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FINDING HEAVEN WHEN YOU’RE WALKING THROUGH HELL

by Scott Maze

Scripture: Colossians 3:1-4


Finding Heaven When You’re Walking through Hell
Scott Maze
Colossians 3:1-4


Keep your Bibles open to with me Colossians 3, will you?

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I am mindful that we have persecuted brothers and sisters in Christ around the world who risk their lives to gather for worship weekly. Of course, there is no substitute for gathering together in person. Let's gather in person as soon as possible - we need to be in the Lord's House on the Lord's Day.

Today, I want to speak to you about finding a path forward in this time of great turmoil. The title of my message is, ''Finding Heaven When You're Walking through Hell.''

One of the most famous quotes in presidential history was Franklin Delano Roosevelt said, ''We have nothing to fear but fear itself.'' The problem with that quote is it is simply untrue. As long as there are spiders, rattlesnakes, murderers, and terrorists and criminals on the loose, there is plenty of room for fear. There are real and powerful threats to your well-being today. As the news media highlights continually in our day, we have real threats to our safety and security. There is rioting in the streets of many of our largest cities spread throughout our nation. We have witnessed a handful of shameful officers not worthy of the uniform that threaten the George Floyd's of our day. Let's pray together for people of the uniform - our police force as a California officer was ambushed and killed just yesterday. Let's pray for their safety but also their discretion in how they use their authority. Protestors painted defund the police along the streets of our nation's capital, just one block from the White House.

How do we find a path forward in this time of turmoil? We have a global pan ...

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