Genesis 7,8,9 excerpts: This could be used as shown for offering or other transitions; or without sound while words guide vocal reading.
Insight: We often have the challenge not only to survive a crisis, but of how to cope with "aftermath" and a need for followup wisdom. In the background of the water images is the suggestion that the ark could have been led by a water spout like the pillar of the Old Testament in the desert - or some heavenly sign, not just left to wander aimlessly to end up in the wrong place or be snagged by hidden dangers. During as well as after a crisis, God may work in more ways than easily seen.
There is a lot of turmoil in our lives which shouldn't be there. We face confusing situations that we have to work out. But, biblically. what we are to work out is what God worked in. Short message- 35 min., 1988.
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From Palms to Passion. From joyful welcome to betrayal and disappointment. Will the rocks have to sing the praises? Dr. Sylvia Lee Mann, Pastor, brings the message.
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It's the week after Easter - and the disciples are hiding. Jesus appears to them, bringing peace, and the Spirit of God. Are we ready to open the door?
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The road to Emmaus: Two companions travel, discussing the events that had turned their lives upside down. Another companion arrives, and at the end of the journey, the sharing of the bread and companionship opens their eyes. How often do we fail to recognize the blessings in our midst - and how can we build community, encourage one another, recognize the Spirit of God in each of us?
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Pastor MacLaren's sermon on the amazing grace of God that chose a lonely man in a lonely place to receive the good news of the gospel and have his life transformed by joy! This sermon was given at First Presbyterian Church, 121 North Fifth Street, in Perkasie, PA, on May 11, 2014. First Church is a member of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. The Rev. R. Scott MacLaren is the pastor.
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