Wednesday, May 30, 2007

single in Christ

A_name_better_than_sons_and_daughte In a nine-part series John Piper recently did on Marriage, Christ, and Covenant: One Flesh for the Glory of God, his last sermon was directed towards singles. 

It is entitled "Single in Christ: A Name Better Than Sons and Daughters."

I highly reccomend watching it online or downloading the mp3 to listen to offline. 

It was so encouraging as well as challenging. 

I've not yet listen to the first eight sermons in the series, but I wholly expect them to be excellent and right on target as well.  If you are married, you might want to take a look listen.

May 30, 2007 7:02:00 AM | being single, on the net

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Leslie

I've listened to several of the sermons in that series...they are excellent.

Posted by: Leslie | Wednesday, May 30, 2007 at 12:48 PM

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