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"content": "Genesis 1:26-2:17 (The Adam of Eden brought the promise of sin, death and failure. The Adam of Bethlehem brought the promise of redemption, life and success. God did not abandon His creation to the failure of the first dad but offered the promise of restoration to Holy God through His successful and powerful Son named Jesus. In 2025 will we be able to read God’s restoration blueprint (the Bible) and acquire it for our spiritual and eternal success?)<br /><br />Genesis 1:26-2:17 ( El Adán de Eden trajo la promesa de pecado, muerte y el fracaso. El Adán de Bethlehem trajo la promesa de la redención, vida y el éxito. Dios no abandonó su creación hacia el fracaso del primer papá, pero ofreció la promesa de la restaurarcion a Dios Santo mediante su Hijo poderoso llamado Jesús. En el año 2025. vamos a poder leer el anteproyecto (la Biblia) de restauración de Dios y adquirirlo para nuestro éxito espiritual y eterno?)",
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"content": "Personal Notes on Pastor Mark Walker’s Sermon This Morning<br /> Luke 2:41… (The lost teenager/scholar)<br />People forget about Christmas very quickly. We live in a culture that lives in the big moments and moves on quickly to the “just right” future moments. However, so much of life occurs between these big moments. For 12 days we celebrate Christmas. We have a Savior who has become Emmanuel with us. There is not much detail in the Bible between the birth of Jesus and the beginning of His adult ministry. Jesus showed up in a very dark and troubled world. Within the Jewish celebrations was the feast of Passover. Mary and Joseph went up to Jerusalem to celebrate the three-day Passover feast. We are not sure why Jesus remained in the temple to discuss the things of God with religious leaders. The parents were puzzled by their son’s preoccupation within the temple. And Jesus was puzzled by his earthly parent’s lack of understanding regarding his mission and role on earth. It interesting that Jesus submitted to the concerns of his parents and honored their concern for Him, He acted in obedience to His parents. He also was able to live into His high missional calling. My calling for example may be unique to yours, but no less a valid or important contribution. Many if not most did not understand the mission and calling of Jesus. The same could be said of our calling and mission in life. People may not be able to grasp/understand what God has called us to accomplish with His power and wisdom. The good remarkable truth is that God is with us as we try to fulfill our uniquely important role in contributing to the Kingdom of God/making the world a better place for now and for eternity.<br /><a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=sermonnotes\" title=\"#sermonnotes\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#sermonnotes</a>",
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"content": "Psalm 16:7-11 (God is near to us, but are we near to Him. My 2025 top of the mind thought/goal is to keep my eyes on the Lord.)<br /><br />Salmos 16:7-11 (Dios está cerca a nosotros, pero estamos cerca de Él? Mi pensamiento/meta más alto para el año 2025 es mantener mis ojos y atención sobre el Señor Jesucristo.)",
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"content": "Personal Notes on Pastor Mark Walker’s Sermon This Morning<br />Micah 5:2-7<br />Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882 wrote the poem that later became the Christmas carol, “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day”. His first wife, Mary, died of complications related to a miscarriage. His second wife Frances died around Christmas time when her dress caught fire. Later his oldest son was sent off to war. This was the context of “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day”. In the prophet, Micah’s day, the people were drifting away from God towards evil. Today as well, we may be like the poet Longfellow and like many modern-day folks who are losing hope. He thought and maybe we think of security under the umbrella of a mighty benevolent warrior king as a welcome thought. But what kind of hope could there be when God shows up in a humble insignificant country town called Bethlehem. Micah is off in a corner waving and shouting to us, “You are looking for a lion, but what you need is a helpless lamb, a newborn helpless baby instead of a mighty warrior king.” We all can benefit from and need the ferocious love of God found in a humble man servant king named Jesus who shows us the way to Father God and life itself, both mortal and eternal.<br /><a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=sermonnotes\" title=\"#sermonnotes\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#sermonnotes</a>",
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"content": "Song of Solomon 8:6-7 (Love is the essence of Christmas, God’s incarnated fierce love for you and me.)<br /><br />Cantares 8:6-7 (La Navidad es la esencia de amor, el amor feroz de Dios incarnado para usted y para mi.)",
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"content": "Personal Notes on Pastor Mark Walker’s Sermon This Morning<br />Zephaniah Chapter 3<br />Our scripture passages this morning are in a small book of the Old Testament written during the reign of King Josiah in southern Judah. The book was written to Israelites and their neighboring nations. Its theme is the importance of turning back to God, this before the coming burning indignation of God. We see the potential for God’s burning wrath at the start of the book. But suddenly Zephaniah does an about face to describing the grace and mercy of God. This is good news for the people of Israel/Judah and indeed the world around them who had turned their backs on God. They deserve the burning indignation of God. Instead, they receive a cleansing fire of God full of love, grace, mercy and truth. Fear not! Joy and mercy win as we follow Emmanuel/God with us. Joy to the world, the Lord is come.<br /><a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=sermonnotes\" title=\"#sermonnotes\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#sermonnotes</a>",
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"content": "Personal Notes on Pastor Mark Walker’s Sermon This Morning\nZephaniah Chapter 3\nOur scripture passages this morning are in a small book of the Old Testament written during the reign of King Josiah in southern Judah. The book was written to Israelites and their neighboring nations. Its theme is the importance of turning back to God, this before the coming burning indignation of God. We see the potential for God’s burning wrath at the start of the book. But suddenly Zephaniah does an about face to describing the grace and mercy of God. This is good news for the people of Israel/Judah and indeed the world around them who had turned their backs on God. They deserve the burning indignation of God. Instead, they receive a cleansing fire of God full of love, grace, mercy and truth. Fear not! Joy and mercy win as we follow Emmanuel/God with us. Joy to the world, the Lord is come.\n#sermonnotes",
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"content": "John 14:27 (Acquire deep inner peace and thousands around you will be saved. Inner peace is the quickest path to spiritual maturity.)<br /><br />Juan 14:27 (Adquiere paz interior y miles de personas serán salvados. Paz interior es la ruta más rápida a madurez espiritual.)",
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"content": "Personal Notes on Pastor Mark Walker’s Sermon This Morning<br />Malachi 3:1-4<br />There are so many themes to explore during Advent. Today we focus on peace. Having a baby will change a couple’s life. Peace may be illusive in the realities of taking care of a newborn for a period time. Why would “God with us” as a baby, “Emmanuel with us”, be any different? Our passage in Malachi points us to a time of God literally being with us in human form. “Who can endure the day of His coming?” The reality described in Malachi is that we need the only true mysterious God baby developing into the Savior of the world. Peace, hope, joy, purpose and justice in the world will always begin with Jesus and no other. We need an “Oxi-clean” spiritual detergent to take away our deepest and most stubborn sin stains. We need a spiritual refining fire to remove the sin impurities of our lives. We plead, “Oh Come Oh Come Emmanuel”! We wait patiently between two Advents: 1) The past Advent where God reveals His plan for His created and 2) The coming Advent of Jesus’ return to earth to restore His creation back to God intended purposes. Is the Lion of Judah safe for us now? Yes! Is the Lion of Judah good for us now? Yes! Oh, come to my heart Lord Jesus, there is room in my heart for you.<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=sermonnotes\" title=\"#sermonnotes\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#sermonnotes</a>",
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"content": "Personal Notes on Pastor Mark Walker’s Sermon This Morning\nMalachi 3:1-4\nThere are so many themes to explore during Advent. Today we focus on peace. Having a baby will change a couple’s life. Peace may be illusive in the realities of taking care of a newborn for a period time. Why would “God with us” as a baby, “Emmanuel with us”, be any different? Our passage in Malachi points us to a time of God literally being with us in human form. “Who can endure the day of His coming?” The reality described in Malachi is that we need the only true mysterious God baby developing into the Savior of the world. Peace, hope, joy, purpose and justice in the world will always begin with Jesus and no other. We need an “Oxi-clean” spiritual detergent to take away our deepest and most stubborn sin stains. We need a spiritual refining fire to remove the sin impurities of our lives. We plead, “Oh Come Oh Come Emmanuel”! We wait patiently between two Advents: 1) The past Advent where God reveals His plan for His created and 2) The coming Advent of Jesus’ return to earth to restore His creation back to God intended purposes. Is the Lion of Judah safe for us now? Yes! Is the Lion of Judah good for us now? Yes! Oh, come to my heart Lord Jesus, there is room in my heart for you.\n\n#sermonnotes",
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