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The Church God Blesses

Bradley Rushing

January 2005

Acts 2:42-47 How did you form your concept of church? You probably formed your concept of church the same way I did. See if you...
The Breach in the Great, Dark Wall

David L. Larsen

January 2005

Luke 24:13-35 Jesus Christ came walking out of the tomb alive! What had been one way traffic — no return — has now been reversed....
The Grand Opening

David L. Larsen

January 2005

John 20:19-31 A very sensitive and troubled young woman whom life had dealt some very hard blows — profound physi-cal and relational...
Ground-Breaking

David L. Larsen

January 2005

John 20:1-18 “On the morning of August 27, 1883, the most stupendous explosion ever recorded took place. It was heard as...
I Have a Dream

Bill Whittaker

January 2005

Matthew 27:11-54 What’s it like to be a governor’s wife? Pilate’s wife might say it depends on the assignment...
It’s A Matter of Life and Death

Bill Whittaker

January 2005

John 11:1-45 In the hospital my father-in-law went into a coma; medical technology indicated no brain activity. My godly mother-in-law...
Send the Light

Bill Whittaker

January 2005

John 9: 1-41 (NKJV) [A proclamation suggestion: This message could be delivered in a segmented format with the congregation singing...

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Welcome to the Mountain, Now Go Home

By Rick Ezell

Transfiguration Sunday (A) February 03, 2008Welcome to the Mountain, Now Go Home (Matthew 17:1-9) “Welcome to San Diego. Now go home,” stated a bumper sticker. Soon there was another: “Enjoy San Diego. Then go home.” People who have been to San Diego say it is a friendly city with the ideal year-round temperature and a place of promise. But, its many residents believe that San Diego is big enough. So they put bumper stickers on their cars for the many visitors and tourists...

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