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How to Increase Your Faith
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How to Increase Your Faith
By Austin B. Tucker
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 7, 2007How to Increase Your FaithLuke 17:5-10 In the middle of the Great Depression, the early 1930’s, a young man named B. B. McKinney was the pastor’s assistant at Travis Avenue Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas. He was blessed to have a job but burdened for so many men walking the streets in search of work. They appeared so forlorn with thread-bare coats turned up at the collar against the biting wind. Some of them no doubt had children who...

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