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Everlasting Too Late
Introduction At the start of this year (2024), we’ve been looking at the subject of the afterlife. Everything from where we go when this life is over, to the judgment scene, and things you will never do in Heaven. One of the harsh realities that people overlook is that when this life is over, your…
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A Day of Returns
Introduction The start of the holiday shopping season generally begins on the day after Thanksgiving, also known as Black Friday. It’s one of the busiest shopping days of the year and people get in a frenzy when shopping for bargains. Ironically, the day after Christmas is, traditionally, known as the day of returns. People line…
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There are No Invitation Songs
Introduction We’ve discussed the Invitation before in our series on the Worship Service. The invitation song or song of encouragement comes at the conclusion of the sermon. It gives people the opportunity to make their life right with God. We’ll look at this closely again. What is the Lord’s Invitation? Although it is not a…
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A Poem
Last year I posted this poem about Jesus focusing on His death on the cross as opposed to His birth which everyone seems to celebrate at this time of year. We have no scriptural evidence as to when Jesus was born but a lot of evidence concerning His death, burial, and resurrection. The dates are…
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There are No Material Possessions
Introduction A tough case was being argued in court. The defense attorney, feeling that he was in trouble, sent the judge two tickets to Aruba. The defendant was fit to be tied. “The judge will kill me,” he said. “Trying to bribe him; we’re dead.” “I don’t think so,” his attorney told him, “I sent…
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Only God can Judge Me
Introduction Aside from John 3:16, Matthew 7:1 gets quoted a lot by people from all walks of life. It’s not just the religious people; all people use this verse as a way of deflating a situation. In Matthew 7:1, Jesus says, “Judge not, that you be not judged.” Does this mean that we can’t judge…
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There is No Studying
Introduction One of the important factors of learning anything is to study. We study our whole life whether we know it or not. In schools we study English, Math, Languages, History, etc. At work we study how things are done, proper work etiquette, associating with co-workers, etc. At home, as children, we study our parents…
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Have You Stolen from God?
Introduction In the final book of the Old Testament, the book of Malachi, God lays charges before the people of Israel. The people, in response, pleaded ignorance, asking God about these charges. As an example, which sets up for today’s article, we look at the third chapter: “Will a man rob God? Yet you have…
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There are No Mistrials
Introduction Any individual brought before the court in this mortal realm hopes that there is insufficient evidence or the possibility of no verdict being brought after a jury deliberates. On Judgment Day, there is no possibility of a mistrial. Definition of Mistrial A trial that has no legal effect with regard to one or more…
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The Unexpected Guest
Introduction Every fourth Thursday in November, people all over the United States celebrate Thanksgiving. There’s lots of food, a parade, football games, and other frivolity. Family, friends, and loved ones gather together to enjoy this annual holiday. Just imagine, though, as you sit down to dinner, there’s a knock at the door. As you open…
The Christian Caravan
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The Christian Caravan 