(By Dawn Rutan) Fill in the blanks in this old commercial jingle: “I wish I were __ _____ ______ _____. That is what I’d truly like to be; For if I were __ _____ ______ _____, Everyone would fall in love with me.” This is not just a catchy tune. (My apologies for getting it […]
This is the second of four posts recapping a teaching series on practical aspects of the Christian life. These lessons were taught first in Big Gathering sessions and then as Family Camp seminars. This post is part one about emotions. Click here for part two. You can see the post about work here. Remaining posts
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This is the first of four posts recapping a teaching series on practical aspects of the Christian life. These lessons were taught first in Big Gathering sessions and then as Family Camp seminars. This post is about work. You can read the posts about emotions here and here. Remaining posts coming soon. Work What words come
By Dawn Rutan I’ve encountered a few situations recently that remind me how badly we all need to have a firm grasp on who we are in Christ. On multiple occasions I’ve heard people say that they have a fear of the Judgment Day because all our sins will be made known. One author (I
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Guest Speaker Justin Nash John 4:19-26 Introduction Human beings are wired to worship. Everybody is a worshiper (Rom. 1:25) but because of sin many are blind and constantly put their trust in worthless objects. We will worship something. This leads to two questions: (1) What will we worship? (2) Will we worship in the right
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By Dawn Rutan The other day after running I was sitting on the bench by the church and praying. I looked down and saw a little clover plant near my foot, and it was moving. It wasn’t just swaying in the breeze, but jerking back and forth. I could see no cause for the