We are enlightened to expect God to meet my needs, or our needs. We are not to expect our spouse or our boyfriend or our girlfriend or work or a hobby or a sport to meet all of our needs. If we expect somebody or something to meet all of our needs, we are going to be disappointed. God said, “Expect Me to meet all of your needs. Trust Me.”
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What’s the Point? —2019 Feb 10
King Solomon who wrote Ecclesiastes was a seeker on a quest for the meaning and purpose of life. Have you tried to straighten out something that is crooked? Have you tried to straighten out a relationship that just refuses to be straightened out? Have you tried to solve a problem that you just couldn’t figure out? Have you tried to change somebody or a circumstance but you just couldn’t do it?
View SermonBringing Sanity into a Busy Life —2018 Jan 28 (pt 4)
Bringing Sanity into a Busy Life “Do you feel stressed in every way? . . .” —Pastor Ken based on Ecclesiastes 2:17-20 —2018 Jan…
View SermonWhen Life gets Hurried —2018 Jan 7 (pt 1 Balance)
In a USA Today article, I read, “Today people are souped up, stressed out and over-scheduled. In this brand new world, boundaries between work and family are fast disappearing.
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