Reading The Bible Chronologiclally In A Year
December 31st, 2007 · Posted in Christianity, Practical Christianity · 0 CommentsIf your plan for 2008 includes reading the Bible in a year, here’s one way my nephew Rob suggests doing it.
December, 2007 Archives
Sermon: Isaiah 63:7-9
December 30th, 2007 · Posted in SERMONS · 0 CommentsI have posted my sermon from today on my sermon blog. It’s based on Isaiah 63:7-9 and entitled: God Has Blessed Us.
Here’s a portion of it:
When I was young I used to want to stay up until midnight on New Years Eve and “see the New Year in”. When I was about six [...]
Advent Sermons
December 30th, 2007 · Posted in SERMONS · 0 CommentsHere are links to my sermons for Advent this year:
1. December 2: Mark 13:32-37 Open Your Eyes And See God
2. December 13: Mark 1:1-8 Open Your Ears And Hear God
3. December 16: Luke 1:26-56 Open Your Mouths And Tell The Good News
4. December 23: Matthew 2:1-20: Open Your Hearts And Receive [...]
Sermon: Luke 2:1-20
December 30th, 2007 · Posted in SERMONS · 0 CommentsI’m just getting around to posting my sermon from last Sunday on my sermon blog! It’s part 4 of my Advent series on having open ears to hear God, open eyes to see God, open mouths to tell that God has come, and open hearts to receive God. The sermon is based on [...]
Advent Music: Joy To The World
December 23rd, 2007 · Posted in Advent Videos, Christmas Songs · 1 CommentFor The 4th Sunday of Advent: Joy To The World
I’m not sure if I’ll be posting again until after Christmas (Sally and I are going to be “on the road” some the next few days) — so have a blessed Christmas!
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I am the pastor of Hopewell Presbyterian Church in Florence, SC. I have been a Presbyterian Church (USA) pastor for over 20 years. I'm married, with no children - but 3 dogs! I enjoy meeting people, reading, blogging, watching sports, and fishing -- among other things.
The opinions you'll find here are mine alone. They do not necessarily express the views of my church, my Presbytery, my denomination, my family, my friends, or anyone else. The attempted humor you'll find here is definitely mine.
Bill Hayes
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