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Ephphatha - Deaf Ministry's Corner |
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Written by Chris Nipper
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Sunday, 20 July 2008 |
Chris Nipper is serving as camp director at the Deaf Christian Camp in Oklahoma until July 22. |
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Ephphatha - Deaf Ministry's Corner |
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Written by Chris Nipper
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Saturday, 21 June 2008 |
"The Lord Speaks" (Part 2)
by David Chadwell
God's word, the Bible, repeatedly declares itself to be "alive."
It is not a dead book with a dead message from dead men. It is the source of spiritual truth that frees, sanctifies, and purifies. Regardless of how alive it is, how much power it has, or how it can bless, it cannot and will not significantly bless a person if he or she does not study it.
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Written by Chris Nipper
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Sunday, 15 June 2008 |
"The Lord Speaks" (Part 1)
by David Chadwell
God always has communicated His desires in a manner that the listener and seeker could understand. In times past, there have been occasions when God communicated directly with individuals or bodies of people. For example, God spoke directly to heads of households with such people as Adam, Noah, and Abraham.
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Written by Chris Nipper
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Saturday, 07 June 2008 |
"Unless You Repent" (Part 3)
by Michael D. Rankins
Then Jesus draws a parallel between worldly tragedy and spiritual tragedy. One is unavoidable: the murdered Galileans did not know they were going to be murdered, nor did the people in the Siloam tower know in advance it was going to collapse and kill them.
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Sunday, 01 June 2008 |
"Unless You Repent" (Part 2)
by Michael D. Rankins
Jesus illustrated several essential truths using these examples. First, He reiterated the lesson of Job, that human suffering is not always the direct result of sin on the part of the sufferer. (Jesus would teach this same lesson in John 9: 1-7 by healing a man who was born blind.)
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