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Giving a Bouquet

Romans 12:17-21 The mischievous boy saw her coming.  He shrank deeper into the shadows.  A cruel grin broke his hardened face.  She was his classmate.  She seemed to think she was better than he . . . at least, the fact that she didn’t seem to recognize his existence told the same. Today the girl […]

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Living on His Hill

Psalm 15:1-5 A former president of Moody Bible Institute, Joseph Stowell, was visiting with a consultant to some of the largest companies in the country.  In the course of the conversation, Dr. Stowell asked the man about quality control.  He thought he might gain some beneficial insight since ministry is a form of human quality

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The Battlement for the Roof

Deuteronomy 22:6-8 2:27 p.m., March 30, 1981. President Ronald Reagan, the 70-year-old president, had only been in office for a few months.  After delivering a speech to leaders of the AFL-CIO he came out of the Washington Hilton. Waiting about 15 feet away was John Hinckley Jr., holding a .22-caliber revolver. The president waved to

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We Are One

Romans 12:1-5 Linus sat on the floor watching his favorite channel on TV.  His concentration was interrupted when he heard Lucy’s demanding voice.  “Change the channel!”  Startled and somewhat upset he asked timorously, “What makes you think you can come in here and just take over?”  Lucy, looking belligerently down at him curled her hand

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The Tuning Fork

1 Peter 2:21-25 Piano tuning is an art in which minute adjustments are made to the tension of the strings of an acoustic piano in order to assure that the interval between their tones is “in tune.”  This requires an assessment of the interaction of vibration between the notes.  In order to accomplish this, piano

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A Simple Equation

1 Peter 2:16-18 In order to have complete control during the Third Reich, Adolph Hitler knew that he had to have the compliance of the religious sector.  Therefore, he commanded all religious groups to unite.  Only half of the Brethren assemblies complied.  Those who did not were persecuted.  Many of them died in concentration camps. 

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The Name on the Helmet

Ephesians 3:1-9 Herman Edwards, the 10th head coach in Kansas City Chiefs history, is known for a number of things.  He is an American football analyst.  He played on the Philadelphia Eagles, the Los Angeles Rams and Atlanta Falcons NFL teams from 1977-1986.  He is also known for his “Hermisms.”  One of these sound bite

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