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The weekly Sunday morning sermon delivered by Rev. James Wiles
Genesis 45:1-5
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1. There is a parallel in his knowledge.
2. There is a parallel in his love.
3. There is a parallel in his salvation.
4. There is a parallel in his cell.
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The weekly Sunday morning sermon delivered by Rev. James Wiles
Genesis 5:21-24
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1. Walking with God means to go in God’s direction.
2. Walking with God means to live by faith.
3. Walking with God means to share His companionship.
4. Walking with God means to be a strong witness.
5. Walking with God means to leave behind your family sometimes.
6. Walking with God means to arrive at God’s destination.
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The weekly Sunday morning sermon delivered by Rev. James Wiles
Hebrews 11:39-12:4
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Three Motivations As We “Run The Race”:
1. Looking back to witnesses
2. Looking up to Jesus
3. Looking forward to joy
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The weekly Sunday morning sermon delivered by Rev. James Wiles
Memorial Day Message
Micah 3:1-12
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1. Fault Line #1: Corrupt Politicians
- 6 Requirements God Recommends For Government Leaders
- Righteousness
- Wisdom
- Absolute Honesty
- Separation For Bad Influences
- Personal Purity
- Protection Of The Weak & Defenseless
2. Fault Line #2: Compromising Preachers
3. Fault Line #3: Complacent People
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The weekly Sunday morning sermon delivered by Rev. James Wiles
Genesis 44:1-34
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1. It involved a conspiracy.
2. It involved a confrontation.
3. It involved a confession.
www.huntsmbc.com
The weekly Sunday morning sermon delivered by Rev. James Wiles
John 19:30; Hebrews 12:2
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1. The person that finishes well, refuses to compromise his or her convictions because it is the majority viewpoint.
2. The person who finishes well, takes God at His Word, no matter if circumstances seem to be painting a different picture.
3. The person who finishes well, runs the race until you cross the finish line.
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The weekly Sunday morning sermon delivered by Rev. James Wiles