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  • Paula Fontana Qualls
    September 2004
    Luke 23:33-43 Jesus, who was proclaimed "King of the Jews" upon his crucifixion, was the antithesis of popular notions regarding a...
  • Chuck Sackett
    September 2004
    2 Thessalonians 3:6-13 "You didn't come here to walk." The only negative comment I've heard in a dozen marathons came in my first;...
  • Chuck Sackett
    September 2004
    Luke 20:27-38 Tony Campolo's sermon, "It's Friday, but Sunday's Coming," captures the essence of so much of life. Life is full of...
  • Timothy J. Peck
    July 2004
    1 Timothy 6:6-19 Are you living the "good life"? In your more reflective times, are you happy with the lifestyle you've chosen? Throughout...
  • Timothy J. Peck
    July 2004
    1 Timothy 2:1-7 In recent years a rhetoric of "warfare" has dominated the evangelical church's commentary on social issues in the...
  • John D. Burke
    July 2004
    1 Timothy 1:12-17 What words of encouragement can a father give to his son as he approaches manhood? While not a new idea, upon completion...
  • John D. Burke
    July 2004
    Philemon 1-21 The text is part of Paul's amazing letter written on behalf of a runaway slave, named Onesimus. After meeting Paul the...
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    Greg Hollifield
    Jan. 4, 2009 Second Sunday After Christmas (B) Ephesians 1:3-14 At this point in the year when we’re trying to recall our Christmas benefactors in order to acknowledge their generosity with an appropriate thank-you note, we do well to remember the spiritual blessings bestowed upon us by our Supreme Benefactor—blessings listed by Paul in Ephesians 1:3-14.
  • Greg Hollifield
    Jan. 11, 2009 Baptism of the Lord (B) Genesis 1:1-5 Everyone knows the joke about the fellow who, when asked for directions, always answered, “You can’t get there from here.”
  • Greg Hollifield
    Jan. 18, 2009 Second Sunday After Epiphany (B) 1 Samuel 3:1-20 If a preacher occupies the pulpit long enough, he is likely to experience just about anything. During my first pastorate, lightning struck...
  • Jerry Drace
    Jan. 25, 2009 Third Sunday After Epiphany (B) Mark 1:14-20 Two men who were earthly cousins shared a common faith and a heavenly Father. In this passage John the Baptist is ending his ministry in...
  • Jerry Drace
    Feb. 1, 2009 Fourth Sunday After Epiphany (B) Mark 1:21-28 Jesus has now chosen four men to be His first followers. They were two sets of brothers. Simon Peter and Andrew were casting their net. This...
  • Mark Johnson
    Feb. 8, 2009 Fifth Sunday After Epiphany (B) 1 Corinthians 9:16-23 You’re in a conference in a big meeting room in a fancy hotel. You get to the meeting early. Over to the side of the room is a very...
  • Mark Johnson
    Feb. 15, 2009 Sixth Sunday After Epiphany (B) 2 Kings 5:1-14 What is your wildest dream for your church? As you ponder that question, you may have a dream of a place where there is joy and excitement....
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