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The First of Many Signs (John 2:1-11)
One thing that has been constant in the news over the last two years has been parities, firstly being told that we were not allowed to have them, then being told that we could have them but only in a restricted form, and then finally that we could enjoy them fully along as everyone had…
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Let Us Pray Expectantly (2 Kings 6:15-20)
Introduction: We All Pray A blog I stumbled across online posed the question “Have Christians Accepted that God Does Not Answer Intercessory Prayer?” The article when through various academic studies around prayer and how little impact it seemed to have on the lives of individuals. “Prayer” is a word that even the most pagan person…
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A King and a Kingdom Like No Other (John 18:31-37)
1. Introduction: Kings Across the Ages If I were to ask you which European President is also a Prince, would you be able to answer? The President of France! Today President Macron of France is also the co-prince of the principality of Andorra (along with the Catholic Bishop of Urgell). Isn’t it funny that in…
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No Greater Word (2:Timothy 3:14-4:5)
In Genesis, God spoke the world into existence; he did not get a set of tools out and begin crafting the universes as we know it, nor did he hire angels as labourers and send them out to build something. God simply spoke, and all that came to be because His words are active and…
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Our Part in a Good News Story (Luke 10:1-9)
Remembering our Part of the in the greatest story told and being told
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We Sow Today For The Harvest Tomorrow (Galatians 6:7-10)
Introduction I grew up on a farm, and I am forever thankful for it; on the farm, you were always aware of the changing seasons. From putting cattle out in spring to trying to help Granddad pick potatoes, and everything else from his garden in the shadow of winter. Harvest is something I am well…
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Atr Irwin 