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Stations of the Resurrection–Tell the Story
You’ve heard of the Stations of the Cross. Fourteen different vignettes, eight of which are Biblical, tell the story of the last hours of Jesus’
April 14, 2015
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You’ve heard of the Stations of the Cross. Fourteen different vignettes, eight of which are Biblical, tell the story of the last hours of Jesus’
Numbers 21:4-9 John 3:14-21 Remember that saying, “Be careful what you wish for”? That’s not biblical, but I think it should be. Case in point–today’s
While Lent seems to be all about fasting and self-denial, giving something up for Lent might not be the best choice. The purpose of Lent
Here’s the summary: Covenant. Spoiler alert–this is the story of God and his people. Many stories, actually, but together they illustrate one relationship: Covenant The
The Christmas shopping season is upon us, and with that the annoying Christmas ads. The one I’m finding particularly annoying right now is a car
You know what time it is, how it is now the moment for you to wake from sleep. (Romans 13:11) THE CHALLENGE: To stay awake
This month I’m answering questions. Last Sunday, as promised, I answered questions about worship–one question, to be precise. Time now to answer another question I
June 29, 2014 [sc_embed_player fileurl=”http://www.trinityescondido.org/wp-content/uploads/140629_sermon.mp3″] Sermon Our scripture ( Genesis 22:1-14) today begins with a test, and you know that can’t be good. We’re big
I used to think that the doctrine of the Trinity was one of those obscure and optional theological statements, meant basically for professionals, having no
New Life: Ezekiel 37:1-14 Some history: in 598 BC, the Babylonian army sacked Jerusalem and took the king and about 8,000 Israelites into exile, leaving
