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Tag Archives: Lamb of God
May 10 – After 2000 Years, Still The Best Way To Make Disciples
2 Kings 10-12 John 1:29-51 “One of the two men who followed Jesus after they heard John speak about him was Andrew, Simon Peter’s brother. The first thing Andrew did was to find his brother Simon and say to him, … Continue reading
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October 5 – Let the Peoples Praise You!
Revelation 5; Nehemiah 7:5-8:12; Psalm 100 One of the sad truths throughout history is that people have hated others for being different. In the ancient days, our tribe was good, yours was bad. Warfare would spring up between tribes over … Continue reading
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Tagged cults, dignity, disputes, diverse, ethnic group, every tongue, every tribe, Gentile, hate, hate all but the right folks, heavenly choir, heavenly throne room, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Jew, Kingdom, Lamb of God, language, love, middle eastern Jew, mongrel religion, National Brotherhood Week, nations, Nehemiah, open the seals, people, Pharisees, polyglot, prejudice, quality of people, rejoicing, Relationship with God, Romans, Saduccees, skin color, slain, slavery, special truth, take the scroll, Tom Lehrer, warfare, we are better, we are stronger, worship
August 18 – Life Motto
John 3:22-36; 1 Chronicles 13-14; Zechariah3 Companies brand themselves in people’s minds with mottoes. Sometimes the mottoes are advertising slogans and sometimes they’re meant to motivate a company as well as inspire the public. Let me give you a few … Continue reading
February 21 – Coming First
Matthew 3; Exodus 24; Proverbs 11 The battle to destroy institutional segregation involved many people. Members of the African-American community focused a lot of their battles on desegregating education because they knew that increasing opportunities for education would open up … Continue reading
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Tagged all about me, brood of vipers, Clyde Kennard, education, false charges, forerunner, Forgiveness, Grace, hate, higher education, integration, Jesus, Jesus baptized, John the Baptist, King, Lamb of God, mercy, messiah, Mississippi, offensive linemen, point others to Jesus, prepare the way, prison, repent, seeker sensitive, segregation, takes away sin, University of Chicago
October 21 – Without Wrath, There is No Mercy
Revelation 21-22; Isaiah 9-10; Psalm 111 There is a caricature of God based on the true statement that God is love. People take this statement out of context by proclaiming that since God is loved, He will accept everyone no … Continue reading
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December 26 – Vulnerable
Luke 2:21-52; Ezekiel 38-39; Isaiah 61 One of the most difficult concepts to believe about the Christian faith is that God became man and came down to earth. Oh sure, many of the other religions had their gods show up … Continue reading
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