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Greatest Evidence of the Supreme Authority of Jesus

Posted in Biblical Studies, Sermon Notes, Theology on May 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

GREATEST EVIDENCE OF THE SUPREME AUTHORITY OF JESUS
Matthew 9:1-8
When we study a book of the Bible it is important to know a major overarching theme. And this helps to put detail accounts into an overall big picture. For the Gospel of Matthew the author wants his readers to be convinced of one central truth, [...]

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Lessons To Be Learned From Tragedies

Posted in Biblical Studies, Sermon Notes, Theology on May 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »

LESSONS TO BE LEARNED FROM TRAGEDIES
Luke 13:1-9
For the past several days I’ve been emotionally shocked due to how many people have been killed due to cyclone in Myanmar and earthquakes in China. According to the AP News the death toll in Myanmar has reached 128,000 people and China will reach up to 50,000. That’s [...]

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A Word On Tragedies in Asia

Posted in Christian Fellowship, Church, Missions, Pastors, Preachers/Preaching on May 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

I’m still in a state of shock after learning about the cyclone that swept across Myanmar (Burma) that now estimates over 128,000 people dead. Did you get that? Over 128,000 people dead! And if that’s not tragic enough, this Monday China has experienced 7.9 magnitude earthquake that killed over 10,000 people in which many of [...]

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A Word on Worship

Posted in Church, Preachers/Preaching, Theology, Worship on May 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

It is true that many people go to church looking for religious feelings or think of worship as a mere experience. Like the days of the Old Testament people today can be guilty of “harlotry” when theology of worship is gravely misunderstood and misapplied. According to Eugene Peterson, “Harlotry is worship that says, ‘I will [...]

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