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Preach the Word!: Preach the Word! | The teaching ministry of Calvary Chapel Tyler & random thoughts from Tim Burns

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Ezekiel 33, “The Watchman’s Warnings”

As a father, few things make me prouder than seeing my daughter make wise decisions. Regardless what other details might be involved, or if I had gone down the same roads she chose, once she’s there, choices need to be made. And if/when she makes good choices (godly choices), it does my heart good. This is...


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How do you see the book of Revelation? It is a gift from our Lord God, not only so that we would know the things to expect in the future, but that we would see and glorify our wonderful Jesus!

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Revelation 1:1-3, “Prologue”

It was Julie Andrews in The Sound of Music who taught us “to start at the very beginning, for it’s a very good place to start.” That might sound strange when speaking about the last book of the Bible, but it is just as true of the book of Revelation as it is for every other book of the Bible. We need to st...


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In Chapters 31-32, the prophecies against Egypt continue as this general section of prophetic oracles against the nations comes to a close. Three more oracles are provided to Ezekiel, all on very specific dates, each of them sounding God’s own warning of judgment soon to come to Egypt. These warnings were not to be ignored!

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Ezekiel 31-32, “Don’t Ignore the Warning”

One of the ways you can tell someone is adjusted to living in Texas is how they deal with storm sirens. Those new to the area tend to jump out of bed at all hours of the night and huddle in the bathroom; those who have lived here all our lives tend to sleep straight through. There is a downside to it: ...


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