What chapel sermons changed you forever

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1. A stroll down lovers lane by Bill Pennell

2. Bob Hughes missionary  powerful message...

3. Dan Parr preaching on who will take my place ...both messages I've never forgotten.

PS Deceived  by dh I already knew who was deceived and it wasn't me....
 
Is God With You? -Ray Young

Are You a Life Changer? -Jeff Owens
 
Tom Brennan said:
Is God With You? -Ray Young

Are You a Life Changer? -Jeff Owens
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The latter popped into my head immediately upon reading the thread title.
 
"How to Build a Big Church in a Small Town" - Jon Jenkins

He preached the antithesis of Fundamental Leadership and changed my viewpoint on pastoring forever.  His preaching against "Positional Authority" was such a breath of fresh air!
 
I've visited  the church and college in Gaylord, Michigan and I love their radio and music .
 
To be honest, the only one I can still remember with any clarity was "The 6 Ships in Psalm 1" by Jim Delaschmitt.
 
I remember Tom William's testimony.  There wasn't a dry eye in the building.
 
cpizzle said:
"How to Build a Big Church in a Small Town" - Jon Jenkins

He preached the antithesis of Fundamental Leadership and changed my viewpoint on pastoring forever.  His preaching against "Positional Authority" was such a breath of fresh air!
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In the early 2000's he did a week long class at HAC under the same topic. Somehow or other I got a hold of a cassette album of it. It was absolutely outstanding.
 
"Be instant"- Mark Turner



 
"Man Overboard for the Lord"-
Ron Talley

 
"What a Day" by Jack Schaap.

Not because it was some great homiletic or theological masterpiece, but because as a young teen it instilled in me a love for preaching. (at least what I considered it then) I would not put together or preach a similar sermon now, but a fourteen year old boy could have been listening to much worse things. I listened to that sermon every time I got in the car, before I went to sleep at night and many times in between. I then began to listen to every 'preachin' tape I could get in my hands.

My philosophy has changed, my desires have changed, but I really believe falling in love with that sermon changed the direction of my life. (humanly speaking...of course)
 
None.  I can't remember them!  I do remember Mr. Schaap yelling that we don't need great faith just faith in a great God for one chapel sermon, and that is the only one I remember.  Don't know if that's good or bad.  =)  On the other hand, I remember some of Bro. Hyles' sermons that he preached at Sword conferences such as:  Duty, Fresh Oil, etc.
 
Sherryh said:
I've visited  the church and college in Gaylord, Michigan and I love their radio and music .
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Interesting.  I was traveling recently and visited a church that had their tour group, and it was mostly (toned-down) CCM.
 
Mike Fish -riding a bicycle without a seat.
 
Rebecca, I also remember a Schaap sermon, 'A little bit of faith'.  Not sure why that one stuck but....
 
Brother Hookers sermon: "Don't Forget Jesus" was one of the hundreds I heard that stuck out in my mind.
 
Bro. Grady's sermon:
"Knew Ye Not That They Would Shoot From the Wall" is another sermon that I remember that made me really think.
 
16KJV11 said:
Brother Hookers sermon: "Don't Forget Jesus" was one of the hundreds I heard that stuck out in my mind.
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That was a good one...
 
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