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Connect
Contributed by Denn Guptill on Oct 15, 2017 (message contributor)
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1. Connecting With The Creator's Kids' Kids.
Contributed on Nov 11, 2017
This message looks at the cost and return on investing in the lives of children.
Have you ever stepped on a piece of Lego, in the dark? Have you ever wondered how something so small that provides so much enjoyment can cause so much pain? Well, you’re in luck, because I’m going to explain the science behind the pain. There are basically four reasons that are wrapped up ...read more
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2. Created To Connect
Contributed on Oct 15, 2017
This message looks at the story of Adam and how he was created to connect.
Created to Connect How many of you grew up with Lego? Not me, I had the little soft red building blocks when I was kid. Other kids had Lego, but I had these little red building blocks. They looked like bricks but they only connected at two points and those points were square, so everything ...read more
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3. Connecting With The Creator
Contributed on Oct 22, 2017
Once we establish a relationship with God there are steps that we need to take if we really want to connect with Him.
As you might be able to tell from the platform, the signs and the bulletin, Lego has been on our mind lately. Didn’t Stefan do a great job. Do me a favour, don’t touch my pulpit. The “Lego group” began in the workshop of a Danish carpenter by the name of Ole Kirk Christiansen who began making ...read more
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4. Connecting With The Created
Contributed on Oct 29, 2017
We know we should love others as we love ourselves, but how do we love ourselves? This message looks at connect with ourselves.
I was probably 9 or 10 when I first discovered Lego, as opposed to the soft plastic bricks that I had been playing with up to that time. Even though Lego had been around for 20 years it was only introduced in Canada in the early sixties. But even after I discovered the joys of Lego I didn’t ...read more
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5. Connecting With The Creator's Kids
Contributed on Nov 5, 2017
This message looks at our need to connect with other Christ Followers
Last week I mentioned that the largest Lego kit every produced is the new Millennium Falcon kit which was released a month ago. The kit has 7,541 pieces is 33 inches long and 22 inches wide and weighs almost 19 pounds. But, more impressive than what you can create with the kits are the artists ...read more