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The Father has been in the business of separating things from the beginning. He separated light from darkness; water in the firmament above from water below; and then water on the […]
Weekly Scriptures | Sermon Notes |
Romans is a letter filled with questions. Right from the start of exploration into this deep “theological treatise,” we discovered that ninety-two times Paul asked a question. As […]
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When your behavior does not align with your values or beliefs, that discomfort you feel in your inner being is known as cognitive dissonance. Cognitive dissonance is a […]
Sermon Notes | From Anointing to Resurrection |
Asking questions is one of the most effective ways to engage the mind on a deeper level. Paul and Y’shua used this rabbinic style often and […]
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The entirety of the contradiction and denial can be summed up with this one ridiculous statement, indicative of the disease of historical blindness. “We are Abraham’s descendants, […]
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It won’t always seem true, but feelings can be fickle. It’s not that they are bad, or that you shouldn’t have them, but feelings oftentimes can’t […]
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At times, ideas you’ve never before considered breeze across your mind and suddenly the mundane becomes utterly profound. You fall deep inside the thought and realize you’ve […]
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At times there are just no words. Have you ever felt that way: when your experience exceeds explanation; when the circumstance defies any useful description; when […]
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Making a public presentation of something new or renovated is a common practice. We pull the veil from a new statue; drop the sheet from the rendering of […]
Weekly Scriptures | Sermon Notes |
Everyone wants to be part of a family. In fact, God created the human family as the perfect representation of the Divine family. Quite literally, the human […]