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-Come, let us go over to the garrison of these uncircumcised- it may be that the LORD will work for us. For nothing restrains the LORD from saving by many or by few.- How far are we willing to venture on that word, -maybe------Listen to the entire sermon- https---www.sermonaudio.com-sermoninfo.asp-SID-3707143426
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Don't let the simplicity of this title fool you. This is a very practical clip from a wonderful sermon delivered with grace and winsomeness. I'd encourage you to listen to the entire sermon. --Listen to the entire sermon- sermonaudio.com-sermon-112518233248215
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This is an audiobook reading of the book, The Case for United Prayer, chapter by chapter. Specifically, the second section of the book, The Power of Prayer by Samuel Prime. It is read by Steven Lee www.sermonaudio.com-cfp
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Here's the fifth episode of the Tech Talk Zoom call in a single video. We run through a step-by-step demonstration of how to use our FTP batch sermon upload feature. It's a simple and powerful way of uploading your entire sermon library to SA. We also give a demonstration of our newest Roku TV App. Enjoy this week's episode---Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we go through a step-by-step demonstration on how to upload sermons using FTP. FTP not only allows you to upload multiple sermons in batch, but it can easily handle very large files with resume capability for poor connections.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we share some candid thoughts as to why your church should seriously consider using SermonAudio as the platform for your sermons. In short, we are a platform setup as a LIBRARY OF SERMONS and therefore organize sermons by Bible reference, speaker, sermon series, etc.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we highlight a neat little feature that presents a summary of the sermon's metadata, including the title, series, speaker name, etc. Convenient copy buttons are also provided for easy social media sharing. Take a look---Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we give an overview of the our free SermonAudio ROKU TV CHANNEL that has been rewritten from the ground up with a beautiful new fluid interface. Enjoy sermons or live webcasts. Check it out---Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we answer a question from a caller asking how to go about trimming a webcast- Without having to upload the entire video to the site. Our Webcast Manager allows you to trim a webcast directly online---Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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A great public prayer offered up at the 1988 Easter Convention, at Martyrs Memorial by Ian Paisley. So many public prayers today are sloppy and dead, dribbly and drab - but this prayer fragrances the uniqueness and eccentricity of personality, with a sense of reality that catches the conscience and inspires the soul.
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Here's the fourth episode of the Tech Talk Zoom call in a single video. We have a fun format for this episode as we give an illustrated overview of how to setup a single camera or multi camera live webcast system. Lots of topics and Q-A's in this episode, including- advanced uploads, ATEM Mini Pro, DSL vs webcam, advanced trimming, video capture solutions, and a Wirecast demonstration, among other things.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we answer a question from a caller asking how to do some more advanced trimming. There is a solution based on how our webcast archiving feature works that presents a great fit---Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we answer a question from a caller asking if there is any way to improve the sermon download statistics that we make available to our broadcasters. The answer is emphatically, yes. It is our most active project at the moment.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we answer a question from a caller asking if it is possible to trim audio - video with more precision than just minutes - seconds. Sub-second, fractional trimming.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we show the difference of uploading in Advanced Mode vs Quick Mode. Additional options are available such as trimming, fading, normalizing, and custom thumbnails.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we run through a step-by-step demonstration of how to use Wirecast to push a stream to SermonAudio. It is one of the simplest ways to get a stream up and running.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we answer a question of whether it is possible to push multiple streams to a single live webcast, for example in the case of sending multiple languages of the same service.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we answer a question of whether or not SermonAudio works with third-party services such as Restream or Mobcrush. The answer is yes.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we answer a question of how to accomplish a -private- webcast or a -password-protected- webcast. The short answer is that SermonAudio does not currently support delivering content that is locked down in any way. Everything on SA is open and freely available to everyone.--Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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In this Tech Talk Clip, we give an overview of the ATEM Mini Pro by Blackmagic which gives churches an inexpensive and effective solution for a multi-camera setup. Take a look---Tech Talks are informal Zoom calls with SermonAudio broadcasters to answer any questions regarding the site or audio-video hardware. These session are meant to provide a helping hand and a listening ear to churches that may be feeling overwhelmed by the increasing variety of technical options to broadcast their sermons.
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