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My friend grew up in... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - A -- 1999
My friend grew up in a Christian home.
Signs, everywhere we go we... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - A -- 1999
Signs, everywhere we go we see signs.
At the age of fourteen... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - A -- 1999
At the age of fourteen, Matt was running away from home. He had to.
Manipulation is the art of... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - C -- 1998
Manipulation is the art of reworking something. It is a skillful operation ...
It seems that there was... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - C -- 1998
It seems that there was a young minister who was leading his first worship service.
A popular book among many... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - C -- 1998
A popular book among many clergy and lay leaders today is Kenneth C.
We always want new people... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - B -- 1997
We always want new people in our midst.
Genealogies are often regarded as... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - B -- 1997
Genealogies are often regarded as boring and monotonous. They have their bright spots, however.
How often sickness, financial reverses... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - B -- 1997
How often sickness, financial reverses, even approaching death have motivated some of our greatest
If we had been royalty... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - B -- 1997
If we had been royalty, would we have gone to do homage to another?
Gold is a precious metal... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - A -- 1996
Gold is a precious metal. It's the natural thing to give a king. This gift was to his royalty.
French writer Albert Camus pictures... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - A -- 1996
French writer Albert Camus pictures life for all too many of us in the words:
The Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - A -- 1996
The Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, offered a $500 reward for any stude
When driving a car, our... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - A -- 1996
When driving a car, our eyes are simply not enough. We must depend on our ears to guide us as well.
A joke in Reader's Digest... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - C -- 1995
A joke in Reader's Digest tells of how a man opened a thank-
The class of seminarians assembled... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - C -- 1995
The class of seminarians assembled expecting their usual lecture and discussion.
Joseph was busy in his... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - C -- 1995
Joseph was busy in his shop that day.
Amy Tan broke into the... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - C -- 1995
Amy Tan broke into the literary world with the enviable feat of making it to the best-seller lists w
The day after Christmas the... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - B -- 1994
The day after Christmas the announcer on the radio station said it was Ugly Tie Day for all the men
It is interesting how God... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - B -- 1994
It is interesting how God uses the most unlikely circumstances to get us to the place that we shou
Charlie Brown and Lucy are... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - B -- 1991
Charlie Brown and Lucy are sitting outside on the grass one night looking up into the sky full of st
Pious sentimantality obscures for us... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- 1991
Pious sentimantality obscures for us the historic significance of the Christmas story.
(A)Dr... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - B -- 1982
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A)The text... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - B -- 1982
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(A)The... -- Matthew 2:1-12 -- Epiphany of the Lord - B -- 1982
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