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David
C. McCasland
During
Major Gen. Mark Graham’s 2 years as commander of Fort Carson, Colorado,
he became known and loved for the way he treated others. One US Army
colleague said: “I have never come across another general officer who
was so compassionate and so concerned about the well-being of soldiers
and their families.” After losing one son to suicide and another who
was killed in action, Mark and his wife, Carol, dedicated themselves to
helping soldiers and their families cope with service-related stress,
depression, and loss.
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| Read: Acts 11:19-26 |
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Acts - 11 -Audio-)
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He was a good man, full of the Holy Spirit and of faith. And a great many people were added to the Lord. —Acts 11:24 |
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| Bible
in a Year: Judges 16-18; Luke 7:1-30 |
"Reflexions from Our Daily Bread"
Posted by: Ben Ayala : benayalal@gmail.com
Thanks to the Sources at: rbc[dot]org -and- odb[dot]org |
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🗓️ Sermón 1: La Presencia de Dios en Medio de la Ausencia Humana • Fecha Sugerida: Miércoles 1 (Inicio) • Título: ¡No Estás Solo! Dios Mismo se Ocupa de Ti • Texto Central: Salmo 23 (Énfasis en los versículos 1-4) • Objetivo: Trasladar la confianza de la gente de lo que los líderes hacen o no hacen a lo que Dios es y hace. 💡 Puntos Clave: 1. La Realidad del Vacío (V. 1a, 2a, 3a): La gente está sintiendo una necesidad profunda (falta de pastoreo, de provisión, de dirección). Mencionar el dolor sin culpar, solo describiendo el sentimiento de abandono. 2. El Pastor Ideal es Jehová (V. 1-2): El Salmo 23 no empieza diciendo "Mi pastor humano" sino "Jehová es mi pastor, nada me faltará." ◦ Provisión y Descanso: Él provee paz ("en lugares de delicados pastos") y restauración ("confortará mi alma"). Donde el hombre falla, Dios es fiel. ◦ Él se ocupa de l...

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