I immensely enjoy Pastor John MacArthur. He's easy on the ears too. Some preachers act like carnival barkers. Here is his sermon on not loving the world.
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Which Christian leaders do you enjoy listening to?
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What do you mean by "leaders"? Theologians? Pastors? Both? Greg Boyd is my favorite. But I love to read stuff from Kallistos Ware as well. I prefer Anabaptist and Orthodox writings. Ancientfaith.com is a fantastic source.
I stay away from the more Reformed Baptist/Calvinist stuff. I am grew up w/ stuff like that, so I'm already very familiar with it, so I feel no need to further read/listen to it.
I stay away from the more Reformed Baptist/Calvinist stuff. I am grew up w/ stuff like that, so I'm already very familiar with it, so I feel no need to further read/listen to it.
Max Lucado
Jeremy Meyers
John Ortberg
Dallas Willard
Jeremy Meyers
John Ortberg
Dallas Willard
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The Greatest Priest/Theologian/Preacher to ever be televised is Archbishop Fulton Sheen - hands down
I second the recommendation of sensus fidelium Wonderful Homilies and talks posted all the time
I find Fr. Mike Schmitz is good to send to most people he is pretty solid in his teaching and most people can listen to him, even if they don't agree with him. The ladies seem to like him can't figure out why
I enjoy the energy and positivity of Fr. Mark Goring he does 3-5 min daily videos that are awesome
I listen to anything I see that Fr. Chad Ripperger releases - World Class Thomist and Exorcist- every thing is pretty much spiritual gold that comes out of his mouth
Fr. Rick Heilman will get you pumped up and would be a great priest to have a beer with
I second the recommendation of sensus fidelium Wonderful Homilies and talks posted all the time
I find Fr. Mike Schmitz is good to send to most people he is pretty solid in his teaching and most people can listen to him, even if they don't agree with him. The ladies seem to like him can't figure out why
I enjoy the energy and positivity of Fr. Mark Goring he does 3-5 min daily videos that are awesome
I listen to anything I see that Fr. Chad Ripperger releases - World Class Thomist and Exorcist- every thing is pretty much spiritual gold that comes out of his mouth
Fr. Rick Heilman will get you pumped up and would be a great priest to have a beer with
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Don't know what it said, but I'm not sure why there's a thumbs down. I didn't denigrate anyone. I stated things related to my preferences.
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Wtf?!
Buster, don't be a damn coward. Own what you said or apologize. That was grossly inappropriate and uncalled for.
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Wow
I wonder who he listens to?
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I didn't even say anything bad about them either. I said I'm familiar with them, and stay away from certain segments. I have my reasons, but I purposely wasn't negative about them.
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Time for me to leave for a while.
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I hope not. I don't want to let these types drive off the good posters. All Buster did is expose his own heart. He also gives a great example as to why I say I follow and love Jesus in spite of Christians (obviously not all Christians, but we've seen enough on this site alone to show it's not uncommon).
Amir Tsarfati, JD Farag, Jack Hibbs and Jimmy Evans!
Man someone did some day-drinking
Dallas Willard, there's an oldy but goody
Sometimes I listen to Dr. Michael Brown…he's kind of cheesy but I generally like his approach. He seems fairly humble.
Dallas Willard, there's an oldy but goody
Sometimes I listen to Dr. Michael Brown…he's kind of cheesy but I generally like his approach. He seems fairly humble.
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Chuck Missler, Tom Horn, Jim Evans, Dr Peter Hammond of Frontline Fellowship and Angus Buchan.
Oh, and David Wilkerson.
Oh, and David Wilkerson.
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M1Buckeye said:
I immensely enjoy Pastor John MacArthur. He's easy on the ears too. Some preachers act like carnival barkers. Here is his sermon on not loving the world.
MacArthurs understanding of Christianity can be summed up at 4:20.
Another great video. Take whatever truth you can find from him but he's very limited in his knowledge of Christianity coming from the reformed sector.
I appreciate the recommendations. As Pastor MacArthur says, Christians thirst for the word of God.
On another note, how does a thread requesting recommendations on good Christian preachers go in the gutter? I missed all the drama but, apparently, it was something uncouth.
On another note, how does a thread requesting recommendations on good Christian preachers go in the gutter? I missed all the drama but, apparently, it was something uncouth.
Orthodox Texan said:
Another great video. Take whatever truth you can find from him but he's very limited in his knowledge of Christianity coming from the reformed sector.
Nice video. The man nicely refuted MacArthur's poorly worded remarks. I think MacArthur meant to say that one cannot BUY a ticket to Heaven, or at least I hope that is what he meant to say.
I don't always agree with him, but I enjoy listening to Dr. James White's debates.
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Alex Michel is my absolute favorite.
Voddie Baucham
I like some of Michael Todd's earlier sermons. Around 2016. There is another pastor there named Charles Metcalf. I've enjoyed his stuff.
I like Mark Driscoll, and I was really disappointed about what happened at Mars Hill.
Voddie Baucham
I like some of Michael Todd's earlier sermons. Around 2016. There is another pastor there named Charles Metcalf. I've enjoyed his stuff.
I like Mark Driscoll, and I was really disappointed about what happened at Mars Hill.
Dudley Rutherford
I've enjoyed listening to Alistair Begg and Tony Evans.
For everyday issues and raising a family, I get a lot out of American Family Radio's Abraham Hamilton and Wil and Meeke Addison.
For everyday issues and raising a family, I get a lot out of American Family Radio's Abraham Hamilton and Wil and Meeke Addison.
In no specific order:
JohnMacArthur
Skip Heitzig
Greg Laurie
JohnMacArthur
Skip Heitzig
Greg Laurie
John MacAuthur is a greater speaker and we love to listen to him.
The story of Nicodemus visiting Christ in the evening is absolutely a must watch.
Forget about free will vs predetermined debate, just listen to him teach the stories of the gospel is quite the pleasure in my home.
The story of Nicodemus visiting Christ in the evening is absolutely a must watch.
Forget about free will vs predetermined debate, just listen to him teach the stories of the gospel is quite the pleasure in my home.
Right now
Tim Mackey
Fr Stephen De Young
Tim Mackey
Fr Stephen De Young
Civil04 said:
I've enjoyed listening to Alistair Begg and Tony Evans.
For everyday issues and raising a family, I get a lot out of American Family Radio's Abraham Hamilton and Wil and Meeke Addison.
Alistair Beggs is my favorite Reformed/Calvinist pastor.
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I can't listen to John Macarthur without sensing he's doing his best to supress a lot of bitterness and anger that seeps out every once in a while. He does a better job of hiding it when he's prepared, but it comes out more noticeably in more candid moments.
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