Downloading Sermons Help

Downloading sermons is easy once you know how to save files from within your browser. Please locate your browser below for information on how to save files to your computer.

Windows Browsers

Internet Explorer
- Right-Click the download link and choose "Save Target As..."
- When the dialog box appears, choose your download location.

Firefox for PC
- Right-Click the download link and choose "Save Link As..."
- When the dialog box appears, choose your download location.

Safari for PC
- Right-Click the download link and choose "Download Linked File As..."
- When the dialog box appears, choose your download location.

Google Chrome for PC
- Right-Click the download link and choose "Save Link As..."
- When the dialog box appears, choose your download location.

Opera for PC
- Right-Click the download link and choose "Download Linked Content As..."
- When the dialog box appears, choose your download location.

Mac Browsers

Safari for Mac
- Holding the "Control" key, click the download link and choose "Save Linked File As..."
- When the dialog box appears, choose your download location.

Firefox for Mac
- Holding the "Control" key, click the download link and choose "Save Link As..."
- When the dialog box appears, choose your download location.

Google Chrome for Mac
- Holding the "Control" key, click the download link and choose "Save Link As..."
- When the dialog box appears, choose your download location.

Opera for Mac
- Holding the "Control" key, click the download link and choose "Download Linked Content As..."
- When the dialog box appears, choose your download location.

Mobile Browsers

iPhone/iPad
- iOS does not natively allow saving files from the web browser. There are iOS apps that will facilitate downloading.
- The Download icon will open the MP3 for playback, but will not save to your device.
- We recommend using the built-in podcast feature for recent sermons. Subscribe to the podcast here.
- Alternatively, you can download MP3s onto your computer and transfer files to your device in iTunes.

Android
- Saving of files on the Android platform varies from browser to browser and device to device.
- By default, the Download icon will open the MP3 for playback, but will not save to your device.
- Many Android apps are available that will facilitate downloading.
- Alternatively, you can download MP3s onto your computer and transfer files to your Android device.

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Playing Back Media

Our Sermons & Media section utilizes the most popularly available methods for playing back digital media. As many computers are different, we would invite you to download the latest version of Apple's Quicktime and Adobe Flash (both available freely for PC and Mac), which almost certainly play back any media content on our page.

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What is a Podcast

A Podcast is typically a type of "radio show" that you can download and play on your computer or mobile device. Apple's iTunes provides a powerful and easy way to automatically download the newest content that a Podcast has available by subscribing to it's listing.

We have chosen to harness this technology to bring you the newest sermons we post as the Brooklyn Tabernacle Sermon Podcast.

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Getting Set Up

There are many different programs that support Podcasts and Podcast downloads. The standard would be Apple's iTunes. You can download the newest version here.

Once you have downloaded and install iTunes, you can subscribe to the Brooklyn Tabernacle Sermon Podcast here.

For more information on iTunes-specific help, please visit www.apple.com or use the help menu within iTunes.

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Terms of Use

You are allowed to download and freely distribute Brooklyn Tabernacle Podcasts in their original form. For alternate uses, please contact us here. For permission to broadcast these sermons, please email us at radio@brooklyntabernacle.org.

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Copyright

All information from this page is ©The Brooklyn Tabernacle unless otherwise noted. All Right Reserved.

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