Category Archive: Sermon Thoughts - Page 49

Pascal, happiness, and the fire
Posted July 1st, 2008 by Mike Hubbard

I hate when I do this!  On Sunday, I intended to end the sermon with another quote from French mathematician and philosopher Blaise Pascal.  Pascal was a genius who made significant contributions to scientific and mathematic research.   In fact, some universities provide classes that just deal with Pascal’s mathematics.  His is most known for Pascal’s […]

Martin & Gracia Burnham – Missionaries to the Philippines
Posted May 29th, 2008 by Mike Hubbard

We used a video this past Sunday of missionary pilots, Martin & Gracia Burnham.  These two were captured by terrorists while living in the Philippines.  If you didn’t see the video, click this link. I’ve heard from a few of you wanting more information about their story, so I have found a couple articles from […]

Resources for talking about God and the things of God
Posted May 13th, 2008 by Mike Hubbard

I mentioned that I would publish a blog with some suggested resources for families as they seek to engage their kids in spiritual conversations. I cannot tell you how much I believe that the primary place for the spiritual formation of children and teens should be the home. The church is here to assist what […]

Talking about God and the things of God with your kids
Posted May 10th, 2008 by Mike Hubbard

Tomorrow morning I plan to preach out of the book of Malachi about parenting and leading children to believe the Gospel.  Let me tell you a few things I believe about the church’s involvement with children.  First, the Bible is clear that parents are the primary educators and pastors in the lives of their kids.  […]

Infant Baptism – its origins
Posted April 30th, 2008 by Mike Hubbard

I mentioned Sunday that I would write a blog on this. But even as I do, I write it with a bit of fear and trembling. My goal here is not to show how we are right and someone else is wrong. I actually have many friends and people that I highly respect in the […]


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