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Ashes, ashes, we all fall down

“Ring around the rosy, a pocketful of posies. Ashes, ashes, we all fall down!” Few people realize that this nursery rhyme dates all the…

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Sir, we would like to see Jesus

Jesus was in Jerusalem. His name was being talked about all over Israel. It was the week he was going to die, and he…

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“If I were king . . .”

“If I were king . . .” Perhaps that line reminds you of the cowardly lion from the Wizard of Oz singing proudly, “If…

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Transplant recipients

Macey Wright was born with a congenital heart defect. She was 14 when she learned she’d be getting a new heart. Her mom filmed…

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The dress code

Have you ever been to a restaurant that requires men to wear sport coats? I’ve never been to one, but I’ve heard that if…

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Christmas is for shepherds

Have you considered the high profile of the shepherds in the Christmas story? They were some of the first people God told about the…

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Only Jesus saves

One day a retired pastor told me a sad story. Years earlier, when he had just arrived at a new congregation, he decided to…

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Public confession

It’s one thing to repent of our wrongdoings to our all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-present God. In light of this, it kind of makes it…

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Developmentally able

Many years ago a woman named Tina would show up at church with her mother. Tina was in her mid-40s, but due to some…

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It’s all God’s grace!

We are forgiven and accepted by God because of the finished work of Jesus. It’s all God’s grace. And yet, God’s grace isn’t reduced…

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After the feasting

What do you suppose happened after the feasting for the lost son’s return? In Jesus’ parable in Luke chapter 15, we learn it wasn’t…

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Your faith family tree

People have always been fascinated with tracing their genealogies and filling in the leaves on their family trees. There’s something comforting about knowing where…