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Angels announced that the Jewish messiah would bear a couple of very specific names.

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Why does scripture picture heaven as a cube? Is our Christian destiny to really live together in a “city four squared”?

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God’s word tells us the end of all things will actually be a new beginning and a new life for all things.

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God will judge all mankind at the end of this age.
[The conclusion to the October 10 sermon.]

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John's Revelation concludes with some challenging visions of the future.

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A continued study of Matthew – Chapter 24

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Many have been hooked on “Prediction Addiction”, but is it reasonable to
make the bible line up with today’s newspaper headlines?

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Labour Day should mean more than just another long week-end for Christians.

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Paul likens the scriptures to a sharp sword.

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The real battles in life are spiritual. Understanding spiritual warfare is
important for spiritual survival.

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With God's Grace - it's not where you start, it's where you finish.

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The triune God - Father, Son and Spirit - is united in love for all mankind.

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Christians have traditionally been buried in the "Sure and Certain Hope of
the Resurrection".

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Paul the apostle suffered an unexpected snake bite but the occasion served
to advance his ministry and enrich his life.

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God created us male and female with the opportunity to be mothers and fathers.

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The day the church was born was marked by a number of miracles we
should understand in time, place and context.

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A famous poet, recently emerged from a religious retreat centre, remarked that after ten years of studying the religious disciplines joyfulness still kept breaking through. Why isn't it possible to have both religion and joy?

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It takes some courage to be open with others about hopes and needs in our life.

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Thomas became famous for expressing his doubts, but he was also a disciple
of depth and commitment. Is there a place for skepticism in a Christian’s thinking?

TIME: 38:43
The stone was rolled away -- not for Jesus to leave the grave, but for us to
see that it was empty!

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What does it mean that Jesus took death into himself?

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Jesus claimed he was the fulfillment of the Old Testament. How was that so?

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In times of anxiety where do we look for our "safe place"?

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All Christians anticipate a "day of reckoning".
What can we expect to receive on the day we meet our creator?

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Some wonder if there's really life after death. A better question might be, is there
life after birth?

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We don’t know much about life after death, but the bible promises a number of blessings worth looking forward to.

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Eventually we all need a vision of what lies on the other side of death.

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We can't remember David without thinking of his friend Jonathan.
David's story is heroic, but Jonathan's story is one of true greatness.

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How much is God really asking of me? Where do I find the power to change?

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This past week the top two songs on the UK pop charts were different recordings of the Leonard Cohen poem, "Hallelujah". If asked, could you define this word or explain what it means to live it?