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[edit] Why cutting rich folks’ taxes doesn’t stimulate the economy ...

22 November 2008, by unknown Power and Powerlessness (Easter sermon) · Reclaiming America from Illegal Immigrants · Why I use the lectionary · What percent of US budget goes to foreign aid? Obama Transition Team Limits Lobbyists ...

[edit] Idle Thoughts, Furious Musings: Being Laughed At

22 November 2008, by Penny M National Not-Quite-Managing-to-Dress Day · Dressmaking Club · Easter Sermon · Migraine · We are not at home to Mr Self-Loathing · Phorm · That Dress · Spring · Dream #1 - Colour · C-Day ...

[edit] Online Sermons of the Rev. Ann M. Smith: The Reign of Christ, Year A

22 November 2008, by Online Sermons We will find God in those to whom we reach out. We will even find God in those who take advantage of our generosity. There is no other place that we can expect to find the body of Christ. Posted by Online Sermons at 8:53 AM ...

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[edit] The Peculiar Life of Sundays - Wall Street Journal

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[edit] The Joshua Victor Theory: Podcasting Sermons Experiment

22 November 2008, by Josh Schneider I'm experimenting with setting up an audio podcast of my sermons. Currently the GCast player is imbedded in my blog on the right, and the hosting site/archive is at The Joshua Victor Theory gcast. I'm not sure how stable or reliable it ...

[edit] An Apologist for the Atonement « Ramblings from Red Rose

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[edit] Europe mapped by language « Monte Asbury’s Blog

21 November 2008, by unknown Power and Powerlessness (Easter sermon) · Reclaiming America from Illegal Immigrants · What percent of US budget goes to foreign aid? Ramadan greetings · Web filter bypass for Persian sites ...

[edit] First Congregational Church of Waseca: Sermon – Luke 10:25-37 ...

21 November 2008, by mrclm The idea behind this sermon is to get all of us to that level of stewardship. The level of stewardship where we are constantly reminded of the price Jesus paid for our salvation. Stewardship isn’t just about money, but I would like to ...

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[edit] Christianity: From Convenient to Condemning - American Chronicle

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[edit] God’s grace shown in prodigal son’s father - Florida Baptist Witness

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[edit] Equipping the Saints - Part III: TEC leaders in their own words

19 November 2008, by Equipping the Saints - Part III: TEC leaders in their own words November 19th, 2008 Posted in News | ‘‘I am the way, and the truth and the life. No one comes to God except through me.’ The first thing I want you to explore with me is this: I simply refuse to hold the doctrine that there is no access to God except through Jesus. I personally reject the claim that Christianity has the truth and all other religions are in error… I think it is a mistaken view to say Christianity is superior to

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[edit] did Rev OTTS compare Wright to Jesus Christ today Easter sermon ...

11 November 2008, by byHell Spongebob asked: The new pastor at Barack Obama’s church used his first Easter sermon on Sunday to compare controversial Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr. to Jesus’ death at the hands of the Romans. Sunday’s sunrise sermon, delivered by Rev. ...

[edit] did Rev OTTS compare Wright to Jesus Christ today Easter sermon. oh yea read this?

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[edit] MP3 Sunday Sermon 04-06-08 Needing An Easter Sermon When It's Not ...

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[edit] 1 Corinthians Chapter 15 and the Eschatological Impact of Reformed Theological Seminary

6 October 2008, by This address was prepared for the administration, faculty and staff, students and supporters of RTS Jackson. I have come here tonight to talk about eschatology. I wonder what you are thinking as I say that. Maybe you are thinking, “I wonder if he has his ministerial data form out with Roy Taylor because he is going to need a church after this talk…” Or maybe you are thinking that this is just something we don’t talk about in public, and particularly at events like this. It is kind of like

[edit] Quick 2007 Easter Service

17 September 2008, by 2007 Easter Service from Free Lutheran TV online at www.mindblowingidea.com Duration : 0:19:0 Technorati Tags: 2007, Christian, Church, Easter, Lutheran, online, Sermon

[edit] Running from the past: Breakfast with Jesus IX

29 August 2008, by An Easter sermon from John 21: part IXConclusion“We might be through with the past, but the past ain’t through with us.” Perhaps you might feel a little like Simon. You started well, full of hope and promise. You wanted to follow Jesus wherever that path might have led. Maybe it was even exciting for a while, but after a failure, or a series of little disappointments, you’ve decided it makes more sense to return to ‘normal’ life, to focus on financial security or seeking a sense of personal ful

[edit] The Most Celebrated Easter Sermon | Christian History

29 August 2008, by unknown Every Easter Orthodox churches around the world read this sermon by John Chrysostom (349-407), the early church's famed preacher and archbishop of Constantinople at the great Church of Holy Wisdom (Hagia Sophia). ...

[edit] Running from the past: Breakfast with Jesus VIII

26 August 2008, by An Easter sermon from John 21: part VIII3. Facing FailureAnd this forgiveness, this re-commissioning, is also for us today. Today of all days, we celebrate the God who can bring a new start out of a deadly end. But Jesus’ resurrection didn’t mean the undoing of his death. He was not de-crucified. He still bore the scars. It was not as though that part of his past was simply erased by God and replaced with something else. No, God creatively made something new out of the old, even where the old wa

[edit] Clarifying the Nicene Point

5 August 2008, by Alan Jacobs has written a helpful critique of one of the points I made below. I have a number of qualms about the validity of Ould’s reading of the Councils’ “principle of diocesan integrity.” First of all, his reading would have required Christians under the authority of Arian or Donatist leaders to remain under that authority — that is, under the authority of the very people whose vies the Councils were summoned in order to denounce. It is not likely that Augustine or Jerome would have end

[edit] Running from the past: Breakfast with Jesus VI

28 July 2008, by An Easter sermon from John 21: part VIBut let’s keep our attention on Simon Peter. The charcoal fire on the beach is a subtle reminder of a similar fire just weeks earlier, of the unfinished business between Jesus and the one who had denied him. After breakfast, Jesus takes him aside and gently but firmly gives him the words he couldn’t find for himself. Three times he had denied Jesus. Three times Jesus asks him, “Simon, son of John, do you love me?” Peter the rock is being reminded that he is

[edit] Running from the past: Breakfast with Jesus V

21 July 2008, by An Easter sermon from John 21: part V2. A stranger on the shoreExcept this morning, in our passage, Simon can’t even catch any fish. So it’s no surprise that when a stranger on the shore gives them such astoundingly good advice, Simon is once more the first to respond. Leaving the others to do the hard work of bringing in the bumper catch, he leaps into the water and races to the shore. Just like he had been first to race to the tomb when he heard it was empty. He is a man with unfinished busine

[edit] Running from the past: Breakfast with Jesus IV

19 July 2008, by An Easter sermon from John 21: part IVFor some of the disciples, for a while, they don’t know what to make of the thrilling yet confusing events of Easter Sunday. They make a return to their old lives, their old jobs as fishermen in Galilee. Their families need to be cared for; a living needs to be earned; nets need to be mended; fish must be caught.But for Simon, there is another layer to this story. He had been with Jesus from the start, and was the most keen, the first to jump in with an answ

[edit] Running from the past: Breakfast with Jesus III

17 July 2008, by An Easter sermon from John 21: part III1. Back to the old lifeThe final chapter of John has a lot to say to all of us who just can’t seem to escape our history of failure, no matter how hard we try.The disciples have spent a very eventful and exciting three years following Jesus all over the place. They’ve seen him open the eyes of the blind, lift the lame to their feet; they’ve tasted the water he turned into wine, the bread he multiplied to feed the crowds; they’ve felt him wash their feet as

[edit] The Worst Sunday Morning of the Year to Attend Church

4 July 2008, by I believe it can be safely assumed that if a lost person would suddenly decide to attend church during one given Sunday out of the year it would probably be Easter Sunday morning. However, for that person (who might attend only to be seen, having no desire to accept Christ), resurrection Sunday would be the worst possible choice, for that Sunday serves as a warning of the future and frightful Great White Throne Judgment! • Paul declared this judgment during his Mar’s Hill sermon: “Because

[edit] Easter Sermon - Mar 23, 2008

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[edit] Rev. Lorenzo Edwards preaches The Last 7 Sayings of Christ

11 June 2008, by mrsltd On Good Friday, March 21, 2008, Rev. Lorenzo Edwards the Pastor of New St. Paul B. C. of Santa Ana, CA was 1 of 7 preachers & pastors expounding on The Last Seven Sayings of Christ on the Cross. Pastor Edwards preached on the 7th saying, Father, into thy

[edit] Sermon for the Third Sunday After Pentecost: Go and Tell

1 June 2008, by Texts: Luke 24.28-35; Romans 1.16-17; 3.21-26 Imagine that little wayside inn on the road from Jerusalem to Emmaus. Three people finding a table – perhaps in the back corner. The stranger on the road had suddenly become strangely intimate. The sad atmosphere hovering over them as they left Jerusalem turned electrifying as the mysterious traveller opened their minds to see the scriptures in a new light. They sit down, their eyes on this man who then picks up some bread, blesses it, and then br

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21 May 2008, by Barbara billingsleyI Love Lucy: Lucy Does the Tango. Filed under: Other Comedy Shows, TV Royalty, OpEd, Retro Squad, Standout Episodes. (s06e20) funny is funny and it never goes out of style. thats really true when you consider the enduring hilarity Barbara billingsleyPractice resurrection. Thank you, hapax, for the link to St. John Chrysostoms Easter sermon. I had been thinking of posting John Donnes Holy Sonnet X or perhaps Wendell Berrys The Mad Farmer Liberation Front (which is where the

[edit] British lawmakers back animal-human embryos for research

20 May 2008, by LONDON (AFP) - British lawmakers voted against a bid to ban the creation of animal-human embryos for medical research Monday, despite critics including the Catholic Church charging the move was unethical. The House of Commons was voting on the Human Embryology and Fertilisation Bill, potentially the biggest shake-up of laws affecting sensitive areas like stem cell research and abortion for nearly two decades. An amendment to outlaw the creation of hybrid embryos, which can ensure a more ple

[edit] British lawmakers back animal-human embryos for research

20 May 2008, by LONDON (AFP) - British lawmakers voted against a bid to ban the creation of animal-human embryos for medical research Monday, despite critics including the Catholic Church charging the move was unethical. The House of Commons was voting on the Human Embryology and Fertilisation Bill, potentially the biggest shake-up of laws affecting sensitive areas like stem cell research and abortion for nearly two decades. An amendment to outlaw the creation of hybrid embryos, which can ensure a more ple

[edit] April 27 6th Sunday after Easter and Anzac Day

19 May 2008, by Theme for the week: Living loving others by introducing God to our worldReadings for the week:Acts 17:22–31Psalm 66:8–201 Peter 3:13–22John 14:15–21Songs for the week:At 43 How shall i call youLHS 881 How great thou artAT 72 God loves youAt 26 He is LordAT 349 There is a redeemerAT 300 Practice LoveIn Christ AloneLHS 164 Love DivineSermon for the week can be found at: http://www.sermoncentral.com/sermon.asp?SermonID=121764

[edit] British lawmakers to vote on controversial hybrid embryo bill

19 May 2008, by LONDON (AFP) - British lawmakers will debate Monday a bill which would allow scientists to use animal-human hybrid embryos in research after Prime Minister Gordon Brown passionately defended the controversial plan. Brown reportedly takes a personal interest in the issue because his youngest son Fraser, aged nearly two, has cystic fibrosis, which could one day benefit from embryo research. But the Catholic Church and some opposition lawmakers are opposed to the bill, with one senior churchma

[edit] An Unexpected Host

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[edit] Easter Bring Light Into My Darknes - John E. Johnson, Covina Assembly Church

12 April 2008, by kvakisek ... Jesus rose from the grave it was still dark. Mary came to the tomb early in the morning. easter was born in the dark. when Jesus died all the light left from her life, because before she...

[edit] The Resurrection Is A Revolution

12 April 2008, by ibschonken Easter, sermons, sermon, Christian, cross, resurrection, revolution

[edit] The Gospel in Three Hearts - Jim Singleton, First Presbyterian Church

4 April 2008, by kvakisek first heart the easter is about is the sad and broken one, like the disciples who gave up and went back home to...

[edit] At the Lamb's High Feast - Easter-08

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[edit] Why All The Fuss About Easter? - Richard Powell, McGregor Baptist Church

27 March 2008, by kvakisek why is there so much fuss and chaos around easter, why people are so busy? we are focusing on ourselves, but what is easter about? we can see...

[edit] PeaceBang " "Easter Can Be Small, And Resurrection Come Slowly"

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[edit] Why did you or didn't you go to church on Easter?

24 March 2008, by kchristieh Is it good to have doubts about one's Christian faith? Is it ok to go to church for the organ music? And why were SWAT teams in La Canada Flintridge today?