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Clearing My Desk

Edwin Moore
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Pages
60
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.

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Clearing My Desk is a collection of five sermons/experiences delivered through the years to congregations in various locations. I do not know if I have ever had an original thought; therefore, I claim no originality. I agree with my friend Hinkle Little, who said, "I have never had an original thought, it was God's, and He just gave it away."

"The Life and Death of a Little Giant" is a remembrance of my precious granddaughter who died at age four.

"Vexed" looks at the life experiences of Lot in Sodom and how the Christian community today is likewise vexed.

In "Three Questions," using Paul's prayer in Romans 1:9-17, we ask ourselves if we are willing for God to answer our prayers in His way. Are we willing for God to answer our prayers in His time? Are we willing for God to answer our prayers for His purpose?

"What If?" examines how Christians often limit the blessings of God by expecting Him to work in the same manner as our past experiences have shown. Should we not let go and let God?

"Twenty-Seven Days" reviews my experience with a young lady with only twenty-seven days to live.

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