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"Faith cometh by hearing..."
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The Lord's Prayer, LK 11:1-2, Ozias PB ch, 1987
Ministered by H.D. Fulmer
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Sermon Summary
Our featured sermon is entitled, "The Lord's Prayer." In his introduction, Brother Fulmer refers it by, "our example prayer."
He proceeds with this wonderful thought as he expresses in hope, "Id like to know more on how to approach God." A very moving message as he elaborates this approach to God, as his Father. In contrast with a universal appeal to God as Creator or Judge. God is our Father, and He cares.
With continuation in reflection upon the omniscience of God, the name of God, the kingdom and church, and the will of God. Before closing with thoughts of the Lord Jesus Christ and His will.
In the message he shares an example from his own life when as a young man working at the saw mill. He had not long enjoyed the realization of the Love of God spread abroad in his heart when he digressed in the sins of profanity. But the Lord convicted him while hearing a sermon on the crucifixion of the Lord.
A very spirit filled message. This message can now wear this very important implication, "He being dead yet speaketh."
Brother Harvey D. Fulmer passed from this life on June 22, 2019.
He proceeds with this wonderful thought as he expresses in hope, "Id like to know more on how to approach God." A very moving message as he elaborates this approach to God, as his Father. In contrast with a universal appeal to God as Creator or Judge. God is our Father, and He cares.
With continuation in reflection upon the omniscience of God, the name of God, the kingdom and church, and the will of God. Before closing with thoughts of the Lord Jesus Christ and His will.
In the message he shares an example from his own life when as a young man working at the saw mill. He had not long enjoyed the realization of the Love of God spread abroad in his heart when he digressed in the sins of profanity. But the Lord convicted him while hearing a sermon on the crucifixion of the Lord.
A very spirit filled message. This message can now wear this very important implication, "He being dead yet speaketh."
Brother Harvey D. Fulmer passed from this life on June 22, 2019.
