Favorite speakers?

[Gail]

I echo Sid's commendation of the AFCOE speakers. I've listened to a few and they are GREAT

[Kountzer]

Speakers I've been impressed by: I've heard just about all the preachers/speakers already mentioned. I like them all. There are others that don't get on the mainstream adventist networks, region conference speakers, spanish speaking teachers. Maybe they aren't popular among certain culture groups, like Dr Carlton Byrd, who is the most recent former Pastor of my church, Dr Jules J Abraham, whom I didn't know existed until the last GC, Pastor Lawrence Dorsey Sr, I only found out about him relatively recently as well. He's an excellent speaker. CD Brooks, Dr Barry Black, etc, etc.

That's the thing there are many excellent speakers that are unknown. The Lord is getting this msg out. I don't think He is limiting it to the well connected and popular. I've heard some very good sermons by unknown Pastors and Elders. The Spirit is everywhere, even in the areas where the spotlight of adventist television can't reach.

[Woody]

Dr. Barry Black is on all the time on the Hope Channel. He gets a LOT of air time. The other speakers listed do not have their own TV program as Dr. Black does.

[Kountzer]

You don't need a tv program to preach the gospel.

[Woody]

You don't need a tv program to preach the gospel.

Glad to hear you say that.

[Bravus]

http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/speakers/subwoofers/bravus-10d/image_view_fullscreen

[phkrause]

[Woody]

You are trying to put speakers in a box Bravus and you simply can't do that. THey have a mind of their own.

[Gail]

You are trying to put speakers in a box Bravus and you simply can't do that. THey have a mind of their own.

Yes, Bravus- I would have thought you to enjoy those that are OUT of the box!

But I'm sure those are good speakers, too!

[Pockey]

That's the thing there are many excellent speakers that are unknown. The Lord is getting this msg out. I don't think He is limiting it to the well connected and popular. I've heard some very good sermons by unknown Pastors and Elders. The Spirit is everywhere, even in the areas where the spotlight of adventist television can't reach.

For sure. Feel free to name those unknowns. I'm also digging for lay folk that the Holy Spirit is speaking through. Most churches put their sermons up for download and I just need those names so I can look for their mp3s.

[Gerr]

And I was going to tell about my Magnepan!

[Kevin H]

Sid, I do some lay preaching but I don't think it's been recorded. However I was recorded for a few of our church's televised programs, they are played on Binghamton cable TV channel 6 on Monday evenings from 5:00 - 5:30.

[Kountzer]

Originally Posted By: Kountzer

That's the thing there are many excellent speakers that are unknown. The Lord is getting this msg out. I don't think He is limiting it to the well connected and popular. I've heard some very good sermons by unknown Pastors and Elders. The Spirit is everywhere, even in the areas where the spotlight of adventist television can't reach.

For sure. Feel free to name those unknowns. I'm also digging for lay folk that the Holy Spirit is speaking through. Most churches put their sermons up for download and I just need those names so I can look for their mp3s.

Not every sermon is recorded, much less released in mp3 format. Some churches record their sermons in dvd format and sell them at a modest price. I know their are several larger, more affluent churches that freely broadcast sermons on their websites as mp3s, but all churches are not able to do so. Still, the word is going forth.

[Pockey]

It's a lot easier and and cheaper than one might think!

Brief guide to uploading sermons:

1. If your church already has a PA system, just connect your laptop to the mixer or receiver. The output of the mixer will go into the mic input of your laptop. If your church does not have a PA system, you can get an inexpensive microphone from Guitar Center that plugs directly into a laptop via usb. There's so many ways to do this. You can even just record directly into an iphone, or with a mic-to-ipad device.

2. Download software to record the audio (sermon). Examples: Garage Band ($15) or Audio Hijack Pro ($32).

3. Once the sermon is recorded, the format of the sermon file will be as a .wav or .aif file. This needs to be compressed so that the size of the file is smaller. You can use an audio to mp3 converting program, such as All2MP3. As far as I know that is a free download, if not, you can just google ".wav to mp3 converter". There are always free software out there that the developers give away.

4. Domain name -- You can get a free website through wordpress or blogger, or even tumblr. To get a custom domain name, GoDaddy is offering it for $7 a year for an .org domain.

5. Hosting -- Now you need to store your mp3 sermons on a server for folks to download or stream from your site. HostGator provides unlimited bandwidth for about $5 a month.

6. Post the sermons on the website, link them to your HostGator account, and you're done.

Maintenance cost:

Hosting: $5 per month

Domain: $7 per year

Reaching more ears: priceless

(edit: or bypass steps 4 through 6 and just upload to youtube).

[LifeHiscost]

Our eternal life is up to what is in the heart and not the head.

The statement seems to me to be problematic. It is written that to know Jesus is eternal life. That would include both intellect and abiding Presence. OTOH, will little babies who had no choice to be aborted, be excluded from the Kingdom of heaven as a result of the parent/s? I prefer to leave the truth of the matter in God's hands.

God blesses!

[LifeHiscost]

Quote:

"That's the thing there are many excellent speakers that are unknown. The Lord is getting this msg out. I don't think He is limiting it to the well connected and popular."

I don' think anyone was inferring the last thought expressed. And if the Holy Spirit in not speaking through the individual, his/her popularity isn't going to make up the difference. The middle thought expresses it perfectly.

"For He will finish the work and cut it short in righteousness, Because the LORD will make a short work upon the earth.”" Romans 9:28 NKJV

God blesses!

[jasd]

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Oo-laaaa... That is a pulpit-full of "favorite speakers"!

Hyveth!? That's it!? One woman in all of the list!? (disabuse me should I err)

Does this spell dogma or misogyny? ...good only to service the potlucks, the communion trays, and the kinderspielplatz?-not to minimize, but... well, **** yeah, I mean to minimize the attitude that permits and condones this sort of declension within the community of Gd.

Is not the NT a promise of Xtians as a "holy priesthood", a "royal priesthood", "lively stones... building up a spiritual house", etc. Ain not no NT mention that the men "buildeth up a spiritual house" and yous wimmen are the cobblestones in the courtyard.

Mebbe, that is in the sweet by and by, eh? Ain not what St Peter sez...

Mebbe, it is that SDA women are just plain useless in the word, eh?-as one supposes the opportunities are there... yes?-no?

Hypocrites?

Sheesh, it's so sad that it makes one want to weep for its madness. It finds its similitude in the '5-steps behind doctrine' of a false prophet.

[Gail]

If you want a woman who's a good speaker, I recently heard a health series by Vicky Griffin which I thoroughly enjoyed. She was talking about how our health status affects our brains.

[Kountzer]

Pastor Stephen Bohr is very knowledgeable of the bible and prophecy. He is a very compelling speaker. Same thing for David Asscherick, Pastor Asscherick. He is very intelligent, probably a genius IQ, put to good use. There are many more.

[CoAspen]

Well, my favorite sneakers are......oh, wait a minute..you're talking about speakers! Well my current ones are Sony, but....Sorry, sorry, wrong type of speakers.

[Woody]

Want something deep -

Try Joann Davidson.

[olger]

If you want a woman who's a good speaker, I recently heard a health series by Vicky Griffin which I thoroughly enjoyed. She was talking about how our health status affects our brains.

Vicki is a great gal.

[Windsor]

Doug Batchelor

Lyle Albrecht

Bill Tucker

Mike Tucker

Randy Roberts

[Gerr]

I have not heard any current ones yet who could come close IMO to these speakers of a gone by era: Winton Beaven, Ted Carcich, Prof. McMurphy of PUC, Gordon Hyde of SAU.

[Guest]

J.R. Hoffman

C.D. Brooks