Rich Poll

The Lord rescued me around Christmas in 1974 using Campus Crusade. Ron’s preaching came my way via cassette tapes that were being passed around. Never enjoyed anybody’s preaching as much since.

Been too distracted to return to Ron’s messages much until now. Just had an itch that only Ron’s preaching could touch. I’m thankful for this web site. I enjoyed his biography page a lot and plan to start drinking in all the recordings of him that I can.

Thank you for making his work available.

2016.03.04

Leslie Montgomery

To my dismay I never met Pastor Dunn. I saw his book, Faith Crisis, at a grocery store among a mere handful of other books and felt the Lord prompting me to purchase it. I am so glad I did! I am the author of several books, and like Pastor Dunn I am a research nut when it comes to seeing what the real meaning and expressions of words in the Bible. I too have done an in-depth study on faith over the last 23 years and can’t get enough. I was so blessed by this book. To me, he wrote a lot like Andrew Murray. God gave both revelations of the Word of God and were faithful to share it. I intend to purchase all of his books and read through every piece of everything he’s written to glean his knowledge. God is so faithful. I’ve been praying for his wife and children. I am so sorry for your loss. I can’t even imagine what you’ve endured. Keep your eyes on the Prize and your feet on the Rock and you will not falter. Leslie

2015.09.22

David Rice

Sixteen years ago this summer I was a youth minister in Colorado Springs attending the MEF Bible Conference. I’d heard Ron Dunn speak the previous two summers, but this time was different. I was receiving my own pastoral call to a small church in East Texas. My pastor at the time was Jay Badry, his dad Jimell had served on staff with Ron at MBBC, so I had the opportunity to share a few meals with Ron previous to the summer of 1998. This time Jay arranged a sit down meeting in my office for myself and Ron, I was never the same. In those few hours Ron and I laughed, cried, and prayed. He did most of the talking, I did a lot of listening. I will never forget and will forever be grateful for his winsome, insight, encouragement, and affirmation that afternoon. Ron was scheduled to come speak for us the spring of 2001, but his illness prevented him from coming. A few months later I sat in his memorial service and treasured the memory of that afternoon in Colorado Springs when a wise and seasoned pastor gave an afternoon to encourage an eager young pastor.

2014.07.31

Douglas Lane

I was also first introduced to Ron as a new believer at Milldale Baptist Church. He would come at least once a year to Zachary, LA for the Pastor’s Conference in the early 1980’s. His conversational style of preaching had a way of putting everyone at ease, while his gentle, pointed humor both entertained and cut right to the heart of the matter at hand. I loved hearing him preach then and am still edified by his recorded messages today. I would love to see all of his messages put up on sermonaudio.com I don’t know when, but it will be good to see him again in glory someday. He’ll just say, look over there. Look what Jesus is doing.

2017.03.23

Gordon Bolin

God used Campus Crusade in the late Spring of 1976 (through a Josh McDowell meeting) to lead me to believe in and follow Jesus Christ. During that summer, I became involved with a small church of dear people who were highly legalistic. Upon returning to the university I met with Campus Crusade and through them got involved with the movement. Though the effort was there, I wasn’t really growing. A fellow Crusader introduced me to Ron Dunn through a cassette. Specifically, Pastor Dunn’s sermon on Jeremiah 29:11-13 “Seeking the Lord” revolutionized my spiritual life from one of working hard and being legalistic to seeking the Lord through a personal relationship of seeking Him first while trusting and obeying Him. I have also greatly benefitted from Ron’s sermon series “Strange Ministers” coming to understand how God purposefully and graciously uses such things as discouragement, temptation, and even failure in our lives. J.I.Packer in “Knowing God”(in the chapter entitled “Those Inward Trials”) also speaks of those things. God has used Ron Dunn’s sermons many times over the years. My only regret is that I never saw him in person to thank him…