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Don Campbell
Contributing sermons since May 6, 2012
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D-I-V-O-R-C-E And How To Stop It
Contributed on Dec 25, 2025
I wish I could stop every divorce, but I know I can’t. However, if tonight, I can stop just one, I will have meat to eat you know not of.
D-I-V-O-R-C-E AND HOW TO STOP IT INTRODUCTION A. My assigned topic is “Divorce and How to Stop It in Christian Homes. B. I wish I could stop every divorce, but I know I can’t. However, if tonight, I can stop just one, I will have meat to eat you know not of. C. This sermon will touch some more ...read more
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Use It Or Lose It
Contributed on Dec 25, 2025
The "law of atrophy" is a work in all aspects of life, including the spiritual.
USE IT OR LOSE IT The Law of Atrophy at Work INTRODUCTION A. As I drive along, observing the sights of the countryside and see houses with roofs caving in, windows broken out, and all the other signs of abandonment, I am pained. Once people lived there, children may have played there, the supper ...read more
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Acceptable Worship - Part 2
Contributed on Dec 23, 2025
Jesus taught that acceptable worship must be in spirit and truth. "In spirit" does not mean "spirited" in the sense of animated or peppy.
ACCEPTABLE WORSHIP - Part 2 INTRODUCTION A. We discovered in lesson one that— 1. There are two ideas behind worship: to pay homage and serve. 2. There are three levels of worship: emotional, moral, and ceremonial. B. There was a woman who did all three (John 4:20). 1. The woman believed that ...read more
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Acceptable Worship
Contributed on Dec 23, 2025
Jesus makes it clear that some worship is unacceptable to God (John 4:22; Matt 15:8-9)
ACCEPTABLE WORSHIP Part 1 INTRODUCTION A. Many people view the worship hour as a stage show: 1. Leaders are the performers, God is the prompter, and the worshipers are the audience (group of listeners or spectators), with many of them being self-appointed critics. 2. It is this attitude that ...read more
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Learning From The Mistakes Of Others
Contributed on Dec 18, 2025
We all make mistakes, but we can avoid some by learning lessons from other people's mistakes.
LEARNING FROM THE MISTAKES OF OTHERS INTRODUCTION A. Puublilus Syrus (85-43 BC) said, “From the errors of others, a wise man corrects his own.” B. Confucius observed, “By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third ...read more
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The Abcs Of Walking In The Way
Contributed on Oct 23, 2025
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The Abcs Of Walking In The Way
Contributed on Oct 23, 2025