Posted on October 16, 2009 by jimkane
Isaiah 64:1-9
Main point: We need Jesus because we need to be changed by God!
A person who knew nothing about football was taken by a friend to a college football game. The friend explained the game as clearly as possible before they arrived.
As the officials met with the captains of both teams for [...]
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Posted on October 16, 2009 by jimkane
Text: John 1:1 – 14
Main point: Who is Jesus? Jesus is God.
(The song The Outlaw, written and recorded by Larry Norman is played with overhead 1 up)
The song we’ve just heard was written and recorded over 30 years ago by Larry Norman. It is entitled The Outlaw. And though it is 30 years [...]
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Posted on October 4, 2009 by jimkane
Scripture Passage – Isaiah 53:1-6
Description – Communion Meditation for October 4, 2009
(Slide 1) How do you see Jesus? If you could paint a picture of Him, what would He look like?
(Slide 1a) What color eyes would you give Him?
(Slide 1b) What color hair would you give Him?
(Slide 1c) How tall would you make [...]
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Posted on October 2, 2009 by jimkane
The Two Thieves
Luke 22:32-43
Two men. Someone’s sons. Both, arrested, tried, sentenced, and slated for execution. What were their wounds?
As we have heard in the text, the hung alongside Jesus as He was crucified. Jesus was wounded for our transgressions. What were their wounds for?
I hear in the voice of the repentant thief a deep [...]
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Posted on September 6, 2009 by jimkane
Scripture Passage – Matthew 14:25-32
Description – Communion Message for September 6, 2009 and the introduction to the Fall 2009 series, “Getting Your Feet Wet!”
People who are learning to speak English as a second language probably wonder what a phrase like ‘he risked life and limb’ really means. What does it mean? According the freedictionary.com it [...]
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Posted on September 3, 2009 by jimkane
Description – Communion Meditation for December 4, 2005
TS Eliot wrote one of my favorite Christmas poems many years ago entitled, ‘Journey of the Magi.’ Written from the perspective of one of the Magi, it contains a very reflective perspective on the travels to find the Christ child and the results of that meeting.
(Read the entire [...]
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Posted on September 3, 2009 by jimkane
Matthew 1:21
Matthew 2:13-18
Description – 2005 Advent Sermon
I begin this morning with two views of Christmas. View number one:
My husband and I had been happily (most of the time) married for five years, but hadn’t been blessed with a baby. I decided to do some serious praying and promised God that if He would give us a [...]
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Posted on September 3, 2009 by jimkane
John 1:1
Description – 2005 Christmas Day Sermon
As I reflected on the theme on this morning’s bulletin cover, I decided to re-listen to the audiotapes of both Jonathon and Daniel’s births. As I did so, I heard voices of joy, of business, of pain, and of life.
Both boys happened to be born in the same birth [...]
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Posted on July 12, 2009 by jimkane
Scripture Passage – Matthew 15:32-39 Description – Part 1 of a Two Part Series on Using what God has given you.
(Slide 1) It was only a few years ago that I learned to swim.
This was after the boys had already learned to swim.
Their joy and enthusiasm in the pool gave me a boost that I [...]
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