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Problems?

Rev. Terry Matthews
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Duration
1h 49m
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Xulon Press

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Excerpt: (1) God was either impregnated with Jesus, and He impregnated Mary, thus making God the Father of Jesus, or (2) God took a portion of Himself and impregnated Mary with a son. Both conclusions make God the Father of Jesus.

God had no problem getting Israel out of Egypt. God's problem was getting Egypt out of Israel.

Because "everything" God made "was "GOOD", "evil" was created by default!

No one is exempt from problems, not even God. God can blink an eye and make them all go away but he doesn't. The first step to a solution is recognizing the problem. A lot of us live in denial our entire lives. We justify ourselves by saying things like "Oh that’s just the way I am", or "that's the way my father or mother was". Many of us don't recognize we have a problem until we're standing before a judge, or in a hospital, in jail, or just plain beat down.

Although our days may be bright as the morning sun, tomorrow we can wake up and find everything gone. Trouble lurks around the corner in all of our lives. As our morning coffee brews, so does our problems if we don't recognize them and nip them in the bud. Otherwise, we can easily find ourselves beyond the point of no return.

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