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Tag Archives: Pastor
A New Twist! Philippians 1:19-30
I have a YouTube introduction, but for some reason, WordPress isn’t letting me post it the normal way. So, ya gotta see it by clicking the link above. I discovered that my pastor occasionally reads what I write, which I … Continue reading
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Tagged bold, build reputations, cancer, Chinese persecution, confidence, conversation, Death, die well, encouragement, Ephesian imprisonment, Facebook, false teachers, fear, fight for life, follower of Christ, internet support, Joy, life, Look what God has done!, magnify the Lord, mortality, news, Open Doors USA, Pastor, Paul, Pharisee, Philippians, prison epistles, proclamation of the gospel, religious liberty, responsibility, Roman Imprisonment, salvation, scholars, sickness, suffer, taking advantage, Twitter, Wang Yi
August 10 – Looking for God’s Light, Not Artificial Light
2 Corinthians 11; 2 Kings 25; Habakkuk 2 “And no wonder! For Satan himself transforms himself into an angel of light. Therefore it is no great thing if his ministers also transform themselves into ministers of righteousness, whose end will … Continue reading
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Tagged angel of light, careful, Corinthians, Death, deceive, deserved, easy prey, End, false ministers of the gospel, flock, good Christian game, huge followings, Jim Jones, led astray, minister of righteousness, ministers of Satan, Pastor, Paul, point people to Jesus, raking in the cash, Satan, spiritual crimes, tied to Christ, truth, well-respected
January 28 – Lord, Grant My Enemies Justice and Me Grace
Luke 20:27-47; Genesis 37; Psalm 28 “Do not take me away with the wicked And with the workers of iniquity, Who speak peace to their neighbors, But evil is in their hearts. Give them according to their deeds, And according … Continue reading
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February 28 – Living As A Two-Handed Christian
Numbers 17-19 Mark 6:30-56 “But Jesus answered, ‘You give them something to eat.’ They said to him, ‘We would all have to work a month to earn enough money to buy that much bread!’” (Mark 6:37 NCV) It had been … Continue reading
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September 20 – Doing the Twist
John 20:1-18; 2 Chronicles 31; Psalm 87 I was talking to my pastor about my fiction writing, and he asked me if my stories had a twist. “I always love it when a story has a good twist at the … Continue reading
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Tagged amazing news, books, Chief Priest, clueless, crucified, detectives, disciples, execution, eyewitnesses to death, fiction, gardener. Teacher, Grace, guard on the tomb, Jesus, Jesus is alive, Jesus paid the penalty forgive, John, Joseph, Mary, Matthews, movies, murderer, Nicodemus, obvious, Pastor, Peter, Pharisees, Rabboni, rise from the dead, risen from the dead, steal the body, tomb, trust, twist
January 29 – What Really Matters
Luke 21; Genesis 38; Psalm 29 How many times have you heard the old adage that “There’s no such thing as a stupid question?” Countless times. In the education field we repeat this constantly so our students will not be … Continue reading
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Tagged accumulating stuff, ask questions, Bible, community organizations, compassion, education, financial help, financially wealthy, gift cards, giving, giving heart, giving is fun, Go-Pro, God, help others, Jesus, Joy, Kindle, meet needs, Pastor, pastors give, poverty, spread the gospel, stuff, stupid questions, wealth, what our church does matters, widow, widow's mite
January 10 – Being The Answer
Luke 10:1-20; Genesis 17; Psalm 10 I don’t know what it’s like at your house, but at our house, the dishes have to be done every day. For some reason, they don’t do themselves. I’m going to be honest with … Continue reading
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October 26 – They Should Know Better
Psalm 84:8-12; Daniel 5:13-31; Matthew 21:28-32 My pastor began his ministry at our church by talking about the past. One of his remarks was that if there were issues in the past, it was time to build a bridge and … Continue reading
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