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Category Archives: I’ve been thinking
A ‘FAREWELL’ TESTIMONY TO OUR PASTOR HERSHAEL W. YORK
28 January 2024 Dear Pastor York, Here on the day of your final sermon and service with us as our Senior Pastor, please allow Debbie and me to once again express our deepest love and gratitude to you for the … Continue reading
“I have gotten a man with the help of Yahweh!”
Genesis 4.1: “Now the man knew his wife Eve, and she conceived and gave birth to Cain, and she said, ‘I have gotten a man with the help of Yahweh!’” And thus, with the arrival of this first child born … Continue reading
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Tagged Birth of Christ, Cain, Christmas, Genesis 4.1, How long O LORD, Longing, Romans 16.20
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Intrigue, Conspiracies, & Assassinations
JEREMIAH | Lesson 8 | Lesson Notes / Talking Points Read Jeremiah, chapters 37-44 MAKING THE CONNECTIONS & SETTING THE CONTEXT 1/ I told you in our last lesson that this section we’re going to survey now is called by … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Studies, I've been thinking, JEREMIAH, Lesson Notes, Sunday School lessons
Tagged Bible Studies, Gedaliah, Intrigue-Conspiracies-Assassinations, Ishmael and Johanan, JEREMIAH, Jeremiah 'man of sorrows', Jeremiah chapters 37-44, Jeremiah imprisoned, Jeremiah taken to Egypt, Jeremiah thrown into a cistern, Jeremiah's Via Dolorosa, Lesson Notes/Talking Points, Sunday School lessons
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I used to call them ‘interruptions’
Interruptions. We all have them…constantly…every day…of all kinds… Interruptions to what we are doing and working on at the moment. Interruptions to the agenda of the whole day. Interruptions sometimes to the very direction and course of our lives from … Continue reading
“SUCCESS” vs. “EFFECTIVENESS”
The older I get, the more I think about where all I’ve been over the course of my life and ministry and what all I’ve done – or not done – and if I’ve done it well. I always seriously … Continue reading
The Old Testament: pre-enactment of Christ
Here’s a good rule to remember any time you are reading anywhere in the Bible … and especially the Old Testament. In the Old Testament, every time you read about and see: …every one of these is a pointer, picture, … Continue reading
‘Beulah’ songs (and Fiji rugby)
I grew up in rural West Virginia churches [that’s a good ways from Fiji, by the way … which is where this is going] singing lots of songs about ‘Beulah.’ I also knew that ‘Beulah’ means ‘married’ and comes from … Continue reading
Posted in I've been thinking, songs
Tagged Beulah, Beulah songs, Dwelling in Beulah Land, Fiji rugby team, sing like a man, strong men singing
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I will love them freely (Redemption, Reconciliation, Restoration)
HOSEA | Lesson 4 | Lesson Notes / Talking Points Read Hosea, chapters 11.12-14.9 INTRODUCTION I / MICROCOSM OF THE MACROCOSM II / HOW THE MESSAGE OF HOSEA IS A MICROCOSM OF THE MACROCOSM OF THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST … Continue reading
A famine for hearing the words of the LORD
“Behold, the days are coming,” declares the Lord GOD, “when I will send a famine on the land – not a famine of bread, nor a thirst for water, but of hearing the words of the LORD. They shall wander … Continue reading
Your Pastor is “a man with a nature like ours” [James 5.17]
The last two lessons I have delivered to our Sunday School class have focused on the ministry of Elijah. In the first lesson, Elijah presided over what had to be at least among the pinnacles of the high points in … Continue reading