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“Suffering Servant, Glorious King: The Message” (Isaiah 53:1 sermon)

Posted on 2024/01/22 by Shawn Thomas

In the mid-1900s, a young English college student by the name of Brown Patterson went to Oxford to study English literature. Before classes began, he went out for a walk. There he saw a middle-aged man, wearing baggy corduroy trousers, … Continue reading →

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“Save Me By Your Grace” (Psalm 6:4 sermon/Lord’s Supper)

Posted on 2020/07/27 by Shawn Thomas

After the Second World War, General Douglas MacArthur and his wife and their little son Arthur went to live in Japan, where MacArthur was administering the Island after the war. As things settled down, slowly the American occupying troops were … Continue reading →

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“What Real Faith Looks Like: Perseverance” (James 1:12)

Posted on 2012/09/23 by Shawn Thomas

In 1998, I ran the Tulsa Run road race with Paul, David & Libby, our three oldest kids. Cheryl took a picture of the four of us at my favorite time of a race: when it was OVER! After the Tulsa run … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: salvation prayer

“Suffering Servant, Glorious King: The Message” (Isaiah 53:1 sermon)

“Save Me By Your Grace” (Psalm 6:4 sermon/Lord’s Supper)

“What Real Faith Looks Like: Perseverance” (James 1:12)

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