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Gene Barron
Contributing sermons since Jan 1, 2000
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Surviving Financial Challenges
Contributed on Jan 19, 2002
Paul’s advice on how to handle your money before it handles you. Four specific attitudes we are to exhibit.
“Surviving Financial Challenges: How to Handle Your Money Before It Handles You” 1 Timothy 6:17-19 INTRODUCTION Finances can be a great challenge for all of us. Or, perhaps I should say, MOST of us. One guy said: “I never worry about money. I have enough to last me the rest of my life – ...read more
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Unwrapping The Gifts God Has Given You
Contributed on Mar 1, 2001
Part 3 of three part series on Spiritual Gifts
Understanding and Unwrapping God’s Gifts To You Romans 12:9-16 (Part 3 of 3) INTRODUCTION There is an old fable about some animals that started a school. The school had classes in swimming, flying, and running. The duck was a good swimmer -- but had to drop swimming in order to practice ...read more
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Unwrapping The Gifts God Has Given You
Contributed on Mar 1, 2001
Second in a series on Spiritual Gifts
“Understanding and Unwrapping God’s Gifts to You” (Part 2 of 3) Romans 12:1-16 INTRODUCTION A few years ago, the World Press Review carried a quotation from the National Concord of Lagos, Nigeria. That paper reported that twenty-six lakes have been found beneath the Sahara desert. The ...read more
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Unwrapping Thegifts God Has Given You
Contributed on Mar 1, 2001
Firstin a three-part series on Spiritual Gifts
“The Gifts of the Holy Spirit” (Part 1 of 3) 1 Cor 13:8-10; Romans 12:1-8 INTRODUCTION For several years American presidents have focused attention on what has been called America’s greatest wasteland: the vast potential of young men and women who, because of inadequate resources or other ...read more
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Marriage
Contributed on Feb 2, 2001
God’s advice on building an effective marriage
“HEAVEN’S HELP FOR THE HOME” (Part 1 of 3) Colossians 3:18-19 INTRODUCTION A fellow arrived home early to find his wife in the arms of his best friend, who swore how much they were in love. To quiet the enraged husband, he suggested, “Let’s play gin rummy. If I win, you get a divorce so I ...read more
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Surviving The Challenges Of Life
Contributed on Jan 19, 2002
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Heaven's Help For The Home
Contributed on Feb 2, 2001
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Charles E. Fuller Once Announced That He Would Be ...
Contributed on Jan 19, 2002
Charles E. Fuller once announced that he would be speaking the following Sunday on “Heaven.” During that week, a beautiful letter was received from an old man who was very ill. The following is part of his letter: “Next Sunday you are to talk about Heaven. I am interested in that land, because ...read more
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False Standard Of Measurement
Contributed on Jan 19, 2002
False Standard of Measurement A little boy came running to his mother, shouting, “Mother, I am nine feet tall.” His mother responded, “Don’t talk such nonsense.” “But,” he said, “I really am nine feet tall. I measured myself.” “Well, how did you measure yourself?” asked his mother. ...read more
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Finances Can Be A Great Challenge For All Of Us. ...
Contributed on Jan 19, 2002
Finances can be a great challenge for all of us. Or, perhaps I should say, MOST of us. One guy said: “I never worry about money. I have enough to last me the rest of my life – unless I buy something.” Maybe you heard me tell before about the wife who had been working over next year’s budget, ...read more
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A Few Years Ago, The World Press Review Carried ...
Contributed on Mar 1, 2001
A few years ago, the World Press Review carried a quotation from the National Concord of Lagos, Nigeria. That paper reported that twenty-six lakes have been found beneath the Sahara desert. The American space shuttle “Columbia” determined by echoes it received that there are miles and miles of ...read more
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The Great Violinist, Nicole Pagannini, Willed His ...
Contributed on Mar 1, 2001
The great violinist, Nicole Pagannini, willed his marvelous violin to Genoa, the city of his birth, only on the condition that it not be played. It is a peculiar wood in that as long as the violin is used and handled, it shows little wear. As soon as it is discarded, the wood begins to decay. ...read more