--Audio Lessons--  

     This page contains links to audio lessons.  To listen to the lesson on your computer, click on the links below.  The audio files are in Windows Media Audio (.wma) format.  If your computer has an application that will play wma files, the audio file should open in that application and begin playing soon.  One example of an application that supports wma files is Microsoft Windows Media Player.  Microsoft Windows Media Player should already be configured to play wma files, but if not, you can set Microsoft Windows Media Player to be the default player for wma files.  To do this, open Windows Media Player and choose the Options item from the Tools menu.  The Options window should be displayed.  Click on the File Types tab.  If the item "Windows Media Audio file (wma)" is not checked, then check that box and close the Options window.  You may also choose to download the entire sermon to your computer before listening to it.  In Microsoft Windows, you can right-click on the links below and choose  Save Target As... on the resulting menu.  Once you have saved the file to your computer, you can find it and open it with any computer application that supports wma files. 

Note:  These files are rather large and may take a while to download.  These work best on high-speed internet connections such as cable, DSL, or LAN. 

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