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What did Moses see in the ‘Burning Bush?’

Posted on January 21, 2017 by Pete Rambo

Originally posted Dec. 12, 2013 The first part of Exodus chapter three details Moses’ encounter with the ‘burning bush.’ I re-read this portion of Scripture the other day as part of a recent topical study when I saw something I … Continue reading →

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God will have to apologize to Jerusalem….

Posted on December 9, 2013 by Pete Rambo

As I was reading several chapters in Ezekiel last night, I came across a passage that so perfectly describes the Christian Church that it occurred to me that if God DOESN’T judge her, then He will HAVE to apologize to … Continue reading →

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Church Signs and Errant Theology

Posted on July 19, 2013 by Pete Rambo

Admittedly, theology is particularly hard to boil into modern culture’s penchant for ‘sound bytes.’ Generally, they do not turn into sound theological bites. Recently, a church very close to the fellowship I help lead had some interesting material on their … Continue reading →