For the second week in a row DefCon interrupts our regularly scheduled Saturday sermon series Studies in Ephesians to bring you a timely message regarding the role of Christians in politics with a sermon by Phil Johnson entitled Salt, Light, and Politics. If you didn’t catch Phil Johnson’s other sermon on this topic, “Politically Incorrect,” I encourage you to check it out here.
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Pilgrim
thejunglemissionary
Bill
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Chris Hohnholz
Another great sermon.
Phil Johnson and Don Green are very good preachers at GraceLife.
http://www.thegracelifepulpit.com/index.htm
I’ve listened to every sermon there.
Yes, PapaPatriot, PJ and DG are great preachers. In fact if you look to the right of the blog and scroll down toward the bottom you’ll see a category called The Preachers you’ll see that both of them are featured there.
- The Pilgrim