From Daniel’s Den…

THROUGH IT ALL

About this time last year, I began my “From Daniel’s Den” article with these words:
What a year 2020 has been! To borrow from President Roosevelt, 2020 is a year that “will live in infamy!” A common theme over the past several months has been “Enough already” as many people want to erase the past twelve months and embrace a new year.
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CHRISTMAS LIGHT: DISPELLING THE DARKNESS

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ADVENT: A SEASON OF CELEBRATION

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ADVENT: A SEASON OF ADORATION

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ADVENT: A SEASON OF EXPECTATION

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ADVENT: A SEASON OF PREPARATION

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THANKS-GIVING: LIVING WITH AN ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE

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WHO DOES JESUS USE?

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SHEPHERD SERVANTS: WORKING FOR THE LORD

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PASTOR APPRECIATION: PART THREE (SEE-CHER AND PLEACH-ER)

The Southern Baptist Convention was organized in 1845 at the First Baptist Church of Augusta, Georgia. As a tribute to the faith of the Convention’s founders, the church placed an inscription in the building: “Men who see the invisible, hear the inaudible, believe the incredible, and think the unthinkable.”
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THROUGH IT ALL

About this time last year, I began my “From Daniel’s Den” article with these words:
What a year 2020 has been! To borrow from President Roosevelt, 2020 is a year that “will live in infamy!” A common theme over the past several months has been “Enough already” as many people want to erase the past twelve months and embrace a new year.
Read more...

CHRISTMAS LIGHT: DISPELLING THE DARKNESS

Read more...

ADVENT: A SEASON OF CELEBRATION

Read more...

ADVENT: A SEASON OF ADORATION

Read more...

ADVENT: A SEASON OF EXPECTATION

Read more...

ADVENT: A SEASON OF PREPARATION

Read more...

THANKS-GIVING: LIVING WITH AN ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE

Read more...

WHO DOES JESUS USE?

Read more...

SHEPHERD SERVANTS: WORKING FOR THE LORD

Read more...

PASTOR APPRECIATION: PART THREE (SEE-CHER AND PLEACH-ER)

The Southern Baptist Convention was organized in 1845 at the First Baptist Church of Augusta, Georgia. As a tribute to the faith of the Convention’s founders, the church placed an inscription in the building: “Men who see the invisible, hear the inaudible, believe the incredible, and think the unthinkable.”
Read more...