Children’s Sunday Sermon September 4, 2011 Good morning boys and girls. Today I would like to start by reading you a little poem. Woke early this dark morning And rushed […]
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An English Professor has written an article entitled “Masters of Babble.” The subtitle is, “Turning Language into stone.” The article is about one of the professor’s “Creative Writing” students. The
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In today’s Gospel Lesson, Jesus is speaking to the disciples in parables. He tells the story of an employer who needs workers for his vineyard. He goes into the marketplace
On his way home from the office, a man enters a flower shop and orders two dozen pink carnations … “They’re for my wife,” he tolls the clerk. “Is it
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The pastor of an inner-city Church tells about an unexpected, but beautifully enriching experience of Christ’s Presence in his life. He says … When I learned that I was to
Nowhere is man’s creativity more apparent than in his ability to discover new and original ways to commit the original sin. It all began in the Garden of Eden when
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In a book called “The Rabbi’s Gift”1 there is the story of a once great monastery that had fallen on hard times. Once it had been filled to capacity with
Recalling his past life, a man from Washington, D.C. said, “I somehow managed to become homeless for the first time in my life”… “I was in this room with about
At the age of four, I knew that God was everywhere. I spoke to Him…But as I grew toward manhood, the more I learned, the less I believed in God…When
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Miracles? Miracles? Let’s not pretend, they can all be explained from beginning to end. So say the cynics of our time, but what about you? Do you believe in miracles?
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In a “Peanuts” comic strip, Lucy and Charlie Brown are engaged in earnest conversation about the meaning of life. Lucy feels that it’s a matter of one’s perspective. She says,
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The story is told of a king who could not decide which of his three sons should succeed him to the throne. He resolved to leave his kingdom for a
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We live in a world where people are becoming increasingly cynical and bitter and, thus, strangling the very spirit out of living. A seminary professor has painted a composite picture
The “Fable of the Birds” is a story about creation. All the newly-made animals are walking around discovering what it is like to be alive. All except the birds! They
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Children’s Sunday Sermon June 5, 2011 Good morning girls and boys. Let’s start with a little riddle today. Here goes. A teacher asked a ten-year old boy in class, “Tommy,
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Did you know that in the Hebrew language the word “Bethlehem” means “House of Bread”? Jesus was born in the “House of Bread.” And He came out of that House
Fine oriental rugs can be distinguished from machine-made rugs by their curious variations in patterns. In Middle Eastern villages, where each oriental rug is hand-woven by men and boys under
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A successful businessman was looking for some answers in his life. He decided to spend some time reading Scripture. After he had read the Bible through, from cover to cover,
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There is a “Peanuts” comic strip in which Linus very candidly admits to his good pal Charlie Brown, “I don’t like to face problems head on. I think the best
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The Gift of the Holy Spirit is intended by God to bear much fruit in us. Paul describes the fruit of the Holy Spirit in the Fifth Chapter of Galatians.
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