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I am giving my SPS right at the very beginning of this so hopefully you can check me out to see whether I stayed on track or not. This sermon touches on two related subjects and they are somewhat both worked together at the same time, …
As human beings we have an aversion to pain. We try to avoid the uncomfortable, the unpleasant, and the hurtful. Equipped with the capacity to feel both physically and emotionally, we are continually taking stock of what could injure us …
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Some Thoughts on Healing
Few things are more personal and vital to people than their health. Americans spend multiple billions of dollars each year trying to find cures for various diseases that have struck themselves or a loved one, making numerous for-profit …
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Luke 13:10-11
(10) Now He was teaching in one of the synagogues on the Sabbath. (11) And behold, there was a woman who had a spirit of infirmity eighteen years, and was bent over and could in no way raise herself up.
Though physically disabled and disfigured by her stooped spine, she, just like the man with the withered hand (Luke 6:6), does not allow her problem to keep her from formal worship of God on the Sabbath. Her physical condition makes it …
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The Glorification of Evil
by David C. GrabbeSunset on October 31 marks the beginning of All Hallows' Eve, better known as Halloween, the beginning of All Hallows (or Saints') Day. Many of our readers are already well familiar with the origins of this pagan celebration - a Celtic harvest festival that included spiritism and superstitious rituals, later co-opted by the Roman Catholic Church and joined with its celebration of All Saints' Day. The origins of this now-"Christian" holiday are easily researched, so they will not be detailed here. Most who celebrate this time see it as harmless fun, a chance for the kiddies to be creative …
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In July 2020, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared his government's decision to convert Istanbul's Hagia Sophia from a museum …
In the children's fable, "The Emperor's New Clothes," the monarch's clothing is invisible, entirely a figment of his imagination. The …
As the end of Part Three noted, Jesus taught that the Passover has not yet been completely fulfilled: “. . . for I say to you, I will no …
Every autumn, God's people observe the fall holy days, including the Feast of Tabernacles. Immediately following the seven days of …
We can all agree that the world is not getting any better. The news headlines speak of terrorism, war, anti-Semitism, murder, fraud, …
As God leads us through our conversion, He regularly challenges our perception of Him. As we accept and apply ourselves to each …
