Carl Hargrove | TMS Chapel | The Private Life of the Pastor-Theologian 

Private life is nurtured. Prayer life and holiness are important. Thank you for this sermon, Prof/Ptr. Carl Hargrove.

I have delayed listening to this sermon since it was posted; I had it tucked away in my 'watch later'....but talk about timely. Wonderful sermon, I am piecingly rebuked but divinely encouraged and graciously strengthed. I am also challenged to be faithful. God bless you preacher!

one of the best sermons ever preached.

Preach to me sir!

Please God give us Your grace&grace&grace. amen.

Thank you, Sir! God has used you to counsel me through His word. God bless you.

Blessed words. Thank you Doc

WOW. GREAT. THANK YOU

Awesome Teaching Man of God. You know, back in the day our two schools would battle on the Football Field (Trojans vs Tigers) and competition served as a preverbal castle’s moat between us. But to God be the glory that his word, the gospel of Lord and Savior Jesus the Christ is a bridge that spans any distance.

Thank you for the exhortation!

Thank you for the challenge

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The Lord knows the heart, if our heart is not in the Lord's hands then we shouldn't be a preacher, or call ourselves a Christian. So with teaching like Hillsong or their music we shouldn't be using it their heart is not in Christ's hands.

Sermon was repetitive with too many references to himself. Also, he preached more about our future reputation along with the reputation/honor of the Seminary as our motivations than he did about the glory of Christ! Lastly, the yelling/emotion seemed forced as if he was trying to impress someone with such a "passionate sermon". I did not discern that this message was first a reality in the speaker's life before he preached that it should be a reality in ours,