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Lessons From Ireland (opens the original)
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To paraphrase a quote from C. H. Spurgeon, "God has made all things within the world to be our teachers". We can learn spiritual lessons from God's creative hand.
Jesus The Great Physician (opens the original)
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Hippocrates formulated practices that guide our medical practices today. Yet, his endeavors pale compared with Jesus, our Great Physician. Jesus can heal spiritually--something no man can do!
Challenging Our Antinomianism (opens the original)
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The view that Christians are freed by divine grace from obligations set in moral, social or religious laws (antinomianism) is refuted by Paul's instruction in the scriptures. Rather, he encourages us to live a righteous life via the imputed righteousness we have in Christ Jesus.
A Wounded Heart (opens the original)
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An old Japanese poem includes the statement, "Injure the heart, and the wound lasts a lifetime". How do we keep from being paralyzed from this condition? In this message, we see five aspects that lead us to the cure for this condition. Just as the Heavenly Father never left David, we can rest assured that He will never leave us!
A Dedication Service (opens the original)
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Today marks our first service in the new (to us) church building that God has blessed us with! It is fitting that this message addresses a dedication service to God's new house; Solomon wanted to start things out correctly, as should we. May we be reminded of this dedication service--God is good!
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