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- Skeleton of Trinity Sunday Sermon 2008
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2 comments:
"...less about us and more about the Spirit." Are you sure? I've heard the Spirit needs a lot of help. You know; drums, loud contemporary music, that sort of stuff. I mean, here we are at Pentecost. I'm just positive that Peter's sermon notes were flashed up on the wall, and that the loud rushing wind was the intro to an extended chorus. The tongues of fire were the pyrotechnics behind the praise band. How else can you account for the thousands joining the church that day?
You rock, CP!
In all seriousness, how do we bring our best, without it becoming all about us?
Three cheers for the Spirit.
Chris+
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