Tag Archives: repentance

The Goal of Revival

In Genesis 35, Jacob led his family in a “revival” in which they put away foreign gods and purified themseles.  But “revival” is not merely putting away sinful gods and practices – it has a positive end.   After he admonished … Continue reading

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When The Moral Compass Is Broken

Genesis 34 is an ugly chapter in the history of the Patriarchs.  In it, Shechem, a young Canaanite, takes Jacob’s daughter Dinah and “lay with her by force.”  Dinah’s brothers then deceive Shechem and his whole town, telling them that they will consent … Continue reading

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“For God …” (John 3:16 series)

     In London, England there is a 70-foot high red granite obelisk called “Cleopatra’s Needle” that stands beside the Thames River.  In the 1870’s it was given to Britain by Egypt.  When it was moved to England, they put a “time vault” at … Continue reading

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“A Christmas Carol”

“The movie was not as good as the book” is a cliché for a reason: they rarely ever are!  I have enjoyed several versions of “A Christmas Carol” in movie form, but none of them can capture the vivid descriptions, … Continue reading

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“The Lord is in His Holy Temple”

Habakkuk 2:9-20      “The Lord Is In His Holy Temple”       8-14-11 a.m.    A couple of weeks ago, when we studied Habakkuk 2:4, we talked about how Job, when he had endured so much, asked God questions for which he never really received … Continue reading

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Notes on Repentance and Forgiveness from Psalm 51

Psalm 51   “Notes on Repentance & Forgiveness”         Sun PM 7-31-11       Over the past months, we have spoken often of the crisis that our nation is facing, and the need for us to turn to the Lord in a fresh way.  … Continue reading

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