Lance Brown

A Hymn From My Father

03/28/2022

As I come upon my parent’s anniversary, my thoughts sometimes linger back to when I was a child.  We would visit grandpa’s farm, in my dad’s old blue pick-up truck, which he named Beulah.  In a deep, rich bass, he would sing a hymn that has become a favorite of mine, and it would forever…

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LOST, Part 3: The Downward Spiral of Indulgence

03/27/2022

Last week we looked at willful ignorance as we ignore all the wonder and beauty around us that necessitates a creator and instead assume we know better. This week we are looking at what happens when God allows us to try and fill the God sized whole in our hearts with our own indulgences and…

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LOST, Part 2: The Downward Spiral of Man

03/20/2022

We continue to week 2 of our new series: “Lost.”  While claiming to being “open-minded” we actually are quite closed-minded, only hearing what we want to hear, only believing what we want to believe. Instead of being driven by rationality, we are driven by our passions and desires–for either lesser things, or wrong things. This has…

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LOST, Part1: Man’s Dire Predicament

03/13/2022

If you continue to be surprised at your pattern of sin, in spite of “knowing better,” you should dive into the devotionals for this week. We will never truly understand who we are and why we do what we do until we take a realistic view of our dark side.

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Minor Prophets: Zephaniah

03/06/2022

We return to studying the minor prophets with Zephaniah. Journey with us as we learn about one of the least talked about prophets in the old testament. We are going to look at his message of destruction and the evil of sin but rejoice as he paints a picture of a father who loves us…

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Redemptive Relating: UP

02/27/2022

Redemptive relating happens in the direction of “UP” when we take a renewed look upward to see what God is forming in me and the people with whom I am having conversations. When we realize what God is building in us, that someone else can see and sense, while we may not see it at all. Or,…

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