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Nov 2, 2008 57 min

Near and Far Sighted

from LCM Sermons Hosted by Life Changing Ministries

Hello, Friends This message was originally delivered on a Sunday Morning to our local body. The theme deals with God's demonstrated ability to see the end from the beginning. Drawing extensively from the Hebrew Prophet Isaiah, this message encourages the community of believers to demonstrate their trust by acting in obedience to the Word. Looking in the rear view mirror we can see that Isaiah prophesied events accurately hundreds of years before they occurred. With this in mind we have every reason to trust the Word in the areas we have yet to see fulfilled. LCMF Staff

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