent, we continued reading Stephen's Account of Salvation History and focused upon God's dealing(s) with Jacob. Pastor Rob Patterson On this First Sunday of Advent, 2007, Pastor Rob rehearses the Story of Abraham through the last words of Stephen. the updated sermon outline is included as a pdf file 26:46 Sun, 02 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/49822_3444.mp3 pastorob On this First Sunday of Advent, 2007, Pastor Rob rehearses the Story of Abraham through the last words of Stephen. the updated sermon outline is included as a pdf file On this First Sunday of Advent, 2007, Pastor Rob rehearses the Story of Abraham through the last words of Stephen. the updated sermon outline is included as a pdf file Sun, 02 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Pastor Rob Patterson On this First Sunday of Advent, 2007, Pastor Rob rehearses the Story of Abraham through the last words of Stephen. the updated sermon outline is included as a pdf file On this First Sunday of Advent, 2007, Pastor Rob rehearses the Story of Abraham through the last words of Stephen. the updated sermon outline is included as a pdf file http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-49822-2 pastorob On this First Sunday of Advent, 2007, Pastor Rob rehearses the Story of Abraham through the last words of Stephen. the updated sermon outline is included as a pdf file Pastor Rob Patterson Stephen will serve as the primary witness for Advent 2007 at Bell Road. This message begins with an excerpt of a new song by Pastor Matt Klein (Worship Leader at BellRoad). 46:07 Sun, 25 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/48491_3444.mp3 pastorob Stephen will serve as the primary witness for Advent 2007 at Bell Road. This message begins with an excerpt of a new song by Pastor Matt Klein (Worship Leader at BellRoad). Stephen will serve as the primary witness for Advent 2007 at Bell Road. This message begins with an excerpt of a new song by Pastor Matt Klein (Worship Leader at BellRoad). Sun, 25 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Pastor Rob Patterson Stephen will serve as the primary witness for Advent 2007 at Bell Road. This message begins with an excerpt of a new song by Pastor Matt Klein (Worship Leader at BellRoad). Stephen will serve as the primary witness for Advent 2007 at Bell Road. This message begins with an excerpt of a new song by Pastor Matt Klein (Worship Leader at BellRoad). http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-48491-2 pastorob Stephen will serve as the primary witness for Advent 2007 at Bell Road. This message begins with an excerpt of a new song by Pastor Matt Klein (Worship Leader at BellRoad). Pastor Rob Patterson Why should we let the Joy-Suckers get to us? In this peculiar exposition of Romans Chapter 4, Pastor Rob asserts that the works coming from faith ought to be 'good works' spurred on by love, joy, and peace from the 20% who think that they are the only ones working. 36:28 Sun, 18 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/47738_3444.mp3 pastorob,faith Why should we let the Joy-Suckers get to us? In this peculiar exposition of Romans Chapter 4, Pastor Rob asserts that the works coming from faith ought to be 'good works' spurred on by love, joy, and peace from the 20% who think that they are the only ones working. Why should we let the Joy-Suckers get to us? In this peculiar exposition of Romans Chapter 4, Pastor Rob asserts that the works coming from faith ought to be 'good works' spurred on by love, joy, and peace from the 20% who think that they are the only ones working. Pastor Rob Patterson note: copyright restrictions limit our liberty to share more than just an excerpt of two songs in this message: ('How Great Is Our God' and 'I Can Only Imagine'). In this message, Pastor Rob models a personal vision statement: 'to be the pastor of a Jesus-lovin', soul-winnin', disciple-making, ministry-equipping, missionary-sending church. Although the sermon outline called for Romans Chapter 4 to be read, the preacher didn't get that far! On this day, a 19 year old man (Chad) and a 24 year old woman (Melody) were baptized as a sign of their faith in Christ. There was yet another wondrous testimony in store those who were gathered that day! 38:57 Tue, 13 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/46134_3444.mp3 pastorob,evangelism,mission,faith note: copyright restrictions limit our liberty to share more than just an excerpt of two songs in this message: ('How Great Is Our God' and 'I Can Only Imagine'). In this message, Pastor Rob models a personal vision statement: 'to be the pastor of a Jesus-lovin', soul-winnin', disciple-making, ministry-equipping, missionary-sending church. Although the sermon outline called for Romans Chapter 4 to be read, the preacher didn't get that far! On this day, a 19 year old man (Chad) and a 24 year old woman (Melody) were baptized as a sign of their faith in Christ. There was yet another wondrous testimony in store those who were gathered that day! note: copyright restrictions limit our liberty to share more than just an excerpt of two songs in this message: ('How Great Is Our God' and 'I Can Only Imagine'). In this message, Pastor Rob models a personal vision statement: 'to be the pastor of a Jesus-lovin', soul-winnin', disciple-making, ministry-equipping, missionary-sending church. Although the sermon outline called for Romans Chapter 4 to be read, the preacher didn't get that far! On this day, a 19 year old man (Chad) and a 24 year old woman (Melody) were baptized as a sign of their faith in Christ. There was yet another wondrous testimony in store those who were gathered that day! Tue, 13 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Pastor Rob Patterson note: copyright restrictions limit our liberty to share more than just an excerpt of two songs in this message: ('How Great Is Our God' and 'I Can Only Imagine'). In this message, Pastor Rob models a personal vision statement: 'to be the pastor of a Jesus-lovin', soul-winnin', disciple-making, ministry-equipping, missionary-sending church. Although the sermon outline called for Romans Chapter 4 to be read, the preacher didn't get that far! On this day, a 19 year old man (Chad) and a 24 year old woman (Melody) were baptized as a sign of their faith in Christ. There was yet another wondrous testimony in store those who were gathered that day! note: copyright restrictions limit our liberty to share more than just an excerpt of two songs in this message: ('How Great Is Our God' and 'I Can Only Imagine'). In this message, Pastor Rob models a personal vision statement: 'to be the pastor of a Jesus-lovin', soul-winnin', disciple-making, ministry-equipping, missionary-sending church. Although the sermon outline called for Romans Chapter 4 to be read, the preacher didn't get that far! On this day, a 19 year old man (Chad) and a 24 year old woman (Melody) were baptized as a sign of their faith in Christ. There was yet another wondrous testimony in store those who were gathered that day! http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-46134-2 pastorob,evangelism,mission,faith note: copyright restrictions limit our liberty to share more than just an excerpt of two songs in this message: ('How Great Is Our God' and 'I Can Only Imagine'). In this message, Pastor Rob models a personal vision statement: 'to be the pastor of a Jesus-lovin', soul-winnin', disciple-making, ministry-equipping, missionary-sending church. Although the sermon outline called for Romans Chapter 4 to be read, the preacher didn't get that far! On this day, a 19 year old man (Chad) and a 24 year old woman (Melody) were baptized as a sign of their faith in Christ. There was yet another wondrous testimony in store those who were gathered that day! Pastor Rob Patterson Preparing for the Lord's Supper and also simultaneously kicking off the BellRoad Express (Children's Church) and afternoon preview of Iglesia Bautista Bell Road, this was a busy for morning for the local pastor. Pastor Rob stays on track and preaches through one complete side of the bulletin insert (for the day's version of this long-running insert, see the attached PDF file). For other referenced materials, go to the daily journal entry at: www.pastorob.com/rob'sblog.htm 32:53 Mon, 05 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/44471_3444.mp3 pastorob Preparing for the Lord's Supper and also simultaneously kicking off the BellRoad Express (Children's Church) and afternoon preview of Iglesia Bautista Bell Road, this was a busy for morning for the local pastor. Pastor Rob stays on track and preaches through one complete side of the bulletin insert (for the day's version of this long-running insert, see the attached PDF file). For other referenced materials, go to the daily journal entry at: www.pastorob.com/rob'sblog.htm Preparing for the Lord's Supper and also simultaneously kicking off the BellRoad Express (Children's Church) and afternoon preview of Iglesia Bautista Bell Road, this was a busy for morning for the local pastor. Pastor Rob stays on track and preaches through one complete side of the bulletin insert (for the day's version of this long-running insert, see the attached PDF file). For other referenced materials, go to the daily journal entry at: www.pastorob.com/rob'sblog.htm Mon, 05 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600 Pastor Rob Patterson Preparing for the Lord's Supper and also simultaneously kicking off the BellRoad Express (Children's Church) and afternoon preview of Iglesia Bautista Bell Road, this was a busy for morning for the local pastor. Pastor Rob stays on track and preaches through one complete side of the bulletin insert (for the day's version of this long-running insert, see the attached PDF file). For other referenced materials, go to the daily journal entry at: www.pastorob.com/rob'sblog.htm Preparing for the Lord's Supper and also simultaneously kicking off the BellRoad Express (Children's Church) and afternoon preview of Iglesia Bautista Bell Road, this was a busy for morning for the local pastor. Pastor Rob stays on track and preaches through one complete side of the bulletin insert (for the day's version of this long-running insert, see the attached PDF file). For other referenced materials, go to the daily journal entry at: www.pastorob.com/rob'sblog.htm http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-44471-2 pastorob Preparing for the Lord's Supper and also simultaneously kicking off the BellRoad Express (Children's Church) and afternoon preview of Iglesia Bautista Bell Road, this was a busy for morning for the local pastor. Pastor Rob stays on track and preaches through one complete side of the bulletin insert (for the day's version of this long-running insert, see the attached PDF file). For other referenced materials, go to the daily journal entry at: www.pastorob.com/rob'sblog.htm Bob Knapp Since Curt Harjo was out of town, Pastor Rob was asked to lead the Worship Team. Licensed to preach by Bell Road in 2005, Bob Knapp was asked to bring the morning message. He chose to preach a sermon entitled "Salt and Light". This message involves the lighting of the entire room by candlelight. The entire service is included here. It will be edited to take out two songs which do not have copyright clearance. Order of Service: Prelude (pastorob with team) Announcements (pep talk) Holy, Holy, Holy Bring Ye all the Tithes into the Storehouse Offering Open the Eyes of My Heart We Fall Down Harden Not Your Heart There's Room at the Cross SERMON: SALT AND LIGHT INVITATION CLOSING WORDS "GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME" 94:33 Sun, 28 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/43349_3444.mp3 bob,knapp Since Curt Harjo was out of town, Pastor Rob was asked to lead the Worship Team. Licensed to preach by Bell Road in 2005, Bob Knapp was asked to bring the morning message. He chose to preach a sermon entitled "Salt and Light". This message involves the lighting of the entire room by candlelight. The entire service is included here. It will be edited to take out two songs which do not have copyright clearance. Order of Service: Prelude (pastorob with team) Announcements (pep talk) Holy, Holy, Holy Bring Ye all the Tithes into the Storehouse Offering Open the Eyes of My Heart We Fall Down Harden Not Your Heart There's Room at the Cross SERMON: SALT AND LIGHT INVITATION CLOSING WORDS "GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME" Since Curt Harjo was out of town, Pastor Rob was asked to lead the Worship Team. Licensed to preach by Bell Road in 2005, Bob Knapp was asked to bring the morning message. He chose to preach a sermon entitled "Salt and Light". This message involves the lighting of the entire room by candlelight. The entire service is included here. It will be edited to take out two songs which do not have copyright clearance. Order of Service: Prelude (pastorob with team) Announcements (pep talk) Holy, Holy, Holy Bring Ye all the Tithes into the Storehouse Offering Open the Eyes of My Heart We Fall Down Harden Not Your Heart There's Room at the Cross SERMON: SALT AND LIGHT INVITATION CLOSING WORDS "GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME" Pastor Rob Patterson This message was delivered as part of an historic turning point in the history of Bell Road Baptist Church. Matt Klein came to Auburn to be formally presented as the first candidate to serve as Associate Pastor alongside Pastor Rob Patterson. Pastor Rob didn't get very far in the (mis-dated) sermon outline! 39:24 Sun, 21 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/42418_3444.mp3 matt,klein,pastorob This message was delivered as part of an historic turning point in the history of Bell Road Baptist Church. Matt Klein came to Auburn to be formally presented as the first candidate to serve as Associate Pastor alongside Pastor Rob Patterson. Pastor Rob didn't get very far in the (mis-dated) sermon outline! This message was delivered as part of an historic turning point in the history of Bell Road Baptist Church. Matt Klein came to Auburn to be formally presented as the first candidate to serve as Associate Pastor alongside Pastor Rob Patterson. Pastor Rob didn't get very far in the (mis-dated) sermon outline! Sun, 21 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Pastor Rob Patterson This message was delivered as part of an historic turning point in the history of Bell Road Baptist Church. Matt Klein came to Auburn to be formally presented as the first candidate to serve as Associate Pastor alongside Pastor Rob Patterson. Pastor Rob didn't get very far in the (mis-dated) sermon outline! This message was delivered as part of an historic turning point in the history of Bell Road Baptist Church. Matt Klein came to Auburn to be formally presented as the first candidate to serve as Associate Pastor alongside Pastor Rob Patterson. Pastor Rob didn't get very far in the (mis-dated) sermon outline! http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-42418-2 matt,klein,pastorob This message was delivered as part of an historic turning point in the history of Bell Road Baptist Church. Matt Klein came to Auburn to be formally presented as the first candidate to serve as Associate Pastor alongside Pastor Rob Patterson. Pastor Rob didn't get very far in the (mis-dated) sermon outline! The day before we voted on calling Matt Klein as our associate pastor, we had an opportunity to ask questions of him. 01:31:19 Sat, 20 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/77621_3444.mp3 business The day before we voted on calling Matt Klein as our associate pastor, we had an opportunity to ask questions of him. The day before we voted on calling Matt Klein as our associate pastor, we had an opportunity to ask questions of him. Pastor Rob Patterson Pastor Rob takes the Listener down a road he has traveled before in this challenge to apprehend current equivalents to three First-Century distinctives in the propagation of the Gospel to the ends of the Earth. 36:12 Mon, 15 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/41162_3444.mp3 pastorob,evangelism,mission,romans Pastor Rob takes the Listener down a road he has traveled before in this challenge to apprehend current equivalents to three First-Century distinctives in the propagation of the Gospel to the ends of the Earth. Pastor Rob takes the Listener down a road he has traveled before in this challenge to apprehend current equivalents to three First-Century distinctives in the propagation of the Gospel to the ends of the Earth. Mon, 15 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Pastor Rob Patterson Pastor Rob takes the Listener down a road he has traveled before in this challenge to apprehend current equivalents to three First-Century distinctives in the propagation of the Gospel to the ends of the Earth. Pastor Rob takes the Listener down a road he has traveled before in this challenge to apprehend current equivalents to three First-Century distinctives in the propagation of the Gospel to the ends of the Earth. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-41162-2 pastorob,evangelism,mission,romans Pastor Rob takes the Listener down a road he has traveled before in this challenge to apprehend current equivalents to three First-Century distinctives in the propagation of the Gospel to the ends of the Earth. Pastor Rob Patterson "Thank God for Problems; Thank God for Complaints..." This has not been a normal pattern of thanksgiving for Pastor Rob but today's message has the power to change his life as a leader. This passage from Acts Chapter Six speaks indirectly to timely issues facing Bell Road Baptist Church. Perhaps, it will speak to you in your context as well. Thanks to Matt and Justine Klein for providing the song "Closer" at the conclusion of this 30 minute message. 34:13 Mon, 08 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/39483_3444.mp3 service,pastorob "Thank God for Problems; Thank God for Complaints..." This has not been a normal pattern of thanksgiving for Pastor Rob but today's message has the power to change his life as a leader. This passage from Acts Chapter Six speaks indirectly to timely issues facing Bell Road Baptist Church. Perhaps, it will speak to you in your context as well. Thanks to Matt and Justine Klein for providing the song "Closer" at the conclusion of this 30 minute message. "Thank God for Problems; Thank God for Complaints..." This has not been a normal pattern of thanksgiving for Pastor Rob but today's message has the power to change his life as a leader. This passage from Acts Chapter Six speaks indirectly to timely issues facing Bell Road Baptist Church. Perhaps, it will speak to you in your context as well. Thanks to Matt and Justine Klein for providing the song "Closer" at the conclusion of this 30 minute message. Pastor Rob Patterson The journey of the believer is a mystery that God is revealing to those that follow Him day by day. Learn how to appreciate the mystery. 35:15 Sun, 30 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/rj-2006-08-01-42274.mp3 pastorob,mike,mccall The journey of the believer is a mystery that God is revealing to those that follow Him day by day. Learn how to appreciate the mystery. The journey of the believer is a mystery that God is revealing to those that follow Him day by day. Learn how to appreciate the mystery. Pastor Rob Patterson In this message, the pastor speaks to the Lord's flock about Ties that need to be bound and one, in particular, that needs to be loosened. 35:28 Mon, 24 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/36597_3444.mp3 pastorob In this message, the pastor speaks to the Lord's flock about Ties that need to be bound and one, in particular, that needs to be loosened. In this message, the pastor speaks to the Lord's flock about Ties that need to be bound and one, in particular, that needs to be loosened. Pastor Rob Patterson The electricity went out mid-way through this message...the computer crashed, but thank God for Bob & Rachelle Reeves (and a quick hand at the cassette recorder). 37:58 Wed, 19 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/35495_3444.mp3 pastorob The electricity went out mid-way through this message...the computer crashed, but thank God for Bob & Rachelle Reeves (and a quick hand at the cassette recorder). The electricity went out mid-way through this message...the computer crashed, but thank God for Bob & Rachelle Reeves (and a quick hand at the cassette recorder). Pastor Rob Patterson Hometown Prophet(s) part two considers Our Message, Our Mission, and Our Methods. 45:43 Thu, 13 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/34879_3444.mp3 pastorob Hometown Prophet(s) part two considers Our Message, Our Mission, and Our Methods. Hometown Prophet(s) part two considers Our Message, Our Mission, and Our Methods. Pastor Rob Patterson On this day, BellRoad would be sharing the Lord's Supper. This message came as a direct result of occurrences during the prior two sermons. You may wanna see a video made the night before in preparation for this message: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8895558643268254581 30:33 Mon, 03 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/32863_3444.mp3 pastorob On this day, BellRoad would be sharing the Lord's Supper. This message came as a direct result of occurrences during the prior two sermons. You may wanna see a video made the night before in preparation for this message: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8895558643268254581 On this day, BellRoad would be sharing the Lord's Supper. This message came as a direct result of occurrences during the prior two sermons. You may wanna see a video made the night before in preparation for this message: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8895558643268254581 Pastor Rob Patterson Jesus returns in the power of the Spirit to Galilee (to Nazareth), to his hometown synagogue. 33:19 Tue, 28 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/31845_3444.mp3 pastorob Jesus returns in the power of the Spirit to Galilee (to Nazareth), to his hometown synagogue. Jesus returns in the power of the Spirit to Galilee (to Nazareth), to his hometown synagogue. Pastor Rob Patterson Luke 4 and FF to Luke 22 reveals the work of the Devil. Caitlyn shared a testimony during the message. Jebby was visiting and played at the altar time. Ending with 1 Corinthians 10. 36:15 Tue, 21 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/30725_3444.mp3 pastorob Luke 4 and FF to Luke 22 reveals the work of the Devil. Caitlyn shared a testimony during the message. Jebby was visiting and played at the altar time. Ending with 1 Corinthians 10. Luke 4 and FF to Luke 22 reveals the work of the Devil. Caitlyn shared a testimony during the message. Jebby was visiting and played at the altar time. Ending with 1 Corinthians 10. Pastor Rob Patterson Exploring the contrast between Barnabas and Ananias--two men who each sold a piece of land to give to the Cause greater than themselves. Tech-Note: a dub of analog tape. Served Lord's Supper after the Invitational Prayer at close of Message 46:32 Mon, 13 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/29178_3444.mp3 pastorob Exploring the contrast between Barnabas and Ananias--two men who each sold a piece of land to give to the Cause greater than themselves. Tech-Note: a dub of analog tape. Served Lord's Supper after the Invitational Prayer at close of Message Exploring the contrast between Barnabas and Ananias--two men who each sold a piece of land to give to the Cause greater than themselves. Tech-Note: a dub of analog tape. Served Lord's Supper after the Invitational Prayer at close of Message Mon, 13 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Pastor Rob Patterson Exploring the contrast between Barnabas and Ananias--two men who each sold a piece of land to give to the Cause greater than themselves. Tech-Note: a dub of analog tape. Served Lord's Supper after the Invitational Prayer at close of Message Exploring the contrast between Barnabas and Ananias--two men who each sold a piece of land to give to the Cause greater than themselves. Tech-Note: a dub of analog tape. Served Lord's Supper after the Invitational Prayer at close of Message http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-29178-2 pastorob Exploring the contrast between Barnabas and Ananias--two men who each sold a piece of land to give to the Cause greater than themselves. Tech-Note: a dub of analog tape. Served Lord's Supper after the Invitational Prayer at close of Message Pastor Rob Patterson We didn't get to the second side of the Sermon Outline the week before. Therefore, the material was reformatted. Two teen missionaries had been with us for one week. We would send them to their next assignment after church. Two of our own teens had returned from their summer Mission Trips. All four teens are featured in this message. We also reviewed six characteristics of powerful mission teams (by Next Level Leadership). 39:22 Mon, 06 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/28281_3444.mp3 pastorob,mega-church,next,level We didn't get to the second side of the Sermon Outline the week before. Therefore, the material was reformatted. Two teen missionaries had been with us for one week. We would send them to their next assignment after church. Two of our own teens had returned from their summer Mission Trips. All four teens are featured in this message. We also reviewed six characteristics of powerful mission teams (by Next Level Leadership). We didn't get to the second side of the Sermon Outline the week before. Therefore, the material was reformatted. Two teen missionaries had been with us for one week. We would send them to their next assignment after church. Two of our own teens had returned from their summer Mission Trips. All four teens are featured in this message. We also reviewed six characteristics of powerful mission teams (by Next Level Leadership). Pastor Rob Patterson This message will be posted sometime today, Lord Willing. 31:54 Sun, 29 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/27175_3444.mp3 Megas This message will be posted sometime today, Lord Willing. This message will be posted sometime today, Lord Willing. Sun, 29 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Pastor Rob Patterson This message will be posted sometime today, Lord Willing. This message will be posted sometime today, Lord Willing. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-27175-2 Megas This message will be posted sometime today, Lord Willing. Pastor Rob Patterson Mike McCall reads... Pastor Rob preaches... Pastor Rob reads... Brother Mike preaches... The Church SINGS a new song. 37:08 Sun, 22 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/26298_3444.mp3 Megas Mike McCall reads... Pastor Rob preaches... Pastor Rob reads... Brother Mike preaches... The Church SINGS a new song. Mike McCall reads... Pastor Rob preaches... Pastor Rob reads... Brother Mike preaches... The Church SINGS a new song. Pastor Rob Patterson I spent 5-6 hours in fine-detail editing of this track...only to lose it all when WavePad crashed! I don't have energy left to re-edit this...but hope to sometime soon. 48:43 Mon, 09 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/23996_3444.mp3 baptism,of,Jesus,,John,the,Baptist,,pastorob,,bellroad I spent 5-6 hours in fine-detail editing of this track...only to lose it all when WavePad crashed! I don't have energy left to re-edit this...but hope to sometime soon. I spent 5-6 hours in fine-detail editing of this track...only to lose it all when WavePad crashed! I don't have energy left to re-edit this...but hope to sometime soon. Mon, 09 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Pastor Rob Patterson I spent 5-6 hours in fine-detail editing of this track...only to lose it all when WavePad crashed! I don't have energy left to re-edit this...but hope to sometime soon. I spent 5-6 hours in fine-detail editing of this track...only to lose it all when WavePad crashed! I don't have energy left to re-edit this...but hope to sometime soon. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D3444-rss-23996-2 baptism,of,Jesus,,John,the,Baptist,,pastorob,,bellroad I spent 5-6 hours in fine-detail editing of this track...only to lose it all when WavePad crashed! I don't have energy left to re-edit this...but hope to sometime soon. Pastor Rob Patterson Cerissa was holding a videocamera and thus captured the ambient sounds of God's people saying "Yes" and "Amen" in this segment. The cleaner sound of a direct mic was also recorded but we just wanna hear the people say "Yes" and "Amen" before the entire sermon is edited and updated. 27:08 Sun, 08 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermon.net/c/rss/pastorob/audio/23761_3444.mp3 baptism,of,Jesus,,John,the,Baptist,,pastorob,,bellroad Cerissa was holding a videocamera and thus captured the ambient sounds of God's people say