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When Life Brings Us to Our Knees
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Have you ever been so weak, so weary, so wounded that your legs gave out? You did not even have strength to stand up! Occasionally, I have heard people use...
Control Issues
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Let’s face it: we all like to be in control. To feel as though we can direct the course of things and determine the outcome. But this mentality works against...
Ebb and Flow: Dealing with Changing Tides
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There are few things as refreshing to me as standing on the shore and watching the ocean waves. I have always loved it. In Scripture the sea represents change. It...
The Weekend Pulpit: The Holy One
byScott Pauley
(Psalm 16:8-11) This message is the first in a four-part series exploring Psalm 16. These eleven verses contain an eternity of truth. In one of David’s shortest songs we find a hope that cannot be moved, a joy the world cannot give, and a rest that only the Holy One can provide. Explore why this ancient prophecy still speaks with power today by seeing the connections between this Psalm and Luke 24, Isaiah 53, and Peter’s Pentecost sermon in Acts 2. (10267261107)
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