Do you know my King?

Posted on July 3, 2008 by Clark Bunch

The narrator is S.M. Lockridge.  There is a dedication at the end. 

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2 Responses

  1. expreacherman, on July 3rd, 2008 at 7:48 pm Said:

    Clark,

    Thanks for dropping by my Blog and inserting the link to the video.

    The audio did not come through for me.

    Only a couple of changes I would have made in that message — Christ is not the king of the lost — but their Supreme Judge. He wants to be their Savior but is waiting for their decision.

    I could have spoken the message but instead inserted the word “Savior” in place of King and I would have inserted a clear message of the Gospel — the Death, Burial and Resurrection oj Jesus the Savior.

    As one who disbelieved for 35 years out of my 79, I rebelled at the idea of worshiping a King I did not know, One whom I had cursed many times for years and certainly did not care to know.

    But when I heard about Jesus the Savior, that He shed His blood for me to freely give me eternal life — and then Heaven, I decided to trust Jesus as my Savior. That was His Grace and my decision.

    After that I realized and appreciated the Biblical King-ship of Jesus Christ — because now I know Him and trust Him as my Savior. Because of Him, I KNOW I have eternal life. (I John 5:13)

    In Christ eternally,

    ExP(Jack)
    (I have cross posted this comment.)

  2. D wright, on July 6th, 2008 at 11:42 am Said:

    My church played this once. It always brings tears to my eyes.

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