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Who do you think you are? Jacob on his deathbed calls for his 12 sons. As he stands on the threshold of eternity, he evaluates each son in turn, summing up his character in a few pithy lines. He then applies the lesson not just to his son but his descendants after him. Jacob’s words…
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The recognition of sin Isaiah enters the temple and sees ‘the Lord sitting on a throne, high and lifted up’ (Is. 6:1). He is confronted by the overwhelming holiness of God and the experience is shattering; ‘Woe is me for I am undone!’ In the presence of the King, this holy prophet is consumed with…
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Satan’s plans for your church Satan has expansive plans for your church. He desires to cause difficulties, division and destruction. Please sit down with an open Bible as we look at three strategies which Satan uses to cause devastation in your church. When we’ve been wronged (2 Cor. 2:3-11) During one of Paul’s visits to…
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Hail, King of the Jews! ‘Then the soldiers of the governor took Jesus into the Praetorium and gathered the whole garrison around Him’ (Matt. 27:27). Word quickly gets round that ‘the prisoner’ is here, and no ordinary prisoner – this one’s the king of the Jews. Can we see the scene? Jesus is completely alone…
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Thursday Evening at Aber 2005. Gerrard Hemmings speaking on Luke 14:25-27 – ‘Too much to lose?’
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