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Monthly Archives: October 2016
Sunday’s Sermon Today – More Than Stories: Face Your Giants (I Samuel 17)
Sometimes, we want to simplify everything and make things black and white, Hoos or Hokies, Trump or Clinton. But the truth about life is that things are rarely either/or. Often, they are the results of decisions made over a lifetime, … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: More Than Stories – Chosen Ones (I Samuel 3:1-21)
You can tell a lot about a person – or family- by what you find in their refrigerator. What they eat – or don’t eat – provides significant information about what they think is important to put in their bodies … Continue reading
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What if All the Kids Had Coats? 3.0
In November 2014, I remember lying in bed, wondering what could be done about a widespread problem in my church community: how could we help the dozens of kids in our community who were standing on bus stops and running … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Sermon Today – More Than Stories: Freed By God (Exodus 12:1-13)
Freedom. It’s that thing we grasp onto but can hardly control. It’s the foundational principle that the United States was built on, that the Civil War was fought for, that is still held out as the standard for countries and … Continue reading
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