Genesis 45:1-15, Matthew 18:21-35September 29, 2019 Except for the story of the Exodus, I think the story of Joseph might be the most important story in the Old Testament. And it’s one of my favorites! Last week, Kari “regaled you” with the …
Psalm 130, I Corinthians 12:27-13:13September 15, 20129 Last week we installed our new Church officers. And as part of that service, we looked at I Corinthians 12. That’s where we heard Paul telling us about the Church being “one body, …
I Corinthians 12:12-31September 8, 2019
Acts 12:1-17September 1, 2019 The Rolling Stones told us, “You can’t always get what you want.” Anybody remember that song? Anyone want to venture a guess as to when that song came out? I’ll give you a hint. 19… (I …
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Acts 11:19-26August 25, 2019 When I read the scripture, words will sometimes “jump off of the page” at me. I’ve always believed that’s one way the Holy Spirit speaks to us through God’s word. I hope you’ve experienced that, too. …
Acts 10:1-23August 11, 2019 I’ve always loved the way Acts 10 has a story within a story. However, it does make it hard to figure out where to start and end the scripture reading, without violating the “20 Verse Rule …
Acts 9:1-19August 4, 2019 This is the story that is known as “The Conversion of Saul.” And I see this as one of the most amazing strategic moves ever made in any conflict. It was the early days of the church. And last …
Acts 7:54-8:8July 28, 2019 If you were in or around VBS this year, you know where the title of this message comes from. And I’m happy for that theme. As you know, I hear way too often, people who would say, “When …
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Psalm 8, Acts 5:27-42July 21, 2019 The story is told of the two “elderly women” driving down the road in a car… They are very old friends, so Mabel doesn’t want to say anything when she sees Sadie go through a …
Acts 4:5-22July 14, 2019 I love these stories from Acts! And I think it’s great to try to picture what this was like in the first days of the Christian Church. As I always say, the hard part is trying to imagine …