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Wait 'til the Lord Comes
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Wait 'til the Lord Comes
By David Enyart
May 25, 2008Proper 3 (A)Wait 'til the Lord Comes1 Corinthians 4:1-5 As a boy, we chose baseball teams by selecting two captains. These two would then take a baseball bat and turn the heavy end down. One captain would grab the bat with one hand, and the other captain would place his hand above the first. This process would continue until one captain held the very end of the bat. He would be declared the winner and have the first choice for his team. What a sense of power I felt when my hand covered...

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