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  1. 22:30 It's kind of interesting that here we are on Easter and I'm thinking about Jesus's prayer in the garden and the Easter prayer, may they be one just like we're one. You know what the one of the earliest controversies that led to a church split was? The Paschal controversies has nothing to do with our daughter. The Paschal controversies are over when should we celebrate Easter? Are you serious? Eight Days That Changed the World
  2. 33:55 I mean it really. I really feel like the unity in the body of Christ would be the thing that the world is looking for because it is so divided. Right? Easter. We're here at Easter. It Is Finished: Walking Through Holy Week
  3. 51:29 It's a week before Easter that year. I think maybe a couple weeks before Easter. She had just turned four years old and to them, I said this, now a little girl turned four years old yesterday. She's 20 now. And she's home. Put Away Falsehood, Speak the Truth in Love
  4. 16:43 It's really good to see you all. I have to admit starting out that Easter and Christmas are the hardest for me. And I'll tell you that probably every Easter and every Christmas. But where to put the focus? Because the story is a story. It Is Finished: Walking Through Holy Week
  5. 52:11 And here we are two weeks from Easter. It's so great. It's so great. And he came and he preached, proclaimed Jesus. That's talking about Jesus. But God: Rich in Mercy
  6. 3:58 all. Cool. Alright. So I'm gonna invite Lauren Feldman and Judy to come forward and lead the kids in a couple of Easter songs. I think there may be some audience participation. It Is Finished: Walking Through Holy Week
  7. 36:04 We've got four verses left. We started this March 8 is when we started. 03/08/2026, we started our study. I did like seven or eight sermons, but we had Palm Sunday in there. We had Easter in there. Hills and Valleys: Walking Out the Faith
  8. 0:48 So, I will just say this. In 2019, I'm gonna show you something in a minute. In 2019, can you remember 2019 before 2020? Can you remember that far back? I made up this slide for Easter resurrection Sunday twenty nineteen. Eight Days That Changed the World
  9. 37:12 Here we go. So I listened to Vans exposition of the second half of Ephesians three on the Road. I drove down to Georgia. You know, I worked all day Monday after Easter and then drove to Georgia after that. And then I drove back over the past few days. Walk Worthy of the Calling
  10. 20:42 Is that alright with y'all? Yeah. It's advanced guard into the Eastern Sea. It's rear guard into the Western Sea and its stench will ascend and the odor of its decay will come up because it has done great things. Do not fear land, shout for joy, and rejoice. Yet Even Now: Return to Me
  11. 15:23 Good morning, everybody. Secret Church, I know we had a video play last week. You probably saw it because I think everybody was here for Easter last week. But we don't meet in secret, but there are believers. There's brothers and sisters around the world that do. According to the Riches of His Glory
  12. 0:11 I've just seen Jesus. I tell you, he's alive. That's amazing. Here we are and before I get started, I have admitted this in the past and I'll admit it again now. I, Christmas and Easter are the hardest sermons for me to preach because we preach em every year and I I don't want to change the story. Eight Days That Changed the World
  13. 20:26 But I will remove the northern army away from you, and I'll drive it into a dry and desolate land. It's advanced guard into the Eastern Sea. It's rear guard in the Western Sea. People have tried for ages to figure out which army this is and where it's coming from, what's going. Can we have it be figurative language? Yet Even Now: Return to Me
  14. 1:46 We had Easter in there. We had lots of other diversions but we have been studying Ephesians together and now, just four verses remain and you might just think, oh, this is the end. This is where he starts talking about. Oh, say hi to you so and so and blah blah blah and that is kind of the end of it but that's not all. We need to look at every verse. Grace and Peace, Always
  15. 6:43 But it is not limited to Islam. Every religion can break up into caliphates. Now if you've been to The Middle East or if you've watched the news, if you've kind of studied out the issue, you've gotten to know some Middle Eastern people, they're wonderful. But this caliphate idea causes them to break out into tribes. And let me name you some of those tribes in Islam. Don't Fight About Which Preacher You Follow
  16. 0:00 Here we go. So, I listened to Vans exposition of the second half of Ephesians three on the road. I drove down to Georgia. You know, I worked all day Monday after Easter and then drove to Georgia after that and then I drove back over the past few days and I have been just bursting at the seams with this because there is this doesn't need to have to start working or it's gonna be a real short sermon. I'm clicking away. Walk Worthy of the Calling
  17. 37:16 Have you heard of that word, a caliphate? There's a few of you that have been to The Middle East, and that's where we generally use that word, but it is not limited to Islam. Every religion can break up into caliphates. Now, if you've been to The Middle East or if you've watched the news, if you've kind of studied out the issue, you've gotten to know some Middle Eastern people, they're wonderful. But this caliphate idea causes them to break out into tribes. They Belong to You

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