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Paralysis in spiritual matters is something that inflicts all those who live in sin and are not in right standing with God. Sin is more than a clichéd religious term; it is very real. It brings guilt into our lives and makes us aware that despite all we have, that something significant is missing. It robs us of happiness and keeps us perpetually hungry and thirsty. It provides a mirage in the spiritual desert that we constantly chase but never reach. Jesus knows this and came to offer life and life in abundance. Have you not witnessed the consequence of sin in your life? |
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May 5, 2012
Reading: Mark 2:1-12
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A painter out for a walk one day saw a tramp looking thoroughly dirty and neglected sitting on a bench. His face bore traits of dissolute living. The painter thought, “That man is just the person you need for a model of the prodigal son. He spoke to the man and invited him to come to his studio the following afternoon. To make sure that he came he made him a small payment in advance. Read More
Some years ago, while conducting a series of meetings in Michigan City, I was asked to preach to the convicts in the State Prison. I sat on the platform with the Governor and watched the prisoners march in - 700 men, young and old. They marched in lock step, every man’s hand on the shoulder of the man before him. At the word of command they sat down. Among that number there were seventy-six lifers, men who had been committed to prison for the crime of murder. Read More
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When was the last time you heard anything good about the prophet Jonah? He disobeyed God when He told him to go to the wicked city if Nineveh to preach His message of judgement. The Lord called him to go northeast, but Jonah boarded a ship heading west. Read More
In December 1903, after many attempts, the Wright brothers were successful in getting their “flying machine” off the ground. Thrilled, they telegraphed this message to their sister Katherine: “We have actually flown 120 feet. Will be home for Christmas.” Read More
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June 6, 2007
The tragic death of 11 people and the horrific injuries of many more has sparked an investigation by the local authorities into the possible causes. The incident happened at around 1.40pm on Tuesday, June 5th, 6km outside the Northern Victorian town of Kerang. The accident has been described as Australia's worst rail disaster and it occurred when an experienced Wangaratta-based truck driver appeared to ignore the warning bells and lights at a railway level crossing. Read More |
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