Bitter Fountain / Sweet Fountain | James - Lesson 32

[@ssbiz6912]

Your faithfulness encourages many around the world!

[@robbie12359]

Thank you brother James. Great series of teaching on the use of our tongues. May the Lord richly bless you. Brother Rob in Essex, England.

[@audreybiggs8239]

God bless you,Brother!

[@genekharwood]

Thank you, Pastor Knox.

[@truthisinthescriptures]

Thanks again, Pastor Knox! I'm keeping you in my prayers 🙏

[@JamesWKnoxSermons]

You are very welcome

[@Framer_Mike]

My gosh.. I started listening to your ministry cassettes back in like -96-98.. thx Edwin Cortez from lakewood for introducing me to the Lord through Brother knox's teaching of the Word on casette.. God bless..

[@JamesWKnoxSermons]

Thanks for listening

[@DonaldPumphrey]

Greetings. I listen to your radio broadcast frequently on 880AM out of Winston Salem NC. Thank you for all that you do. I wanted to ask a question related to Peter's denial of Christ prior to Jesus' crucifixion, resurrection, ascension and Pentecost. Luke 22:32 is in historical perspective prior to Jesus' death and Pentecost. Luke 22:32 "When thou art converted strengthen thy brethren. Peter had not experienced conversion until Acts chapter 2, a future event from his denial of Christ. Peter never denied Christ after his conversion. Peter removed himself from the Gentiles and Paul rebuked him to his face. Peter received Paul's rebuke and correction. Therefore, accusing Peter of Jesus' denial is historically accurate but relative to Pentecost, a future event, not the applicable to Peter's life after his conversion. Some preach and teach that Peter "backslid" or "fell" without pointing out that Peter was faithful unto his death after his conversion. Pentecost made the difference for Peter and all truly converted Christians. In Charity