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In God We Trust

By on Friday, October 18th, 2013 | No Comments

 So here’s the parable (Luke 18:1-8). The setting is a village courthouse.  It’s a place where people go to get justice, to be treated fairly, to find a sense of equity. Down at the courthouse there is a poor woman, a widow, who is not being treated fairly by an adversary.  We do not know […]

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Bottom Line Discipleship (video sermon)

By on Monday, July 1st, 2013 | No Comments

What is the “bottom line” is Christian discipleship? Is there a list, a set of rules, regulations, obligations, and expectations, or is there something different? Could discipleship simply mean living with complete dependence, reliance, and trust in the Father – just as Jesus lived? These questions are explored in this sermon:  “Bottom Line Discipleship” base […]

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The Fear Monster – Monster Be Gone; Video Sermon For 4/28/2013

By on Monday, April 29th, 2013 | No Comments

This is the sermon for April 28, 2013, preached at Patterson Avenue Baptist Church – this sermon is based on John 10:22-30 and John 13:31-35. The text of the sermon follows the video. Monster-Be-Gone John 10:22-30; John 13:31-35 I once had a moment of “parenting brilliance.” It happened when Michelle was about six years old. One of […]

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Total Dependence

By on Monday, September 24th, 2012 | No Comments

Sunday’s sermon (September 23, 2012) at Patterson Avenue Baptist Church Based on Mark 9:30-37, this sermon begins with the question of Jesus to his disciples:  “What were you talking about along the way?” The disciple’s of Jesus were ashamed to answer, because they had been very self-centered in their conversations.  They had been debating who […]

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21 Day Challenge

By on Wednesday, July 20th, 2011 | No Comments

Read John 14:12-14 Jesus said that we would do “greater things” than he did.  Wow!  What a promise! Ready to claim it?  Here are a few steps, recommended by Maxie Dunnan, with a few additions by myself. I suggest that if you rehearse these steps for 21 day (the length of time for a new […]

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