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Transfigured! Jesus was changed by... -- Luke 9:28-36 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
Transfigured!
One of the first songs... -- 2 Corinthians 4:3-6 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
One of the first songs I learned as a child in Sunday school was "This little light of mine, I'm gon
Arthur Miller, in the play... -- Luke 9:28-36 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
Arthur Miller, in the play, All My Sons, knows the struggle to be Christ-like in our world.
To be able to write... -- 2 Corinthians 4:3-6 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
To be able to write and express oneself is a joy.
We have all experienced times... -- Luke 9:28-36 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
We have all experienced times like it –
There was a young man... -- Isaiah 6:1-8 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
There was a young man a few years ago that went into the Navy at the early age of seventeen.
Fishing is an extremely dangerous... -- Luke 5:1-11 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
Fishing is an extremely dangerous occupation.
William H. Danforth in his... -- Luke 6:39-45 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
William H. Danforth in his book, I Dare You!, presents a difficult challenge:
Thank God, there is always... -- Isaiah 6:1-8 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
Thank God, there is always at least one missionary spirit among us --one who takes the initiative to
Have you ever sat for... -- Luke 5:1-11 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
Have you ever sat for hours watching a little red bobber floating on the surface of a quiet p
A student is not above... -- Luke 6:39-45 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
"A student is not above his teacher, but everyone who is fully trained will be like his teacher." Ex
In ancient times people thought... -- Isaiah 6:1-8 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
In ancient times people thought of the universe as a little room with lights on the ceiling --big on
Sometimes fish are caught in... -- Luke 5:1-11 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
Sometimes fish are caught in unlikely places and by unlikely persons.
A church newsletter declared that... -- Exodus 34:29-35 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
A church newsletter declared that the individual is dispensable.
Children enjoy Halloween masks. It... -- 2 Corinthians 3:12-4:2 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
Children enjoy Halloween masks.
He was a rebellious youth... -- Luke 5:1-11 -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
He was a rebellious youth.

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Just A Glimpse -- Luke 9:28-36 (37-43a), 2 Corinthians 3:12--4:2, Exodus 34:29-35, Psalm 99 -- Scott Suskovic, Stephen P. McCutchan, Thom M. Shuman -- Transfiguration Sunday - C
"Moses did not know the skin of his face shone because he had been talking with God." "And while he

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