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King Herod had the opportunity to repent when he heard God's Word. He chose to disregard the teaching he heard, though, and was trapped by his carelessness in distressing decisions. Are we falling into a similar trap today?
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| virgil poage November 21, 2009 | now that message is what I call meddling, the best and the truth may God bless the sermon and grant fruit for your labors. |
| Michael McLarney November 26, 2009 | Thank you for your meddling in my life these past months since I discovered your teaching. Yours is not the only teaching voice of which I avail for I am not that much a fool. However, I thank God for blessing you with this gift of meddling which brought you to my ear. My life, both before and after I believed, has displayed far too much evidence of carelessness leading to regretable decisions. Though such choices no longer lead me to hell, their repercussions could certainly affect the eternal choices of others. Too often in our self concern we forget that we are the only Bible some others will ever read. Meddle away, dear brother. Pray we always hear when we should, listen when we hear and act in accordance with the example we've been given by God's only non-adopted child, |
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