Sermon videos update

We just added a number of video sermons to our sermons archive, including the concluding sermons to 2 Peter and Christ's Festival of Tabernacles.

Unfortunately, one of the vagaries of having limited people to assist, especially in the technology areas, sometimes means that I (Peter) make some mistakes in the recordings. This was particularly true of my last sermon within the 2 Peter cycle during our celebration of the Festival of Christ and the Kingdom in Mandurah. I remembered to ensure that I pressed 'record' on the video, but as it was a different venue using a different sound system, I forgot to activate the microphone used to record and transmit the audio for the recording.

So, there is a mouth moving but zero sound on the recording. Oh, well! The latter passage of 2 Peter in question was climactic for the Festival and greatly affected all of us, but the record of it is not to be. I'll just have to preach through 2 Peter again some other time :)

In the meantime, we are nearing the end of the uploads of our sermon series on Jesus' Sermon On The Mount. We just concluded the coda to the sermon this past weekend.

It's been the privilege of a lifetime to take this amount of time - encompassing just over 1 year and 9 months - to proceed and teach steadily through the greatest discourse that mankind could ever encounter. It's filled with so much more meaning than anyone could ever believe on an initial encounter. Taking this time to more deeply understand the Sermon On The Mount has been life-changing in every way. It's no wonder the listeners were astonished at Jesus' teaching!

In the meantime, as we conclude uploading the series over the next few weeks, the following recent upload takes us through one of those many misunderstood and misused but oh, so much deeper and powerful than anyone thinks, sections of His Sermon. And it's incredibly encouraging for anyone who seeks to be a child of God.

Ask, Seek, Knock!

https://youtu.be/R-hMwP3zZVc

Peter