Winton First Southern Baptist Church Podcasts: Recent Comments

Comment on Episode 259 - Irresponsible Stewardship

Michael Duncan — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 03:02:33 GMT

What a blessing to listen to Pastor Gary. I thank God for him and the wisdom and insight he has in God's word.

Comment on Episode 255 - Missionary Math

Candace Lopez — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 15:56:13 GMT

Thank you Pastor, for bringing this missionary to share his story and teach us what a true Christian should be about - could you send me (via email) a copy of his powerpoint presentation. This has been a great teaching tool for my son, Anthony .... love and blessing , your sister in Christ, Candace

Comment on Episode 246 - A Prodigal in Your House

ERVIN — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 00:30:18 GMT

I love the music and the subject of the sermon.Thank you all.

Comment on Episode 235 - The Church: A Work in Process

CJ Boone — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 18:03:34 GMT

Hi Mike, thankyou for looking into this. I guess the part that got cut off was the 'standard closing announcement' where an invitatioin to respond is given.
I believe that to be a paramount part of the message as well. I did enjoy the sermon portion in its entirety, listening online.
Thanks again.

Comment on Episode 235 - The Church: A Work in Process

Mike — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 05:52:29 GMT

Dear CJ Boone:

Thank you for letting us know a Podcast had been truncated. I posted the original Podcast in questions (Episode 235) so thought I would check it out, which I did. I checked the copy I had downloaded via iTunes. It it was 47:30, the length it should be. I downloaded a copy directly from the Podcast page (Podcast.wintonchurch.org) and it was 47:30 as well. Then I listened to it with the Flash widget on the Podcast page. It ran the full 47:30 also. When I listened to the end of these Podcasts, the sermon closed with an invitation followed by a few bars of invitation music which faded out. This was followed by the standard closing announcement.

I would like to insure we can all hear the full sermon so if you would be so kind as to tell me a little more descriptively where this got cut off, I’d be grateful. Maybe you could tell me where in the timing of the recording it was truncated and how you were listening to it. If you were listening with the Flash widget on the Podcast page, please insure you are using the most recent Flash Player available at adobecom.

Your input is important to us. Thank you for taking the time to report this problem to us. I am hopeful to hear back from you and work toward a resolution of this issue.

Best Regards,
Mike

Comment on Episode 235 - The Church: A Work in Process

CJ Boone — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 10:06:18 GMT

****note for AV or Webmaster: The end of this recording got cut off. Needs to be fixed.. please listen, it's an important part! :) Thanks

Comment on Episode 232 - The Source and Security of Our Freedom

Canace — Sun, 10 Jul 2011 12:29:56 GMT

Amen, Amen, Amen. thank you brother for teaching the Word, no matter what the world's concept is - I know I can always listen to you and hear His Truths. Blessings, Candace

Comment on Episode 229 - The Church: Built on the Gospel of Christ

Phil — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 01:31:57 GMT

Wonderful serman Pastor. Good job on the video and audio guys.

Comment on Episode 230 - Faithful Fatherhood

Mike — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 17:32:15 GMT

Here is a printed excerpt from today's sermon. I thought it was good and hope you do too.

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HOW OUR IDEAS OF FATHERHOOD CHANGE OVER TIME

At age 4, we say, "My dad can do anything."

At age 7, we say, "My dad knows a lot."

At age 12, we say, "Oh well, we can't expect Dad to know everything."

At age 14, we say, "My dad is hopelessly out of date and old fashioned. After all, he lived in the olden times."

At age 21, we say, "What should I expect? He just doesn't understand. He's from the epic of dinosaurs, is he not?"

At age 25, we say, "My dad knows quite a bit but not too much. He's learned quite a bit over the last few years."

At age 30, we say, "I need to find out what Dad thinks about me getting this BMW."

At age 40, we say, "What would Dad have thought about this?"

At age 50, we say, "You know, my dad knew something about everything."

At age 60, we say, "I wish I could talk this over with Dad one more time."

Comment on Episode 217 - Moses: When Anger Gets the Best of Us

ERVIN DECKER — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 15:58:29 GMT

Thank you all so much. I to like Moses. I also enjoyed the music. ERV