A sermon from Matthew 25:31-46. If you read the last page of the story of humanity, imagine how it will help you today with your current page of your human history. The last page of human history also has two narratives for the same turn of events.
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a neat song video that is also a Bible Verse.
A sermon from All Saints Day, about what it means that the saints in heaven and the saints on earth have a loving heavenly Father.
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“A Mighty Fortress is our God” known as the battle hymn of the Reformation. Martin Luther based this hymn on the words of Psalm 46:1-3. The Hymn and the psalm are rich in imagery and symbolism, calling to mind images of strength and security and solidness. These images give the believer a comforting picture of God. Discover the comfort and the history behind this popular hymn.
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As citizens of this country we hold ourselves to certain ideals, ideals such as are stated in the Declaration of Independence, that all human beings are created equal, with the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. Throughout our history the citizens of this nation did not live up to those ideals, but we still held on to them. Each Christian citizen of this nation is shaped by another citizenship, our citizenship in the Kingdom of God, with its own set of ideals. Paul’s words in Philippians 3:12-21 help us keep our citizenships in both of these kingdoms in balance.
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