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A friend once remarked, For... -- Joshua 5:9-12 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
A friend once remarked, "For those who seek the impossible, they might find what they are looking fo
The ways of the world... -- 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
The ways of the world are so contrary to the ways of Christ.
What a year! We had... -- 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
"What a year! We had our baby, Johnny.
The book Passages captured a... -- Joshua 5:9-12 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
The book Passages captured a lot of readers by its vivid description of the many "stages" of
A six-year-old boy... -- 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
A six-year-old boy saved his mother from an assailant by bluffing him with an empty rifle.
After years of keeping it... -- 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
After years of keeping it a secret from herself, Jurene allowed herself to remember the incest.
In a small community, the... -- Isaiah 12:1-6 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
In a small community, the choir director was trying to find good music for the Easter celebration.
We preach Christ crucified (and... -- 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
We preach Christ crucified (and risen), and the cross cannot be robbed of its meaning or importance.
God is foolish, God gave... -- 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
God is foolish, God gave fish noses but they breathe through gills; God is wise, fish smell with the
The son had been awful... -- Isaiah 12:1-6 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
The son had been awful, no doubt about it. He had upset the whole family with unnecessary demands.
If only the elder brother... -- Luke 15:1-3, 11-32 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
If only the elder brother of our parable would have cared as much for the younger as our elder broth
Viewed from an historical point... -- 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
Viewed from an historical point of view, the life of Jesus is the silly story of a foolhardy, imprac
Dwight L. Moody's favorite verse... -- Isaiah 12:1-6 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
Dwight L.
Once upon a time, in... -- Luke 15:1-3, 11-32 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
Once upon a time, in a far away land, a long time ago, lived a king and queen.
The figure of the clown... -- 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
The figure of the clown has gained increased significance in worship services during the last decade
I remember reading a great... -- Isaiah 12:1-6 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
I remember reading a great theologian of our century who said that the Creed should be always sung.
What a beautiful message the... -- Luke 15:1-3, 11-32 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
What a beautiful message the father gave to his prodigal son when he was willing to sit down with hi
If God could not look... -- 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
"If God could not look on in anguish while Abraham sacrificed his son, would he then have suffered h
With us therefore worldly standards... -- 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
"With us therefore worldly standards have ceased to count in our estimate of any man ..." (NEB) All
In eastern Europe they repeat... -- Luke 15:1-3, 11-32 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
In eastern Europe they repeat an old legend about a child who was stolen from her family.
Lewis Smedes tells the story... -- Luke 15:11-32 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
Lewis Smedes tells the story of going one hot summer afternoon to visit at the Los Angeles County ja
Walt Whitman's poem Reconciliation was... -- 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
Walt Whitman's poem "Reconciliation" was penned soon after the Civil War.
God gave his people manna... -- Joshua 5:9-12 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
God gave his people "manna" to nourish them in their difficult times.
Max Weber was one of... -- Luke 15:11-32 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
Max Weber was one of the first sociologists to make a serious study of the relationship between soci
Jeb Magruder was one of... -- 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - C
Jeb Magruder was one of those personalities associated with the Watergate debacle during the Nixon y

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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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“Something Worthy” by Peter Andrew Smith
“It's Not Your Fault” by Keith Wagner
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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 _______________.

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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.

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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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