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Ten Words #1: God Doesn’t Have An Identity Crisis

Posted on April 30, 2014 by Jacob Sahms

The first word: “I am God, your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of a life of slavery. No other gods, only me” (The Message, Exodus 20:1-3). [This is Week 2 of the Ten Words series. To read the intro, … Continue reading →

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Ten Words Intro: From Slavery To Freedom (Sunday’s Sermon Today)

Posted on April 23, 2014 by Jacob Sahms

Have you ever been stuck? I remember some of my more sticky situations. Once, I was driving an older car that I didn’t know very well. I’d never really had any trouble with it, but it was hand-me-down. It was … Continue reading →

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Ten Words #1: God Doesn’t Have An Identity Crisis

Ten Words Intro: From Slavery To Freedom (Sunday’s Sermon Today)

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