Following From A Safe Distance

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Following From A Safe Distance

Mark 14:53-72

December 13, 2015 • Dr. Gary Brandenburg

What happens when an irresistible force meets an immovable object? This is a classic philosophical paradox meant to show that there are some dilemmas that cannot be resolved. However, the paradox is a flawed since if there exists an irresistible force then no object is immovable.

Rising Above Fear

December 27, 2015

My family and I are two years out from one of the most terrifying episodes of our lives. My wife, Martha, and I began to notice evidence that we weren’t the only ones who had been in our house. And the more we looked, the more evidence we saw. On the second night after noticing this I had to get up and go to the kitchen, and when I walked into our living room my worst fears were realized. There, on our fireplace, stood the biggest, nastiest, hairiest…rat I’ve ever seen. We had a four-second staring contest and then it scampered away. Needless to say, I didn’t sleep that night. My mind ran wild as I though of all the things that thing might be doing, and I was convinced it was about to sneak in my room, jump into my bed and make my life miserable. I don’t know why I was scared. I outweighed it by about 230 lbs and could probably take it in a fistfight. But I was creeped out as I pictured it creeping around my house.

Mary Did You Know

December 20, 2015 • Dr. Gary Brandenburg

What DID Mary know? Did she know that she held her Creator in her arms? When she looked down at her baby at her breast did she know that she was feeding the Son of God? Did she know that her son would heal the sick, walk on water and make the blind to see? Did she know He would be hated and that she would live to see Him die in his early thirties? Did Mary know that the Son she delivered would one day deliver her? The birth of Jesus reads like this…Lk. 2:1-7.

Always Faithful

December 6, 2015

Good morning everyone and welcome to Fellowship Dallas. It’s hard to believe that Christmas is only three weeks away. Personally, I love this time of year. The cooler weather along with all of the traditions brings a flood of memories from Christmases past.