Rev. Gilbert Jansen on Romans 12

Here is the first of the old cassette tapes of sermons of the Rev. Gilbert Jansen that I've digitised. This post, and future similar posts will have the label "Rev. Gilbert Jansen" attached, to make it easier to find (or avoid) similar content. I may create an index post later, if things get that far.

This church service was held on Sunday 25 October 1987. The texts were:

• Deuteronomy 13:1-5, 18:15-22
• Romans 12:1-8

The message is about the various gifts that all people in the church have, and how important it is that they use them, as functioning members of the body.

The selection of this particular tape as the first to digitise was random; however, this sermon is a great example of my Dad's (in?)famous style of preaching.  For those that didn't know him, he wasn't as angry as he sounded.  That's passion you hear, forced through a second language, in a thick accent.

The files are in mp3 format, shared as links from my Dropbox account.  The links below take you toa Dropbox page, where you get the option to play the file, or download the file.

The second recording of the entire service is just that: everything that was on the tape, including hymns, prayers and bible readings.

Links:

• Click here to listen or download just the sermon as an mp3 file.
• Click here to listen or download the entire service as an mp3 file

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