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Bible Studies for Life
- February 07, 2010
Let’s examine your head! I had an MRI after headaches from a traffic accident. The finding, the doctor said, was that “nothing was going on up there!” I didn’t know how to take that.
The truth is, there is alwa…
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Explore the Bible
- February 07, 2010
Each of us keeps a calendar or schedule in some form or other. Our schedule reveals a lot about our priorities or lack thereof. No matter how close we need or wish to follow those schedules, we often find things that come up to get us off track.
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Bible Studies for Life
- January 31, 2010
Solomon wrestles and contemplates about working all his life for naught. He was in despair over the futility of his laborious efforts and the situation itself. The knowledge of having to leave it to the next generation tore at his mind.
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Explore the Bible
- January 31, 2010
Bartimaeus knew what he wanted but he also knew what he needed. He wanted his sight, but he knew he had never done anything to receive such a gift and could never repay Jesus for giving him such a gift.
Mercy is what he needed. Mercy…
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Bible Studies for Life
- January 24, 2010
The pursuit of the American dream – that is what many people in our country have as a mindset. We want to have the best home, achieve more than others and have the best stuff anyone could possibly have to look at. That’s why our garages…
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- January 24, 2010
Jesus compared the rich young ruler to a camel trying to pass through the eye of a needle. The young ruler was like a camel in many ways. He also had everything most people both then and now consider important.
He was rich. We do not…
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Bible Studies for Life
- January 17, 2010
We are “created, loved and called.” God has made it clear to all of us our importance to Him. He proved that when He came here and lived, died and was resurrected solely because of His love for us. God does care about what is going on in…
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- January 17, 2010
Some expressions are so common that when we use them we all know what we mean. For example, when I say “my better half,” everyone knows I am talking about my wife. When we say “our pride and joy,” we all know we are talking a…
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Bible Studies for Life
- January 10, 2010
Our lives are composed of joy and sorrow, building and destroying, and living and dying. God has graciously given us a glimpse of eternity. He has set everything according to its proper time. We basically have little or no control over the times and…
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Explore the Bible
- January 10, 2010
Did you ever have to do something twice in order to get it right? Did you think that the first time you tried was a waste of time, or did you learn something that allowed you to do it right the second time?
Jesus had a reason for ever…
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