☰
VIDEOS
STUDY GUIDES
DONATE
Home > Heart Attack

"Heart Attack" by Julian Archer

"Heart Attack" by Julian Archer [HQ]

The founder of Harvey Norman once said, "It's what we do when we're alive; we build and build and accumulate... it's a disease." A stiff heart attack is the only hope for affluent Christians.

Date Posted: 14 May 2015
Select Quality: LQ | HQ
25739  views
SERIES INFORMATION
NNSW Big Camp 2015
'Big Camp' is a colloquial term for the annual convention of the North NSW Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. This event is held each year at the Seventh-Day Adventist Convention Centre i... [more]

Video No 5 / 30

Previous Video
Next Video

OTHER VIDEOS IN THIS SERIES

0:58
Cross Eyed Christianity (1/30)
by · 27545 views · HQ
Is it possible to be financially secure without becoming spiritually bankrupt? Plus an eye-opening look at why Australians are so depressingly rich. (more)
0:57
Skipping Stones (2/30)
by · 24795 views · HQ
A life-changing look at the impact our career, lifestyle and other commitments can have on our ability to open our heart’s door to Jesus. Is it possible to slip into hell with your hand on the doorknob of heav... (more)
2:02
Marvellous Concert (6/30)
by · 25266 views · HQ
New Gospel album debut "Marvellous" & powerful testimonies that glorify God as Miracles without Borders shares their stories of God's providence and intervening power. (more)
1:00
Totally Nuts (3/30)
by · 27702 views · HQ
A seriously funny look at investing – our tendency to store up "acorns" and build bigger "barns". It's a tough-love message for anyone with a successful business, trusts or investments. (more)
1:00
Manure in My Wallet (4/30)
by · 26203 views · HQ
What does your net worth need to be before you can retire or start to increase your time working on "God projects" When is enough enough? Plus a quick sniff at the manure that we all have in our wallets. (more)
1:00
Heart Attack (5/30)
by · 25739 views · HQ
The founder of Harvey Norman once said, "It's what we do when we're alive; we build and build and accumulate... it's a disease." A stiff heart attack is the only hope for affluent Christians. (more)
1:09
High on Somethaone (7/30)
by · 24471 views · HQ
When the Israeli enter the land of Cannan, God instructed them to destroy the high places, some of which they failed to do. What are these high places? And let's find out why some of us is also holding on to these "... (more)
1:24
Adventisms Big Fumble (8/30)
by · 23916 views · HQ
Fumble is the term use in American football when a team drop the ball. Did we, as a church also drop the ball? Did we fumble, or drop Jesus somewhere along the way? (more)
1:21
The Meaning of Christ in Me (9/30)
by · 29247 views · HQ
What does it mean to have Christ in me? By default our relationship with Jesus is: I want to have Him around. We want to have Him around when we in trouble, when we need miracle, etc. (more)
1:14
How the Spirit Works in Your Life (10/30)
by · 25282 views · HQ
A church in Murmansk, Russia are dying. With only 6 members left, they realise that they needed help. A year later they baptise 80 new members. How did this happen? (more)
1:29
Conditions & Hindrances to the Spirit Filled Life (11/30)
by · 27428 views · HQ
God is more than keen to flow the riches of His grace earthward to men, but what is that stopping Him to do so? (more)
1:24
Praying For & In Spirit (12/30)
by · 30483 views · HQ
George Müller pray for his friend every day for 73 years without result. But even in his death bed, Müller still convince that his friend will come to Christ one day. How could Müller pray with such c... (more)

RELATED VIDEOS

0:47
How to Get Rid Off Your Guilt
by · 24572 views · HD
Many of us lived carrying a heavy burden of a past mistake. The Bible offers us hope of redemption, no matter how bad those mistakes are! (more)
0:58
Surgical Questions
by · 16779 views · HQ
Dr. Eston Wenger gives advice on surgical questions. (more)
0:58
Dangerous Rhythms
by · 14306 views · HQ
Today, Dr. David Salerno speaks about how dangerous heart rhythms can be! (more)
1:00
Unleashing a New Source of Spiritual Power
by · 17798 views · HQ
Today there's a revolution in psychoactive drugs. Soon there'll be a pill for every problem. Will we find all our answers in pharmaceuticals? Can pills do what God cannot? Let's see how the Holy Spirit works in our ... (more)
0:58
A Companion for the Journey: God’s Gift of Marriage
by · 9476 views · LQ
Wouldn’t it be nice to have someone to accompany you through life? Let’s find out the biblical model of life long companion and healthy relationship with each other. (more)
0:16
The Brighter Side of Sunlight
by · 12510 views · HQ
Australia is developing an increasingly sunsmart culture, but too little sunlight is also harmful to our health. Learn about the bright side of sunlight and how to maximise its benefits while minimising its harmful ... (more)
0:58
Hospice Care
by · 16660 views · HQ
In this episode we get into a little heavier topic. Dr. Terry Melvin explains what the stages are and what to expect, and how hospice care can be a benefit to your grieving family. (more)
0:51
Revelation's Rebirth & Renewal
by · 39282 views · HD
Do you ever wish you can start over? Wash away all your past mistakes and regrets and start again with a clean sheet? God offers us a chance to do just that! (more)
0:23
How to Get Through Crisis
by · 8119 views · LQ
If you live long enough, you will know that we will go through many crisis in your life; if you haven’t, it just a matter of time. The Bible never promises that being a believer mean a crisis free life. However it d... (more)
0:58
Rehabilitating Your Heart
by · 12916 views · HQ
Exercise Physiologist Allan Lewis helps explain how exercise can help you recover from injury and illness. (more)
1:08
When God Didn't Know the Answer
by · 31390 views · HQ
Many believe that God can do anything, but this is not true. Let\'s find out what God can\'t do. (more)
0:30
The Future of Marriage in Australia
by · 16146 views · HQ
(more)
©2008-2026 Beyond Patmos     About Us | Term of Use | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Login      (853 current users)