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A sermon that introduces The Advent Tree as a way to prepare for the coming of Christ with visual objects and memories that help us to hang on to principles that help keep us committed to the welfare of God’s people in ways that are more than we can ask or imagine.
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Category: Sermons
Tags: 2 Advent, Advent Tree, Archbishop William Temple, control our wills, Draw our hearts, Episcopal, fill our imaginations, guide our minds, humility as strength under control, Jesus, Miracle on 34th Street, Never forget the presence of Christ, Nicodemus, prepare for the coming Christ, Relationship, sermon, servant, Service
A sermon that holds exhort and rejoice in tension as we prepare of the coming of Christ by never forgetting and sharing the presence of Christ.
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Category: Sermons
Tags: Advent, Affirmation of Jesus as Lord, baptism, Best way to prepare never forget presence of Christ, control our minds, Draw our hearts, Episcopal, Exhortations, fill our imaginations, Gaudete, Glory of God, guide our minds, prayer self-dedication, Prayer St. Francis, Rejoice, Renunciation of Evil, self-dedication, sermon, use us, welfare of God’s people
A sermon that challenges an understanding of the word provoke with the strength under control that is humility within the encouragement of the prayer of self-dedication.
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Category: Sermons
Tags: control our minds, Draw our hearts, encourage, Episcopal, fill our imaginations, Glory of God, guide our minds, humility, Jesus, Mark W. Baker, prayer self-dedication, provoke, retirement sermon, self-dedication, Strength under control, use us, welfare of God’s people