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Hometown Heroes, Spreading the Word, and the Death of John – Mark 6:1-29
Today, I was waiting for the hurricane, but it slowed down. We have not had any troubles so far while others have lost electricity. We’re grateful. The video includes a link to a video from East Africa Energy Solutions. The … Continue reading
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Tagged cast out demons, East Africa Energy, energy, guilty conscience, healing, Herod, Herodias, hometown heroes, honor, Hurricane Hanna, Jesus, John the Baptist, Nazareth, prophet, resurrection, Salome, send disciples, teaching, truth to power
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September 8 – Choosing the Right Reaction
John 12:27-50; 2 Chronicles 16-17; Psalm 78:1-20 And at that time Hanani the seer came to Asa king of Judah, and said to him: “Because you have relied on the king of Syria, and have not relied on the Lord … Continue reading
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Tagged angry enraged, Asa, Baasha, distess, God, humble, Israel, Judah, Lord, miraculous, oppressed, prophet, rebuke, repent, revolt, seek God, seer, silver and gold, Syria, Temple, treasuries
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August 28 – So What if Jesus Came From the Wrong Side of the Tracks?
John 7:25-52; 1 Chronicles 29; Zechariah 13 “ Nicodemus (he who came to Jesus by night, being one of them) said to them, “Does our law judge a man before it hears him and knows what he is doing?” They … Continue reading
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Tagged chief priests, day, experience Jesus, focused on minor things, Galilee, God's love, growing together, hate, Jesus, John, joy in Christ, judge, judgmental, Law, Lord, messiah, Nathanael, Nicodemus, night, non-essentials, Pharisees, process of the Law, prophet, Savior
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May 31 – The Most Important Choice of All
2 Chronicles 13-14 John 12:1-26 “Jesus found a colt and sat on it. This was as the Scripture says, ‘Don’t be afraid, people of Jerusalem! Your king is coming, sitting on the colt of a donkey.’ Zechariah 9:9” (John 12:14-15 NCV) … Continue reading
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May 22 – You Mean I’m Not Always Right?
1 Chronicles 16-18 John 7:28-53 “When the people heard Jesus’ words, some of them said, ‘This man really is the Prophet. Others said, ‘He is the Christ.’ Still others said, ‘The Christ will not come from Galilee. The Scripture says … Continue reading
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Tagged always right, Bethlehem, Christ, confidential, disagreements, due diligence, faithful, foolish, Galilee, God, Grace, house of David, incomplete information, internet, Jesus, Jewish leadership, lawsuit, love, mercy, messiah, minister, Nicodemus, not called to be right, passions, Pharisees, prophecy, prophet, Relationship with God, Scriptures, teaching, Temple guards
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April 16 – Forward the Light Brigade
1 Samuel 30-31 Luke 13:23-35 “Yet I must be on my way today and tomorrow and the next day. Surely it cannot be right for a prophet to be killed anywhere except in Jerusalem.” (Luke 13:33 NCV) I’m not sure … Continue reading
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March 23 – Give In to Temptation or Trust and Obey?
Joshua 13-15 Luke 1:57-80 “The people who heard about them wondered, saying, ‘What will this child be?’ because the Lord was with him. Then Zechariah, John’s father, was filled with the Holy Spirit and prophesied: … ‘Now you, child, will … Continue reading
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March 21 – Out With the Old, In With the New
Joshua 7-9 Luke 1:21-38 “Now Elizabeth, your relative, is also pregnant with a son though she is very old. Everyone thought she could not have a baby, but she has been pregnant for six months. God can do anything!” (Luke … Continue reading
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February 27 – Remembering the Awe and Wonder
Numbers 15-16 Mark 6:1-29 “Jesus said to them, ‘A prophet is honored everywhere except in his hometown and with his own people and in his own home.’ So Jesus was not able to work any miracles there except to heal … Continue reading
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June 5 – The Grace-full Remnant
Romans 11:1-24; 1 Samuel 20; Psalm 65 One of the popular themes in literature used in novels today is survival after the apocalypse. Post-apocalyptical literature includes a group of people who survive the war, most likely nuclear, or the great … Continue reading
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