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Sermon Isaiah 2:1-5 The Lessons of Christmas Dr. Keith Wagner We have a tradition in our family during the Christmas season that includes our grandchildren. During Advent we take them to a Christmas production like the Nutcracker. This year we are going to the Victoria Theater in Dayton to see, “Mooseltoe.” It’s a childrens’ story … Continue reading “Isaiah 2:1-5 The Lessons of Christmas (Wagner) – Bible study”

Sermon Isaiah 2:1-5 Walking in the Light Dr. Keith Wagner A neighbor of mine has some construction going on at his house. I thought perhaps he might be building a bomb shelter or adding a sun room. I happened to run into him one day last week and so I asked him what he was … Continue reading “Isaiah 2:1-5 Walking in the Light (Wagner) – Bible study”

Sermon Isaiah 5:1-7 Let the Vineyards be Fruitful, Lord The Rev. Dr. James D Kegel Grace to you and peace from God the Father and the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, Amen. Some of you know all about grapes. You grow different varieties and make wine; some of you work for wineries. Many of you … Continue reading “Isaiah 5:1-7 Let the Vineyards be Fruitful, Lord (Kegel) – Bible study”

Sermon Isaiah 5:1-7 The Unexpected Harvest The Rev. Charles Hoffacker Among the many powerful forces we experience in life are expectations. Some expectations come from other people. Parents, spouses, peers, bosses, friends, children, neighbors, customers, and plenty of others all have their expectations of us. They expect certain things regarding our speech, our behavior, our … Continue reading “Isaiah 5:1-7 The Unexpected Harvest – Bible study”

Children’s Sermon Isaiah 6:1-8 Wow! By Lois Parker Edstrom Object suggested: Draw an exclamation mark on poster board or on white board. At the appropriate time in your presentation add the phrase “Here I am; send me!” If you have access to comic books you will be able to provide many examples of exclamation marks … Continue reading “Isaiah 6:1-8 WOW! (Edstrom) – Bible study”

Sermon Isaiah 6:1-6 Marching Orders Rev. Amy Butler A community of faith, if it is doing its job, should always be a place that recognizes and facilitates the call of God on individual lives. As a congregation here at Calvary Baptist Church, we are doing just that today as we celebrate the calling and sending … Continue reading “Isaiah 6:1-6 Marching Orders (Butler) – Bible study”

Sermon Isaiah 6:1-8 Are You a Leader? The Rev. Dr. James D. Kegel GLORY TO THE FATHER AND TO THE SON AND TO THE HOLY SPIRIT, AS IT WAS IN THE BEGINNING, IS NOW AND WILL BE FOREVER, AMEN. Are you a leader? Are your pastors? George Barna, sociologist of religion, interviewed more than 2400 … Continue reading “Isaiah 6:1-8 Are You a Leader? (Kegel) – Bible study”

Sermon Isaiah 6:1-8 & 1 Corinthians 3:1-11 Partners with God By Richard Niell Donovan When I read a newspaper, often I feel helpless. Headlines speak in alarming tones of: Global warming Diminishing oil supplies Global terrorism Wars and rumors of wars Political scandals Corporate greed AIDS and the threats of pandemics. When I look at … Continue reading “Isaiah 6:1-8 Partners with God (Donovan) – Bible study”

Sermon Isaiah 6:1-8 Four Letter Words to God The Rev. Dr. James D. Kegel GLORY TO THE FATHER AND TO THE SON AND TO THE HOLY SPIRIT AS IT WAS IN THE BEGININNG IS NOW AND WILL BE FOREVER, AMEN. I don’t know what it is about four letter words but when we think of … Continue reading “Isaiah 6:1-8 Four Letter Words to God (Kegel) – Bible study”

Sermon Isaiah 6:1-8 & John 3:1-17 Bold Enough to Tell the Truth By The Rev. Charles Hoffacker There’s a song we sing or say at every Eucharist. It’s called the Sanctus from the first word of the Latin version. Here’s how it goes: Holy, holy, holy Lord, God of power and might, heaven and earth … Continue reading “Isaiah 6:1-8 and John 3:1-17, Bold Enough to Tell the Truth (Trinity) (Hoffacker) – Bible study”