Langdon Palmer

A verse by verse study of the book of 1st Thessalonians. The entire series can also be watched on Youtube - search for "Leverington Church" worship services between Oct 18 2020 and Nov 29 2020.

A verse by verse study of the book of 1st Thessalonians. The entire series can also be watched on Youtube - search for "Leverington Church" worship services between Oct 18 2020 and Nov 29 2020.

One of my favorite books of all time is a short novel by G.K. Chesterton entitled "Man Alive." It is silly, boisterous, beautiful, irreverent - with a message of profound hope and wisdom lying just just beneath the surface. However, because it was written in 1914 by a Britainer to the people of his time, it can be hard to understand and even offensive to modern ears. Although I feel ridiculous even attempting to modify this classic, I also feel that the possibility of providing access to a new audience is well worth my presumption. So this is his original text modified only slightly and very gently. For example, I rephrase perhaps 10 words in a 25000 word chapter. In the written version I simplify by including copious footnotes on people, places and words not familiar to some modern readers. In the audio version, I also sometimes further simplify phrases for clarity while listening. The entire series can be found a www.InkingsWines.com

One of my favorite books of all time is a short novel by G.K. Chesterton entitled "Man Alive." It is silly, boisterous, beautiful, irreverent - with a message of profound hope and wisdom lying just just beneath the surface. However, because it was written in 1914 by a Britainer to the people of his time, it can be hard to understand and even offensive to modern ears. Although I feel ridiculous even attempting to modify this classic, I also feel that the possibility of providing access to a new audience is well worth my presumption. So this is his original text modified only slightly and very gently. For example, I rephrase perhaps 10 words in a 25000 word chapter. In the written version I simplify by including copious footnotes on people, places and words not familiar to some modern readers. In the audio version, I also sometimes further simplify phrases for clarity while listening. The entire series can be found a www.InkingsWines.com

One of my favorite books of all time is a short novel by G.K. Chesterton entitled "Man Alive." It is silly, boisterous, beautiful, irreverent - with a message of profound hope and wisdom lying just just beneath the surface. However, because it was written in 1914 by a Britainer to the people of his time, it can be hard to understand and even offensive to modern ears. Although I feel ridiculous even attempting to modify this classic, I also feel that the possibility of providing access to a new audience is well worth my presumption. So this is his original text modified only slightly and very gently. For example, I rephrase perhaps 10 words in a 25000 word chapter. In the written version I simplify by including copious footnotes on people, places and words not familiar to some modern readers. In the audio version, I also sometimes further simplify phrases for clarity while listening. The entire series can be found a www.InkingsWines.com

One of my favorite books of all time is a short novel by G.K. Chesterton entitled "Man Alive." It is silly, boisterous, beautiful, irreverent - with a message of profound hope and wisdom lying just just beneath the surface. However, because it was written in 1914 by a Britainer to the people of his time, it can be hard to understand and even offensive to modern ears. Although I feel ridiculous even attempting to modify this classic, I also feel that the possibility of providing access to a new audience is well worth my presumption. So this is his original text modified only slightly and very gently. For example, I rephrase perhaps 10 words in a 25000 word chapter. In the written version I simplify by including copious footnotes on people, places and words not familiar to some modern readers. In the audio version, I also sometimes further simplify phrases for clarity while listening. The entire series can be found a www.InkingsWines.com

One of my favorite books of all time is a short novel by G.K. Chesterton entitled "Man Alive." It is silly, boisterous, beautiful, irreverent - with a message of profound hope and wisdom lying just just beneath the surface. However, because it was written in 1914 by a Britainer to the people of his time, it can be hard to understand and even offensive to modern ears. Although I feel ridiculous even attempting to modify this classic, I also feel that the possibility of providing access to a new audience is well worth my presumption. So this is his original text modified only slightly and very gently. For example I update perhaps 3 or 4 words in a 25000 word chapter. In the written version I simplify by including copious footnotes on people, places and words not familiar to some modern readers. In the audio version, I also sometimes further simplify phrases for clarity while listening. The entire series can be found a www.InkingsWines.com

Real hope is possible even in times like these! This six part series will give you practical skills, habits, and understandings that can increase your hope quotient and help you move into a better future. You can watch a youtube video of this sermon or the entire worship service it occured in at https://levpres.org/six-reasons-to-hope/

Real hope is possible even in times like these! This six part series will give you practical skills, habits, and understandings that can increase your hope quotient and help you move into a better future. You can watch a youtube video of this sermon or the entire worship service it occured in at https://levpres.org/six-reasons-to-hope/

Real hope is possible even in times like these! This six part series will give you practical skills, habits, and understandings that can increase your hope quotient and help you move into a better future. You can watch a youtube video of this sermon or the entire worship service it occurred in at https://levpres.org/six-reasons-to-hope/

Real hope is possible even in times like these! This six part series will give you practical skills, habits, and understandings that can increase your hope quotient and help you move into a better future. You can watch a youtube video of this sermon or the entire worship service it occured in at https://levpres.org/six-reasons-to-hope/

Real hope is possible even in times like these! This six part series will give you practical skills, habits, and understandings that can increase your hope quotient and help you move into a better future. You can watch a youtube video of this sermon or the entire worship service it occured in at https://levpres.org/six-reasons-to-hope/

Real hope is possible even in times like these! This six part series will give you practical skills, habits, and understandings that can increase your hope quotient and help you move into a better future. You can watch a youtube video of this sermon or the entire worship service it occured in at https://levpres.org/six-reasons-to-hope/

Is priviledge a bad thing ? Is it bad to be "sheltered" ? Is what we are going through unique ? If we are trying to obey God, why do we still suffer ? Once again, todays scripture from 1st Peter speaks to debates in our current moment. A video of the entire worship service is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__b2QzCgkH8&feature=youtu.be

Should Christians protest ? When should we submit to the laws of the land and when should we rise up against them? In our current cultural moment, where everything is politicized, and when so many forces are trying to pull our country apart, how should a Christian behave ? We wrestle with these difficult questions while at the same time looking at one of the most encouraging and love-based sections of 1st Peter. You can watch the entire service at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buLcVZyi2B8&feature=youtu.be If you can't do that, we encourage you to finish this podcast by listening to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wMimZ_fU78 "Have Mercy on Me" by Porter's Gate.

Due to time limits, these last 5 verses were not included in the version of the sermon put up on 5/31. If you are interested in studying these verses, listen here! You can also watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNaGNUadqHk

Is the Bible a random collection of religious reflections or the unified, inspired word of God ? Today we look at an amazing image of the bible's interconnectedness before turning to the specific example of it in 1 Peter 3:8-18. Watch the video of this service at https://studio.youtube.com/video/o6A32wTAkqA/edit or see the static image at https://www.chrisharrison.net/index.php/Visualizations/BibleViz Our amazing scripture for today is a beautiful encouragement to live the Christian way in difficult days. We end up with practical steps we can take to grow in hope AND become more effective witnesses. See https://levpres.org/1st-peter-sermon-series/ for the whole series. You can keep this ministry on the air by donating at https://levpres.org/giving/

How are we to understand all those verses about women submitting to their husbands ? What does Christian marriage actually look like ? And what does it mean when Peter says women shouldn’t wear jewelry or braided hair – is fashion really out if you want to follow Jesus. Join us today in our verse by verse study of 1st Peter as he navigates tricky questions and presents a picture of both marriage and fashion that is truly rich! See NOTES for key images. See the complete sermon series at https://levpres.org/1st-peter-sermon-series/

In the middle of the Pandemic, the role of the government and the the relationship between invidual liberty and government oversite is being hotly debated. How should a Christian think about the government ? We look at this and other difficult issues with Peter, but we do so with the backdrop of God’s Great Dance Floor! The song by the same name by Martin Smith really sets the stage for this morning’s sermon, and if anything can put you in a good mood, this song can! We encourage you to watch the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0Glq025b60 as a way for preparing the sermon on God’s Word in this podcast! See the whole series at https://levpres.org/1st-peter-sermon-series/ Help keep this ministry on the air at https://levpres.org/giving/

ow you see yourself has a great deal to do with what your future will look like. Whether we view ourselves as losers or as competent agents will have a lot to do with how passive or intentional we become with the direction of our lives. Self-perception matters more than we realize. But what does God think of us ? Perhaps that is even more important. Today we get a beautiful revelation of what it means to be a "a living stone", what it means to be part of the body of Christ. You can WATCH the whole service here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4psDyladqoI You can see the full verse by verse study of 1st Peter at https://levpres.org/1st-peter-sermon-series/