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02.25.2013 This open-air message was preached on the campus of Georgia Tech University in Atlanta on February 25, 2013. This stop was part of a larger preaching circuit of 15 college campuses across 5 southern states. Many heard the Word of God this particular day, including Muslims from Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Southern China. An Iranian Muslim con…
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04.08.2011 “On April 8, 2011, I was driving home to North Carolina from Philadelphia in the rain. I needed a break from the traffic and decided to stop in Washington DC to preach for a few minutes outside The White House. I had a loud speaker and was given great freedom to lift up my voice. At one point, an officer approached and simply asked if I …
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01.22.2011 This open-air message was preached by Jesse Boyd from the sidewalk outside an abortion mill near Hebron Street in Charlotte, North Carolina on January 22, 2011. Thankfully, this mill is now closed. “No prosperity and no glory can save a nation that is rotten at heart” (Teddy Roosevelt). My friends, I'm not going to stand here today, call…
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Several days after a major earthquake that rocked Sikkim brought some death to Kathmandu, this message was preached to a crowd of more than a hundred in the open-air at Kathmandu's Ratna Park (September 23, 2011). Sandwiched between some introductory and concluding remarks in the Nepali language, Jesse Boyd preaches in English while Bishnu Shrestha…
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After more than a year out of America on the foreign mission field, this sermon was preached at the Belle Chere street festival in Asheville, NC on July 27, 2012. If you pay attention to the crowd in the background, you will see how people in America respond to the love of God as manifested in Jesus Christ. I dare say that Nepalis, Indians, and Ban…
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This message was preached in Independence Square in Charlotte, NC at the corner of Trade & Tryon Streets. In that spot on May 20, 1775, the citizens of Mecklenburg County gathered together and declared their independence from the tyranny of Great Britain. This event influenced what took place more than a year later in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776. …
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