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A Men's Weekend

Submitted by chaddsch on Fri, 02/05/2010

I had a great time with 10 of my friends this past weekend.  Six of us from Guadalajara met up with five guys from Mexico City at a cabin on the east side of Mexico City—in the shadow of the volcano, Iztaccíhuatl.  After several weeks of prayer and preparation, we wanted to spend the weekend with God and with one another in conversation about our role as men—in our families, jobs, churches and communities.  We wanted to be brutally honest with ourselves and with each other about how our life

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"Broken Vessels in the Potter’s Hands"

Ron Bontrager

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Jeremiah_7_January_31.ppt

God sent Jeremiah to watch a potter at work (ch. 18), remaking the vessel until it pleased him.  God wanted Jeremiah to know that He is a potter, and He wants His people to please Him.  Unfortunately, most in Jeremiah’s day didn’t want to please God and were destroyed.  After the Babylonians final attack on the city (ch. 39), Jeremiah wrote Lamentations, a book filled with intense sorrow, but it also included praise to God.  God’s people today need to praise Him even in the worst of times.

"Keeping the Covenant"

Ron Bontrager

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Six hundred years before Christ, God, through His prophet Jeremiah, declared, "I will make a new covenant."  There are many characteristics of that promised covenant, the greatest being the forgivenenss of sins.  The sermon examines the promise (Jeremiah 31), its fulfillment (Hebrews 8), and the need to contionue keeping covenant.

 

"Blessing the Lord: The Soul of Psalm 103"

Tim Burow

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The 103rd Psalm is a call  for each of us to acknowledge the blessings that God has given us.  He forgives our sins, heals our diseases and withholds no good thing from His children.  We are also reminded in this text of the greatness of God's intrinsic qualities that make His interaction with us filled with goodness.  The response, says the author, that comes from the saints of God is to bless Him with all of our soul.  By blessing him, we mean that we bring a smile to His face and make him glad that we are His children.  Our God deserves nothing short of all

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