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From helplessness to wholeness |
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Life Lines
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Written by Ed Baswell
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Thursday, 17 June 2010 |
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I can remember a hospital visit I made several years ago. I saw a six-week-old baby on life support. That little boy was totally dependent on a machine to stay alive. That little boy was helpless to help himself. In Mark, chapter 5, verses 25-34, was introduced to a woman who was helpless to help herself. But, as you’ll see, in one dramatic moment, she goes from helplessness to wholeness.  Be first to comment this article | Views: 97
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Written by Ed Baswell
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Thursday, 10 June 2010 |
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I read the other day about two-year-old Max. He was securely buckled in his seat in Grandpa’s pickup truck.
He was waiting for Dad and Grandpa to stop talking so he could go for a ride. His mother poked her head in the truck and said, “Where are you going, Max?” “Not know,” he replied, raising his little arms. Be first to comment this article | Views: 143 |
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A day in the life of a demoniac |
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Written by Ed Baswell
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Thursday, 03 June 2010 |
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Christ has just demonstrated His power over the wind and the waves. At the other side of the lake of Tiberias, He comes face to face with a man possessed by demons. Again, Jesus is going to demonstrate His power. This time, He’ll exercise His authority over sin. Be first to comment this article | Views: 161 |
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Written by Ed Baswell
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Thursday, 27 May 2010 |
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The Lord Jesus Christ came into the world and planted the seed. He ascended into heaven, but the seed continued to grow. As followers of Jesus Christ, we are to continue to plant the seed. As Christians, we are to sow the Word and the Holy Spirit energizes what we sow. Be first to comment this article | Views: 163 |
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The restoration power of Christ |
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Written by Ed Baswell
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Thursday, 20 May 2010 |
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I remember when my wife decided to have a piece of our furniture restored. It was a hope chest, of sorts, and it had been given to her by her mother. It was scratched and ugly. One of the legs wasn't permanently attached, so every time we moved it, we had to slide the leg back up under it. It was in bad shape, so I wasn't real optimistic about how it was going to look, even after it was restored. Be first to comment this article | Views: 193 |
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