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Rev. Dr. Marcus D. Cosby (An Open Letter To Mr Obama)

Sermon Snippets from the Web

Rev. Dr. Marcus D. Cosby (An Open Letter To Mr Obama)	Bishop G.E. Patterson, Dawn of a New Day
Dr. Ralph D. West Sr. video 3.	B.W. Smith – Watch Them Dogs Part 3
Evangelist Joyce Rodgers – There’s a Shifting Going On	Rev. W. Leo Daniels – You can Survive the Fiery Furnace
Dr. Darlene Allen Nichols: I’ve Been Chosen for this! Pt 2.	Prophetess Janet Floyd – Pt 4
Rev. Rita Twiggs	Rrev. Clay Evans
Charles Jenkins	Dr. Frank E. Ray
Rev. W. Leo Daniels	Bishop Millicent Hunter
Wanda Frazier Parker	Evang.Vandalyn Kennedy
Rev. Jerry Black	Rev. Marcus Cosby
Rev. John R. Adolph	Rev. E.V. Hill
Rev. Robert Smith	Rev. F.D . Sampson
Rev. William T. Glenn	Rev. C.A.W. Clark
Bishop G.E. Patterson	Rev. Ralph D. West Sr.
Evangelist Debbie Teasley	Rev. Broderick Rice – Comedian
Rev. Maurice Watson	Rev. Lance Watson
Minister Jennifer Carner

Moses probably would not have heard God had he not been on the backside of the desert. God calls us at times way over in life to tell us that our dreams are to come true.

Sandy F. Ray
Great Revivalists I Winter - 2001-2002

There are so many ministers who claim to speak for God. . ., they frequently say they have a direct word from God, as if God speaks to them as one talks to a human being. . . . I have even heard black preachers speak about God with the same certain, especially when they express their opposition to women in the ministry, abortion, same sex marriage and other controversial issues.”

James H. Cone
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