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Imagine Washington DC: government employees... -- Revelation 7:9-17 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2008
Imagine Washington DC: government employees of every nationality; tourists from all over the world;
We know today that lambs... -- Revelation 7:9-17 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2008
We know today that lambs are a sheepish lot, but paradoxically, Revelation 7 tells us that the Lamb
Marcus Aurelius, the philosopher-emperor... -- 1 John 3:1-3 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2008
Marcus Aurelius, the philosopher-emperor of ancient Rome, once observed, "The soul is dyed the color
NBC Washington Bureau Chief Tim... -- 1 John 3:1-3 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2008
NBC Washington Bureau Chief Tim Russert died unexpectedly earlier this year.
How does one tell a... -- 1 John 3:1-3 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2008
How does one tell a true painting from a fake?
A regular feature of American... -- Matthew 5:1-12 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2008
A regular feature of American life is the yearly evaluation of the ten best cities to live in.
The Beatitudes are straightforward: Blessed... -- Matthew 5:1-12 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2008
The Beatitudes are straightforward: "Blessed are the meek." "Blessed are the peacemakers." However,
If the devil were to... -- Matthew 5:1-12 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2008
If the devil were to write beatitudes, they would probably go something like this:
Revelation 7:9-17 Revelation's... -- Matthew 5:1-12, 1 John 3:1-3, Revelation 7:9-17 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2008
Revelation 7:9-17
In the military, everyone is... -- Matthew 5:1-12 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2002
In the military, everyone is evaluated, from the lowest to the highest, and performance reports are
The hazard, and the adventure... -- 1 John 3:1-3 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2002
The hazard, and the adventure, of living as children of God is that we end up with a set of values t
Elaine Ward writes, It was... -- 1 John 3:1-3 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2002
Elaine Ward writes, "It was Sunday morning. I had spent the night at my son's.
Mom, what will I be... -- 1 John 3:1-3 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2002
"Mom, what will I be when I grow up?" Jenny asked.
Pastor Ken Kettlewell writes that... -- 1 John 3:1-3 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2002
Pastor Ken Kettlewell writes that throughout his youth, he was afflicted with sore throats and tonsi
Irene lives with chronic pain... -- Matthew 5:1-12 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2002
Irene lives with chronic pain -- pain that needs to be controlled with morphine in order for her to
Beverly is 76 years old... -- Matthew 5:1-12 -- All Saints Day - A -- 2002
Beverly is 76 years old and a widow. She no longer drives.
The poem Footprints inspires and... -- Matthew 5:1-12 -- All Saints Day - A -- 1999
The poem "Footprints" inspires and encourages many people who are going through a difficult time.
In the Sisters of the... -- Matthew 5:1-12 -- All Saints Day - A -- 1999
In the "Sisters of the Great Lakes" exhibition, artist Diane Quillen, a Saginaw Chippewa Indian, pre
In a PeanutsI... -- Matthew 5:1-12 -- All Saints Day - A -- 1999
In a Peanuts comic strip Charlie Brown is talking to Linus and asks, "Do you ever think much
If you wanted to know... -- Matthew 5:1-12 -- All Saints Day - A -- 1999
If you wanted to know what the Communists stood for, you'd read the Communist Manifesto; if y
A little girl was born... -- 1 John 3:1-3 -- All Saints Day - A -- 1999
A little girl was born with a cleft palate. She knew from birth that she was different.
Her given name was Mary... -- 1 John 3:1-3 -- All Saints Day - A -- 1999
Her given name was Mary Ann, but no one ever called her that.
Reeve Lindbergh, youngest child of... -- 1 John 3:1-3 -- All Saints Day - A -- 1999
Reeve Lindbergh, youngest child of Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh, wrote in the New Yorker
In 1957 my special Christmas... -- 1 John 3:1-3 -- All Saints Day - A -- 1999
In 1957 my special Christmas present was a draft notice from Uncle Sam.

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How Would Jesus Campaign? -- Revelation 7:9-17, 1 John 3:1-3, Matthew 5:1-12 -- Carlos Wilton -- All Saints Day - A
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John Jamison
Object: A football, a hand-held microphone, a camera, a stack of play money bills. These are the objects I used, but you can use any objects that might symbolize “success”.

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Hello, everyone! (Let them respond.) Are you ready for our story today? (Let them respond.) Great!

The Immediate Word

Christopher Keating
Thomas Willadsen
Katy Stenta
Mary Austin
Dean Feldmeyer
For October 20, 2024:

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John E. Sumwalt
Where were you when I laid the foundation of the earth? Tell me, if you have understanding. (v. 4)

The outhouse on the farm where I grew up was beside the ash pile, at the end of a well-worn path, under a boxelder tree about fifty yards from the back door of the house. It was a two-seater – cold in winter, smelly and hot in summer. There was always a Sears and Roebuck catalogue on the floor in the corner, which served as both reading and wiping material.

Emphasis Preaching Journal

Bill Thomas
Mark Ellingsen
Bonnie Bates
Frank Ramirez
Job 38:1-7 (34-41)
Most people assume God’s answer to Job, showing him the depth and breadth of the universe is meant to cow Job’s resistance, leading him, now broken, to repent, abjectly saying “...therefore I despise myself and repent in dust and ashes (42:6).”
Mark Ellingsen
All the lessons testify to the theme that it’s not at all about you and me; it’s all about God!

Job 38:1-7 (34-41)

The Village Shepherd

Janice B. Scott
Call to Worship:

Jesus said, "What is it you want me to do for you?" In our worship, let us explore what we want Jesus to do for us today.

Invitation to Confession:

Jesus, we are sometimes selfish in our requests to you.
Lord, have mercy.

Jesus, we are sometimes unreasonable in our requests to you.
Christ, have mercy.

Jesus, help us to make you the centre of our world.
Lord, have mercy.

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David E. Leininger
The story of Job is familiar to all of us -- a man whose world was spinning merrily along with everything falling into place is suddenly confronted with one misery after another ... disaster, death, disease, and despair. In some of the most moving poetry ever written, chapter after chapter attempts to deal with the age-old question of why, so often, life is unfair.

Schuyler Rhodes
The voice of praise rings beautifully through this psalm as each verse gives poetic color to the glories of creation and its maker. It is something to be read and re-read as we contemplate the wonders of God.
Steven Molin
There is a candy shop in the city of Keystone, South Dakota, just a few hundred yards down the mountain from that infamous Mount Rushmore monument. I can't tell you the name of that candy store, but I can certainly recall the sign on the counter that stands at just about eyeball-level for the average seven-year-old. The sign says this: "If Mom says, 'No,' ask Grandma!"

Harold C. Warlick, Jr.
An elementary principle in the business world is the law of supply and demand. When supplies outrace the demand for a product, prices are low. We call that a "buyer's market." On the other hand, when there are more buyers demanding a product than there are supplies of the product, prices are high. We call that situation a "seller's market."

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