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Prayer from Psalm 150: Contagious Worship

by Chris on 27. Apr, 2011 in Blog, Growth

This entry is part 157 of 158 in the series Prayers from the Psalms

    Praise is contagious. Like an epidemic, its location  spreads–from earth to heaven. Like a pandemic, its motive spreads–from what the LORD has done to who the LORD is. There’s not an instrument that remains unaffected–trumpet, harp, and cymbals are swept up in praise. There’s not a human or creature who remains immune–everything that breathes catches the bug to sing [...]

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The American Creed and the Christian Creed: “We Believe in One Lord” v. “There are Many Lords” Chris Altrock – Sunday Night Series – March 20, 2011

by Chris on 28. Mar, 2011 in Last Sermon

This entry is part 3 of 5 in the series American Creed

Bounded Sets and Centered Sets A friend and I were recently talking about the Christian faith.  Her daughter, who lives in another city, had decided to start looking around for another church.  The daughter was dissatisfied with the church she was attending.  My friend, her mother, was worried that her daughter wasn’t going to seriously [...]

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Prayer from Psalm 135: A Better God

by Chris on 21. Mar, 2011 in Blog, Growth

This entry is part 142 of 158 in the series Prayers from the Psalms

 Lord, every person today has her own god.  Every nation has its own temple.  Everyone says it doesn’t matter who you worship–as long as you worship sincerely. But Lord, there is no god like you.  In the match between you and those Egyptian gods, there was no contest.  The “W” went in your column, the “L” went [...]

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