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Jesus and the Tax Collector

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Rev. Phillips
It is God's working in us that draws people towards Him and salvation. From the drug dealer on the corner, to the volunteer in the hospital, it is only though God's calling that we genuinely come to faith in Him.

Series: Encounters with Jesus

Matthew 9:9-13

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Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy.

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The first greeting with which Paul begins each of his epistles is grace, and he uses it with its full Christian meaning.

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Should a Christian drink alcohol or not? Will it be harmful to your testimony if you play cards? Can you enter politics? Can you work for a company that manufactures war materials? To what extent can a believer adopt the standards of his times and society?

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Vacation Meditations
We are not loved because we are lovable, for we are not.

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The Gospel of Love
"For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life." -John 3:16

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The Boast of the Cross
May I never boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, through which the world has been crucified to me, and I to the world. (Galatians 6:14)

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The Glory of the Resurrection
The story of the resurrection of Jesus Christ has been told and retold for 2000 years and yet, like the sunrise, it is always new and fresh.

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Christ Alone
If ever there was a man with a one-track mind, it was the apostle Paul.

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Christian Giving
"May the Holy Spirit open your hearts wide with generosity for the sake of the Gospel, for the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ, and for the pleasure of our loving heavenly Father."

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The Joy Of Christmas
Each year when I read the Christmas story, I am impressed with the role that the angels play in it.

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I started thinking about Armageddon this summer, when a film called Armageddon was popular at the cinema. The film had something to do with a giant asteroid hurtling towards earth from outer space, and it grossed one hundred million dollars in the first two weeks.

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Bringing the Double Mind to Singleness of Faith
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The question assumes that we do grow spiritually, that there is something to be measured.

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