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WILL YOU ALLOW GOD TO WORK HERE?

by Dick Onarecker

Scripture: Mark 6:1-6


Will You Allow God to Work Here?
Dick Onarecker
Mark 6:1-6


Thought: All things are possible through Christ, and He is astonished when we don’t have faith to believe that.

[Question: Will you let God work here?
Challenge: What happens when a God called pastor and a God called Church come together to serve Christ? That excites me.]

Message:
‘‘I’m going to share with you a spiritual insight: a message that may revolutionize you, your marriage, your spiritual life, your friendships; the rest of the days of your life.
The power of God will revolutionize this church unless you decide to stop Him.
I will ask you to consider some things that may raise your eyebrows: I’m ask you to make personal decisions that could cause you to shake in your boots or fall off your high-heels. I ask this based on scripture and the power of His Word.
I ask: will you become part of mighty miracles?; and I believe I already know what one miracle is.

Some of you have attended church for years. Others of you have just begun. Now, how many ever perceived the slightest hint that there is a great revival just waiting to happen - somewhere - and you sure would like to know where it was, so you could be a part.

I ask you frank questions: questions you’ve probably never heard from the pulpit.
‘‘How many of you are tired of petty arguments wasting time and energy of the church?
How many of you are tired of little conflicts that demand high priority?
Are you tired of being sidetracked with petty jealousy?
Are you tired of tiny goals, and wasted energies?’’

Listen to me church member. Listen to me backslidder. Listen to me Sunday School teacher, Listen to me committee member. Listen Deacons. I will tell you about one of the most life changing, church changing truths in the Bible. I’m going to tell you right now that after you have heard it I don’t want you to get any big ideas-because, whatever ideas you may get will just be TOO small.

God’s ideas are immense. ...

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