Good Morning [01.27.12]

posted January 27, 2012 by eagle brook | |

[Editor's Note: "Good Morning" is a devotions series from Senior Pastor Bob Merritt. Every morning, Bob journals using the S.A.P. method. For more information on using this tool when reading your Bible, click here.] Good morning Meg, Dave, Nelly and Sara, We pray for you daily and know that God is leading all of you. These are the dull drums of winter but a few more weeks we’ll have it licked…

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RYB (Romans): Living with Regret

posted January 25, 2012 by eagle brook | |

By Vince Miller, Ministry Development Director Do you ever have moments that you wish you could do over? Emails you wish you could unsend? Comments you wish you could retract? Experiences that leave you asking, “Why did I do that?” I have these moments from time to time. The feeling is best captured with one word—regret. Sometimes this feeling of regret is simple and passes quickly, but at other times…

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Read Your Bible: Romans

posted January 16, 2012 by eagle brook | |

By Carrie Rasmussen, Ministry Development “Faith grows from hearing the word of the Lord.” (Romans 10:17) Jump in and join us as we begin a new Bible reading plan! Imagine the powerful momentum if all 15,000 of us were growing in God’s truth together. You can pick up a Bible reading plan at Information Central on the weekend or find it online at eaglebrookchurch.com/readyourbible. As we read the Bible, we…

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Inked Scripture Verse: The Impossible

posted December 27, 2011 by eagle brook | |

By Vince Miller, Ministry Development Director There are some things that God cannot do. Interesting statement, right? And it is actually a true statement. God cannot sin, lie, or do evil because his character will not allow him to do so. In spite of the short list of things that God cannot do, God can do the impossible, or what may seem to us to be impossible. His all-knowing wisdom and…

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Inked Scripture Verse: Protection

posted December 21, 2011 by eagle brook | |

By Vince Miller, Ministry Development Director Isaiah 43:1-2  The historical moments that surround these verses are deeply rich, vividly memorable and extremely emotional. These words were spoken by the prophet Isaiah 800 years after two very significant events in Israel’s history. The first event was the deliverance of Israel from Egypt by an inarticulate spokesperson named Moses. The most significant event of this slavery deliverance was the moment when more than…

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