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Nathaniel Hawthorne long ago wrote... -- Philippians 3:4b-14 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C -- 1995
Nathaniel Hawthorne long ago wrote the story of "Young Goodman Brown." The central character is a ne
The 1994 Winter Olympics will... -- Philippians 3:4b-14 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C -- 1995
The 1994 Winter Olympics will live long in the memories of the residents of West Allis, a suburb of
Wayne Meeks, professor of religious... -- Philippians 3:4b-14 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C -- 1995
Wayne Meeks, professor of religious studies at Yale University, furnished new insights into the soci
Christ Church was a small... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C -- 1995
Christ Church was a small country church -- only 75 members. It was part of a farming community.
A newspaper story about animal... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C -- 1995
A newspaper story about animal rights volunteers at the County Humane Shelter brought an angry lette
Several things that used to... -- Isaiah 43:16-21 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C -- 1995
Several things that used to be indispensable for some of us: Hitching posts, kerosene lamps, Sears c
Participants, worshippers, and observers at... -- Isaiah 43:16-21 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C -- 1995
Participants, worshippers, and observers at the consecration of Penelope Jamieson as the first woman
The recent challenges to the... -- Isaiah 43:16-21 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C -- 1995
The recent challenges to the American automotive industry by the Japanese have as much to do with le
Desert RainSpring explodes... -- Isaiah 43:16-21 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C -- 1995
Desert Rain
Spring explodes as rain
drums down on desert sands. It hears
The news that came out... -- Philippians 3:4b-14 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C -- 1995
The news that came out of Buckingham Palace in 1936 shocked the world.
Probably no modern person exemplifies... -- Philippians 3:4b-14 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
Probably no modern person exemplifies Paul's straining forward to the goal better than Martin Luther
It is still necessary to... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
It is still necessary to point out that verse eight is to be interpreted in terms of Deuteronomy 15:
Extravagance has never had a... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
Extravagance has never had a great appeal for me.
A man who couldn't accept... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
A man who couldn't accept charity paid back a debt no one expected him to pay and that wasn't owed i
There was an old man... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
There was an old man who daily came to a cathedral and knelt in prayer in front of a large stained g
Perhaps you have heard the... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
Perhaps you have heard the story. Charles Kuralt told about it in his travel book of 1985.
The ancient story of Mary... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
The ancient story of Mary and Martha speaks to our often frantically busy lives with the clear remin
During his imprisonment in a... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
During his imprisonment in a Nazi concentration camp, Viktor Frankl tells about the lifelessness of
Anointing Jesus with the ointment... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
Anointing Jesus with the ointment was an act of extravagant faith.
Anton Boisen is a name... -- Luke 20:9-19 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
Anton Boisen is a name that should be better known because his incorporation of personal rejection i
It has been rightly noted... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
It has been rightly noted that Christians should often do the opposite: when everyone else is celebr
We can't afford that. Arden... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
"We can't afford that." Arden looked rather sullen.
In this parable we see... -- Luke 20:9-19 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
In this parable we see the Jewish Leaders becoming angry at Jesus when they understood that he was t
Perhaps at no time has... -- John 12:1-8 -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
Perhaps at no time has a society been more self-critical of its lust for affluence as our present ge

The Immediate Word

What New Thing Is God Doing Now? -- John 12:1-8, Philippians 3:4b-14, Isaiah 43:16-21, Psalm 126 -- Carter Shelley -- Fifth Sunday in Lent - C
Some folks are excited and energized by learning something new or witnessing a creative development

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The Immediate Word

Christopher Keating
Thomas Willadsen
Dean Feldmeyer
Mary Austin
Ron Love
George Reed
Bethany Peerbolte
For March 24, 2019:

Emphasis Preaching Journal

Mark Ellingsen
Bob Ove
Ron Love
Frank Rarmirez
Bill Thomas
Bonnie Bates
Isaiah 55:1-9
Frank Ramirez
Are you paying attention? Or are you paying attention to the wrong stuff? A voice that sounds a lot like Wisdom as we met her in Proverbs begs us to learn from past experience, so as not to spend money when we can get free stuff. The first generation liberated from Egypt died in the desert because they didn’t learn. And when the people pointed with oohs and ahhs towards current events, Jesus asked them to learn from the past to recognize that some things are not as significant as the eternal choices.

Isaiah 55:1-9

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Peter Andrew Smith
Keith Wagner
Contents
“Something Worthy” by Peter Andrew Smith
“It's Not Your Fault” by Keith Wagner
“All In the Family” by Keith Wagner


Something Worthy
by Peter Andrew Smith
Isaiah 55:1-9

Stan shouted from his room. “What time is it?”

“Almost ten,” Fred answered from his desk on the other side in the common area between their residence rooms. “There is coffee on if you want it.”

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Arley K. Fadness
 “Sir, let it alone for one more year...”

Happy day children,

It's lovely to see you today. How are you? (children respond)

I am so happy to have you join me for this message from the Bible.

First I want to ask you what is your favorite fruit? (children respond) Why is _____ your favorite fruit? (each child responds as he/she chooses)

My favorite fruit is ___________. Know why? It's because _______________.

The Village Shepherd

Janice B. Scott
The government has finally woken up to the fact that the health of our children in this country is threatened by their food. For two generations, since World War II, food has become increasingly processed and the era of the fast food meal is well and truly with us.

SermonStudio

Constance Berg
Karen hates church. She feels it's a place where people are brainwashed. She thinks the people who go to church are weak, looking for a crutch in sermons that tell them how to behave. Karen clearly has an issue with established religion.

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