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As the first day of our European Championships cycling events draws to a close, Alastair speaks about Zacchaeus and Bartimaeus and how Jesus saw them through the crowds and helped both of them to really see.

Jesus frequently used temporal situations to illustrate larger spiritual issues. While many may have skewed understandings of sin and it's consequences, Jesus does not. Jesus is also confident of the God's ability to be in control of all things. Is it offensive to believe that God may allow some difficult thing, some painful thing using such to accomplish soemthing else that He wants? I'm confident there are many things we do not understand. This is where my trust in God lies, in His ability to know and oversee what I simply cannot. Jesus shows his tenderness to those who've been put out by the elite, by the ruling class, as He seeks out the man born blind when he is excommunicated from the Hebrew assembly. Jesus is still pursuing those cast out today. He rescues sinners, after all. That's really good news for me. And for you, unless you think you see already. These thoughts shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL on Sunday, January 16, 2022.

How do we walk with a Jesus we cannot see? Faith in Jesus requires a power out of and above ourselves. What has God done to ensure we can walk with Jesus in confidence? John Bradshaw, from It Is Written, brings us "Walking With Jesus," his second sermon for this second weekend of Washington Conference Campmeeting. A former radio broadcaster, Elder Bradshaw has also served as a pastor and evangelist and has held over 100 evangelistic series. In Preparation for this message, meditate on Gal. 5:16.

By Pastor Glenn Pease Two soldiers were on a transport going overseas. Standing on the deck they gazed out across the vast expanse of water. One who had never been near the ocean said, "That's the most water I've ever seen in all my life. Did you ever see so much water?" His companion responded, "You…

By Pastor Glenn Pease If Simon the Zealot was a right-winger and Matthew the Publican a left- winger, Philip was a cautious middle of the roader. He had both liberal and conservative leanings. His background was one of mixed influence. His name, for example, tell us something of his home life. Philip…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Joanna Baillie, and English dramatic poet of the last century, told the touching tale of a maiden whose lover had gone off to the Holy Land. The report had come back that he had been slain. She refused to believe he would not return to her, and so every night she kindled a fire…

WHAT HAVE THEY SEEN IN YOUR HOUSE? 2 Kings 20:1-19; Isa. 39:1-8 INTRODUCTION: 1. Read text. 2. Regarding text: (1) Hezekiah, is king on the throne of Judah. (2) Israel has fallen to Assyrian captivity (722 BC). (3) Isaiah is prophesying to the nation of Judah (Read Isa. 39:1-8). (4) Babylon is on the…

A GOD FOR ALL TIMES PSALM 46:1-10 God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore will not we fear, though the earth be removed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea; Though the waters thereof roar and be troubled, though the mountains shake with the…

Come and See JOHN, the Book, the Man – Part 2 January 21, 2007 Dr. Rick Isbell READ – John 1:19-42a 1:19 The ministry of John the Baptist was so influential that the authorities in Jerusalem decided to send some religious leaders to investigate him. - to ask about his baptism and what he claimed for…

JOEL CH.1. Intro: - Joel ch.1 - minor prophet, after major - not less important, but shorter. Easier to cover whole book and contain message for the time near the end. - What if your whole income for a year was taken from you - how would you respond? This is the situation in Joel. - Economy based on…