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		By: Gordon		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[WordPress or no, this is an excellent outline regarding the Lukan picture of God&#039;s in-breaking Kingdom in the first century.  It is the kind of sermon which prompts not just bloodless, abstract reflection, but which describes God&#039;s divine action in a way that calls you (trans. ME) to action.
What a great, encouraging promise is embedded in 3.4,i.e. that through service we can enjoy &quot;amazing things the world never dreamed of...&quot;
I only hope to live and embody such a sermon...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>WordPress or no, this is an excellent outline regarding the Lukan picture of God&#8217;s in-breaking Kingdom in the first century.  It is the kind of sermon which prompts not just bloodless, abstract reflection, but which describes God&#8217;s divine action in a way that calls you (trans. ME) to action.<br />
What a great, encouraging promise is embedded in 3.4,i.e. that through service we can enjoy &#8220;amazing things the world never dreamed of&#8230;&#8221;<br />
I only hope to live and embody such a sermon&#8230;</p>
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