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Rod Meredith
God's Plan
This is the first official service of the Global Church of God. The recording starts with an introduction about the founding of GCG, including several notable comments on church government. For example, Meredith quotes Herbert Armstrong: “very seldom was the true church all in one organization under one man.” He also mentions how Herbert Armstrong “left the government of God repeatedly” and how Armstrong said “God’s government is from heaven and not necessarily through human men.” Also in the intro, Meredith speaks of the 4 missions that GCG will have, which leads into the sermon showing how we are becoming sons of God, how Christ was the first born of many, how God is reproducing Himself, how we must overcome, develop character, keep the commandments, become perfect –- and the ultimate purpose of human existence. Other notes: Meredith recollects how Herbert Armstrong came to the understanding that God is reproducing Himself. This is the first sermon Meredith has given to a church in 3 years and 3 months. Don Davis speaks on some administrative items between the intro and the sermon.
01-02-1993
Rod Meredith
Global Radio Program #1
Given in February, 1993, a mere 7 weeks after the founding of Global, Meredith demonstrates his commitment to doing a work, even as meek a one as this radio program was in the beginning. On the downside, Meredith’s “5 to 15 years” rhetoric has long since grown stale and hurts his credibility, though he still persists in it today. Regardless, the program is a rock-solid Church-of-God media message, speaking of the decline of the United States, the rise of a united Europe, the rise of Muslim extremists, as well as end-time prophecy and surrounding events. “Rod Meredith. That’s ‘Rod’, like a fishing rod.”
Feb 1993
Val Burgett
Removal of the Veil of Darkness
09-25-1994
Colin Adair
God is Not Unchangeable
10-21-1995
Carl McNair
Why Church Doctrine?
12-30-1995
Rod Meredith
The Importance of Character
01-13-1996
Raymond McNair
What Determines Our Reward?
01-20-1996
Dave Pack
Keys to Producing a Godly Family
01-27-1996
Harold Smith
Paul's Writings in Perspective
01-27-1996
Carl McNair
Implementation of Servant Leadership
02-03-1996
Doug Winnail
Easter (Tucson)
03-29-1997
Jeff Fall
First Los Angeles Sermon
10-04-1997
Jeff Fall
(Los Angeles)
01-03-1998
Rod Meredith
(Los Angeles)
05-23-1998
Jeff Fall
Calling of the 2nd Generation
09-12-1998
This is the first official service of the Global Church of God. The recording starts with an introduction about the founding of GCG, including several notable comments on church government. For example, Meredith quotes Herbert Armstrong: “very seldom was the true church all in one organization under one man.” He also mentions how Herbert Armstrong “left the government of God repeatedly” and how Armstrong said “God’s government is from heaven and not necessarily through human men.” Also in the intro, Meredith speaks of the 4 missions that GCG will have, which leads into the sermon showing how we are becoming sons of God, how Christ was the first born of many, how God is reproducing Himself, how we must overcome, develop character, keep the commandments, become perfect –- and the ultimate purpose of human existence. Other notes: Meredith recollects how Herbert Armstrong came to the understanding that God is reproducing Himself. This is the first sermon Meredith has given to a church in 3 years and 3 months. Don Davis speaks on some administrative items between the intro and the sermon.
Given in February, 1993, a mere 7 weeks after the founding of Global, Meredith demonstrates his commitment to doing a work, even as meek a one as this radio program was in the beginning. On the downside, Meredith’s “5 to 15 years” rhetoric has long since grown stale and hurts his credibility, though he still persists in it today. Regardless, the program is a rock-solid Church-of-God media message, speaking of the decline of the United States, the rise of a united Europe, the rise of Muslim extremists, as well as end-time prophecy and surrounding events. “Rod Meredith. That’s ‘Rod’, like a fishing rod.”
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