where can i find a sermon entitled how committed are we at?
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You might want to do a search on Charles Spurgeon, who was one of the best preachers. He's done a ton of sermons and there are many books containing his sermons. Try Amazon dot com or your local Christian bookstore. <*)))><
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See if you can check it out at www.beliefnet.com (or .org)
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Get over it... \n\nWelcome to living in a democracy, where it matters what others think.\n\n(BTW, micber is right that I also want to learn more about the Bible - I DO admit it).
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Ecclesiastes 12:13\nLet us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.
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If you are asking for historys sake, Ronin is right about the mostly Protestant, and Anglican thing. (In England.) If you are asking for now a days... don't worry so much about what church is right, and focus on getting your heart right. Your local pastor isn't going to be your judge, God is. Line up with His rules. Get a relationship with Him. Notice I said relationship, not religion?
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Your best bet is to contact a local church.
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Have you by any chance checked the family web site for information?  It is http://www.aaallen.net/.  Since they have the copyright on all his books and sermons, they may be able to provide what you are looking for.
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commit yourself to keeping the promise
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I certainly hope there is! You could check with the Churches in that area, would be a good place to start.
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Its still going on.\n\nMore info:\nhttp://www.brownsvillechurch.org/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=27
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The Bible should be your primary source.\n\nhttp://www3.calvarychapel.com/library/Tozer-AW/PursuitOfGod/0.htm
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Try this: http://www.hymn-project.org/
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READ\nMatthew 4:1-11 -or- Luke 4:1-13
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1. I'm not going to e-mail you! Just give me my ten points, mate!\n\n2. Here is an old hymn with a similar beginnining.\n\n"Dear Shepherd of Thy People, Hear"\nWords: John Newton, Olney Hymns (London: W. Oliver, 1779). \nMusic: "Somerset," William Henry Hewlett (1837-1940) \n\nDear Shepherd of Thy people, hear;\nThy presence now display;\nAs Thou hast given a place for prayer,\nSo give us hearts to pray.\n\nO Lord, our languid souls inspire,\nFor here, we trust, thou art!\nSend down a coal of heav'nly fire,\nTo warm each waiting heart.\n\nShow us some token of Thy love,\nOur fainting hope to raise;\nAnd pour Thy blessings from above,\nThat we may render praise.\n\nWithin these walls let holy peace\nAnd love and concord dwell;\nHere give the troubled conscience ease,\nThe wounded spirit heal.\n\nThe feeling heart, the melting eye,\nThe humble mind bestow;\nAnd shine upon us from on high,\nTo make our graces grow!\n\nMay we in faith receive Thy Word,\nIn faith present our prayers;\nAnd, in the presence of our Lord,\nUnbosom all our cares.\n\nAnd may the Gospel's joyful sound\nEnforced by mighty grace,\nAwaken many sinners round,\nTo come and fill the place.\nhttp://www.cyberhymnal.org/htm/d/e/dearshep.htm\nhttp://www.blueletterbible.org/hymns/htm_d_e_dearshep.html\n\n 3. All it took was a simple internet search using part of your own question (details below).
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The vicar returned to the rectory complaining bitterly that someone had stolen his bicycle while he'd been out on his parish calls.\n"I've got an idea," replied the verger."This Sunday in church make the Ten Commandments the theme of the sermon and when you get to "Thou shall not steal" watch their faces carefully for any tell-tale signs."\nSo that Sunday the vicar began his sermon but halfway through suddenly dried up and finished early.\n"What happened?" asked the verger later.\n"Well,I was going to do as you suggested but when I got to "Thou shall not commit adultery," I suddenly remembered where I'd left my bicycle."
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.... needs to be committed."
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Try Matthew 18:22...\n\nPeace be with you.