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Hidden In Plain Sight: Watch for the Invitation (opens the original)
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Have you ever bought a new car and suddenly started seeing that same car everywhere? You see one in the parking lot, and then another on the highway. And you think, Were there always this many of these cars? Of course there were—the world didn't suddenly fill up with that particular car. Your attention changed. Once you started looking for it, you began to notice what had been there all along. The same thing is often true with God.
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Have you ever driven down the same road almost every day and then one day, suddenly see a building you've never noticed before? Or maybe you look at someone and say, “Hey—your hair looks nice! Did you get a haircut?” And they respond, “Yeah, a week and a half ago.” It’s not like the building suddenly appeared, or you hadn’t looked at that colleague or friend or spouse in a week and a half. In both instances, you were probably too preoccupied or distracted to look closely enough to see it. I have
Also Starring....Onesiphorus - the one who came looking (opens the original)
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For the past several weeks, we’ve been exploring people in scripture who don’t get top billing. The people whose names don't make it into the children's Sunday school songs like Zacchaeus, or have stained glass depictions in churches. The people who are supporting characters in other people’s story. And one of the things we’ve learned throughout this series is that while these people might not be as well-known, they’re just as important as the main characters. They’re the companions, mentors, an
Also Starring...Epaphroditus: The Unsung Servant (opens the original)
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We notice and remember the people who stand on the stage or have their names attached to buildings. We tell stories about the people who changed history. But Paul reminds us of another kind of greatness—the greatness of the person who simply does what needs to be done. Who carries someone else's burden because they see that it needs carrying, and who understands that making another person's life a little lighter can be a meaningful way of loving God.
Also Starring...Priscilla and Aquilla - the Teachers to the Teacher (opens the original)
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There are some people in the Bible whose names are so familiar that you barely have to say anything else—Moses. Noah. Mary. Peter. Paul. Jesus. You hear the name, and immediately a story comes to mind. Then… there are Priscilla and Aquila. If I said those names and you thought, “Who?” You’re not alone. Because Priscilla and Aquila are not exactly biblical celebrities—they don’t have a book of the bible named after them; they don’t get a dramatic conversion story; they weren’t apostles or prophet
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