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They Kingdom Come" Means "I Am Willing To ...
Contributed by Jeff Simms on Oct 9, 2005 (message contributor)
“They kingdom come” means “I am willing to surrender everything I possess in order to possess God. God demands our all or our nothing at all.” (God’s Psychiatry, Charles Allen, pg.103)
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I Am Reminded Of The Story Of A Preacher Who ... PRO
Contributed by William Wyne on Sep 8, 2003
I am reminded of the story of a Preacher who asked a boy about the presence of God. The Preacher said to him, "Son, I will give you an apple if you can tell me where God is". The boy looked at the Preacher, then he looked at the apple, he said, ...read more
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There Is A Story Told Of Three Little Girls Who ... PRO
Contributed by William Wyne on Sep 8, 2003
There is a story told of three little girls who are enjoying an evening of play. They started playing the game of counting their money; the object was to see who had the most and the winner would be crowned queen for the day. The first little girl counted thirteen pennies, the second ...read more
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