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  • David Nuhfer

    Contributing sermons since Jul 16, 2008
David's church

First Baptist Church
Zanesville, Ohio 43701
7404521620

About David
  • Education: B.S. In Education - California University of Pennsylvania, December 1979 M. Div. In Pastoral Ministry - Ashland Theological Seminary, Ashland, OH - May 1992
  • Experience: 31+ years pastoral service at 5 churches in Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio.
  • Family: Wife of 26 years (Paulette). 2 adult children - 2 grandchildren
  • Best advice given to me about preaching: Be ready to preach, pray or die at any minute.
  • Books that have had an impact: Courageous Leadership by Bill Hybels Surprising Insights From the Unchurched by Thom Ranier Outflow by Dave Ping
  • Hobbies: Working out - Reading
  • Something funny that happened while preaching: I had a great illustration to drive a point of the message home. When I finished sharing the illustration, I could not remember why I used it in the message.
  • What I want on my tombstone: He made a difference.
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  • What To Do After November 4

    Contributed on Nov 6, 2008
    based on 53 ratings
     | 8,726 views

    In light of the cultural changes that could take place in our nation as a result of the November 4, 2008 elections, what should the church be doing?

    This past week, course of our nation took a turn. After a long and often bitter campaign, we went to the polls and, after over 100 million votes were counted, a new President was selected. The vote reflected a lot of interest, a lost of discussion and the realization that we are a nation of people ...read more

  • How To Win The Battle For Your Life

    Contributed on Jul 16, 2008
    based on 7 ratings
     | 12,170 views

    Three things we must do if we are to win the spiritual battles we face each day.

    If you have ever watched a heavy-weight fight, you may have heard Philadelphia fight announcer Michael Buffer shout his trademark line, “Let’s get ready to rumble.” It means that the fight is about to begin. It has been used in other places for other reasons by many people, but it always means that ...read more

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