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Pastor's Name
Clyde E. Leonard

Family
Wife Genie (above) both of our former spouses are deceased.  Together have six daughters and fifteen grandchildren.

Occupation
Transitional Pastor Hickory Hill Baptist, a Transitional Pastor helps the church prepare to call a permanent pastor.

Hobbies
Gardening, cars, helping people.

Greatest Desire

To serve the Lord Jesus Christ by serving people.


Past Ministry

Served both as bi-vocational pastor and full-time pastor of several churches in Missouri and Texas.  Served for eighteen plus years as the Church Planter Leader for Missouri Baptist Convention.

 

 

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Friday
Sep042009

Prayerlessnes - Lord help my unbelief

I came across a very difficult sermon on prayerlessness by Jonathan Edwards. (You can read the entire sermon online here.)

Edwards describes in incredible detail and insight how we get excited toward prayer, make a good show at private and secret prayers for some time, but then slowly begin to drift off toward prayerlessness.

The painful part in all of this is that it is a sermon on hypocrisy. Edwards is arguing from Job 27:10 that those of us who only make a brief show in prayer are nothing more than religious hypocrites. I thought this was appropriate as we've just finished a three-week series on religious hypocrisy.

If you need to have your heart stirred toward prayer, do your soul a favor and read this sermon (at least read as much as you can).

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