Category: Romans

Fireworks Extravaganza
February 10th, 2008

Romans 8:28-39 Across the river in Albertville, France (where I have gone to study French) there is an old chateau that was one of the places pilgrims would stay on their medieval pilgrimages. On Bastille Day, July 14, they have a big fireworks display that shoots up in the sky from this medieval chateau. We [...]

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A Journey Toward Wholeness
February 3rd, 2008

Romans 8:28 We live in a broken world which Eugene O’Neill knew first hand. O’Neill was an American playwright who was born in 1888. His mother was an emotionally fragile woman who never recovered from the death of her second son who died when he was just two years old. The birth of her third [...]

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Who’s Doing the Praying?
January 20th, 2008

Romans 8:26-27 Children’s prayers are cute. You can find some on the internet and it is always difficult to tell if someone made them up or if children really prayed these prayers. But in either case, they are cute. Dear GOD, Please send me a pony. I never asked for anything before. You can look [...]

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Suffering and Glory
January 13th, 2008

Romans 8:17-27 In the four sermons of Advent this past December, we looked at birth stories in the Bible but I never talked about the experience of giving birth. Bill Cosby is an American comedian and actor and he once said that the pain of childbirth was overrated by women. “Men,” he said, “suffer a [...]

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What’s next Papa?
January 6th, 2008

Romans 8:12-17 I was looking on the internet for how long preachers have preached from just one book of the Bible and found this piece of satire. 24 April, 2007 Pastor Begins 35th Year of Preaching Through Ephesians RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Expository preachers are often known for spending lengthy periods of time in one book [...]

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