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Prescription on a pole -- John 3:14-21, Ephesians 2:1-10, Numbers 21:4-9 -- David Kalas -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - B
We have so many aisles of medications in our country today that home remedies may be a vanishing art

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Three great figures of freedom... -- John 3:14-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - B -- 2003
Three great figures of freedom: Moses, Harriet Tubman, and Jesus.
He had only moved 45... -- John 3:14-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - B -- 2000
He had only moved 45 miles, but to Tim the distance seemed endless.
A man was on a... -- John 3:14-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - B -- 1994
A man was on a European trip with his wife.
Jesus' purpose was not to... -- John 3:14-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - B -- 1994
Jesus' purpose was not to condemn, but to save, but the reaction of people to the light that he brin
In the 1600s the astronomer... -- John 3:14-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - B -- 1994
In the 1600s the astronomer Galileo was branded as a heretic and excommunicated from the church.
Dare we preach on it... -- John 3:14-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - B -- 1991
Dare we preach on it again? Or have we ever really preached on it?
When a person dies there... -- John 3:14-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - B -- 1991
When a person dies there are frequently people who have known that person who have done those things
There are many things in... -- John 3:14-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - B
There are many things in life that never end. There is dishwashing. There is getting the car fixed.
After his young brother's terrible... -- John 3:14-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - B
After his young brother's terrible accident and death, Craig could no longer believe in a God who wo
I made a mistake, Phil... -- John 3:14-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - B
"I made a mistake," Phil admitted to his pastor describing how a bad choice made some years before l
God loves the world? Have... -- John 3:14-21 -- Fourth Sunday in Lent - B
God loves the world? Have you seen it lately?
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