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Jeff Randolph
Excerpt: ff Randolph There are many issues in church on which people have differing views Such topics as serving in military capital punishment divorce baptism instrumental music elders orphan homes fellowship halls Holy Spirit millennium author Hebrews date Revelation demonstrate wide range items on which Christians those
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Chris Dawson
Excerpt: We all feel weak and defenseless at times, but need to learn to use our "little strength" to face fears and be strong.
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Chris Dawson
Excerpt: What is a miracle? Were miracles ever really performed? What was the purpose of miracles? Do we have miracles today?
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Chris Dawson
Excerpt: A look at the qualifications and responsibilities of the elders
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Chris Dawson
Excerpt: Leadership (and "followership") in the church today is something that is often overlooked and is much needed.
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Chris Dawson
Excerpt: Have you heard the story of the young lady who cut off the end of the ham? It is a lesson on traditionalism.
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Jeff Randolph
Excerpt: While we need to be New Testament Christians as far as what we practice, we need to also be Old Testament Christians as well. The Old Testament says a great deal about the Savior, but what does it say about the saved? What does it mean to be an Old Testament Christian?
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Lou Christiansen
Excerpt: Just as I am without one plea, But that Thy blood was shed for me. And that Thou bidd'st me come to Thee, O lamb of God, I come, I come. This hymn is a favorite invitation hymn. Lets consider it closely.
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Jeff Randolph
Excerpt: It is during times of change that it sometimes appears as if the entire world is falling apart (Rev. 6:12-14; Joel 2:30-32; 3:14-21), but it is during these times where we make some of the most important choices in our lives.
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Jeff Randolph
Excerpt: When we partake of the bread on the first day of the week, this ought to be our focus, how Christ was broken for us, how he died as a sacrifice for our sins. Though His body is specifically what is mentioned as being broken here, the ways in which Jesus, in a sense, was broken, goes further than that; it describes just how bad His suffering was, even to the very reason why He gave His life for crimes He did not commit.
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Jeff Randolph
Excerpt: Consider Malachi 3:8: "Will a man rob God? Yet you have robbed Me! But you say, 'In what way have we robbed You?' In tithes and offerings." The Jews, after leaving idolatry behind, thought they were just fine, but their self-righteous attitude had caused them to not give their best to God (Mal. 1:8). They were giving Him leftovers, so to speak; sacrifices and offerings that took as little time and effort as possible, and so were not really sacrifices at all.
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Jeff Randolph
Excerpt: To reap the benefits of exercise, both physical and spiritual, it takes focus, it takes a plan or routine, and it takes dedication.
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Justin R. Wilson
Excerpt: I've done it. You've done it. The first person on the face of this Earth did it.
Even Moses and Elijah did it. That's right. I'm talking about making excuses.
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Jeff Randolph
Excerpt: The pride of their heart had deceived the Edomites (Obadiah 3), has it deceived you?
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Jeff Randolph
Excerpt: No matter how good you are, there is always someone better. That is, until it comes to Christ, His church, and His heavenly home.
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