There Is a Word – Paul M. Williams
Bethesda Shalom
1 Samuel 3:10 And the LORD came, and stood, and called as at other times, Samuel, Samuel. Then Samuel answered, Speak; for thy servant heareth
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8. Shining Amidst Persecution - Stephen Riddell
Bethesda Shalom
The Sanctuary Conference 2025@Cloverley Hall
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7. Such a Grace - Paul M. Williams
Bethesda Shalom
The Sanctuary Conference 2025@Cloverley Hall
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6. Getting Back to the Beginning - Gilbert Egerton
Bethesda Shalom
The Sanctuary Conference 2025@Cloverley Hall
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5. The Martyrs Crown - Keith Malcomson
Bethesda Shalom
The Sanctuary Conference 2025@Cloverley Hall
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4. Such a Candle - Paul M. Williams
Bethesda Shalom
The Sanctuary Conference 2025@Cloverley Hall
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3. Keep the Fire Burning - Stephen Riddell
Bethesda Shalom
The Sanctuary Conference 2025@Cloverley Hall
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2. The Cost of Spiritual Power - Gilbert Egerton
Bethesda Shalom
The Sanctuary Conference 2025@Cloverley Hall
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1. The Blood of the Martyrs - Keith Malcomson
Bethesda Shalom
The Sanctuary Conference 2025@Cloverley Hall
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1. Introduction to Mormonism - Paul M. Williams
Bethesda Shalom
Part 1 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a cult whose membership is twice the size of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. As of December 2024, the official membership of the LDS Church stands at 17.5 million. By far, the largest proportion of this amount – nearly 7 million (40%) is located in the founding country of the United States of America, with some 2.2 million living in the State of Utah. Excluding the Roman Catholic Church, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the second-largest Christian cult in the world with a global presence in more than...
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The title of this morning’s sermon is a very searching one; one that demands an honest and forthright answer. It calls aloud to the lukewarm fence-sitter to get off the fence; it beckons the double-minded to depart from his unstable ways and to make a solid stand for Christ. It pleads with those living in the murky shadows of the twilight dawn to step out into the morning light. It forces one's hand if you like to make a decision — for me, or against me? In or out? — HOW LONG HALT YE!! If ever such a cry needed to be heard in the hour in which we live, it would be this cry. If ever men were to be awakened out of their slumber so as to be brought to their senses, I can think of no better question that should be put to them than that which Elijah confronted the nation with in his day — HOW LONG HALT YE?