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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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Whatever else the church in Philadelphia endured, this was a church that held fast to Jesus. As they did, they found that Jesus always held fast to them. The message unto the church of today? Hold fast to Christ! It is good that we started well, but a race is more than about starting; we need to finish.

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Revelation 3:7-13, “Faithful Philadelphia”

Without intending any offense to those who may have family or roots in the northeast/mid-atlantic Keystone State, the words “faithful” and “Philadelphia” don’t necessarily seem to go together. Cheesesteak sandwiches, yes – the Rocky steps, yes – the Eagles, 76ers, Phillies, Flyers, yes. Faithfulness t...


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The book of Esther is about God. No, His name is not mentioned, but by no stretch of the imagination is the book silent regarding His actions. The providence of God is all over these pages, seen from the very beginning as God works His perfect plan through imperfect people, using even the sinful decisions of men and women to do something marvelous.

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Esther 1-2, “A New Queen”

When thinking about the book of Esther, the opening scene of ThePrincess Bride came to mind when the grandfather is explaining the book to his grandson, saying that it was a book of “fencing, fighting, torture, revenge…” and more, along (of course) with “true love.” When we consider that the only two...


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If/when a church leaves its gospel foundation in the pursuit of other things, the church dies. If/when churches leave Jesus, they leave their source of life. Sardis did, and they were condemned as dead. May we never leave our source of life, always keeping Jesus and His gospel as our foundation!

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