sorry my friend.. anything more than a minute of jokes tells me that you are a bit too much about yourself. people then remember the jokes and not the sermon. gotta tune out. its too bad, cause anything on love I like to see. will have to go elsewhere.
if somebody has a "I want attention" attitude, and that is what this guy has, it tells me they are not quite what they appear to be. I am not saying I cannot get anything useful from this message I would rather trust somebody else's message on love. This is not a "law" out of spite.. it is a law borne out of discernment.
Wow, Wow, VERY HUMOUROUS BUT A MESSAGE TO THINK ABOUT GOD'S LOVE FOR US. Thank you, Pastor Steve, Blessings to you and your Church.
beautiful message; needs to be broadcasted more
Amen!
This deeply touched my heart. Thank you.
What a beautiful messaged laced with deep spiritual truths! Thank you so much 😊
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Great message.
Thank you for making me rethink Love with big laugh :)
thanks for sharing this message . I'm learning english and the word of God ! Thanks
Rodrigo Marins im glad you are learning english through this!
Amazing message! Praise Lord He points me to this message.
thanks for subtitles !
on the other campuses
Hello my friends and brothers, please, put subtitles, thanks
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sorry my friend.. anything more than a minute of jokes tells me that you are a bit too much about yourself. people then remember the jokes and not the sermon. gotta tune out. its too bad, cause anything on love I like to see. will have to go elsewhere.
What a silly law you have made for yourself, you missed out on a good sermon because of some weird rule
if somebody has a "I want attention" attitude, and that is what this guy has, it tells me they are not quite what they appear to be. I am not saying I cannot get anything useful from this message I would rather trust somebody else's message on love. This is not a "law" out of spite.. it is a law borne out of discernment.
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Common Sense Speaking Rules: Every speaker who talks to a new audience needs to give the crowd some time to develop trust