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Things obvious... that are not.
Reflections · Song of Solomon 2; 4; 6; 8 · 1 Corinthians 13 · Romans 5; 15 · Ephesians 5 · Revelation 19
Song of Solomon: Eden to Calvary
By Guy Roland Sterling

“For love is as strong as death.” A study of covenant love, from the garden of the Song, through Paul’s love under pressure, to the love that met death at Calvary and won.

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Reflections · Genesis 22 · Hebrews 11 · John 1; 3 · Romans 5; 8 · Galatians 4
Where Is the Lamb?
By Guy Roland Sterling

Isaac asked his father the question every soul must eventually ask: where is the lamb? A study of Genesis 22, the substitute God provided on Moriah, and the greater Lamb God provided at Calvary.

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Reflections · John 4; 11 · Matthew 22 · Acts 26
Christ the Evangelist
By Guy Roland Sterling

Officers sent to arrest Him came back empty-handed, saying only, “Never man spake like this man.” A look at how Christ read the heart before He ever spoke — and how the same truth still exposes ours.

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Reflections · Luke 15:11-32
The Brother Who Stayed
By Guy Roland Sterling

The prodigal wasn't the one who left. There were two sons lost that day — and only one of them ever left the yard.

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Reflections · John 4:1-42
The Well at Noon
By Guy Roland Sterling

She had no reason to tell him the truth. A Samaritan woman, five broken marriages behind her, meets a stranger at a well — and becomes the reason an entire town meets the Messiah.

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Reflections · John 9:3-6
Things Obvious… That Are Not!
By Guy Roland Sterling

A blind man's appointment with God, fixed before he was born. Neither hath this man sinned, nor his parents... but that the works of God should be made manifest in him.

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Bible Study · 1 Samuel 16-18
The Battle Is the Lord's
By Guy Roland Sterling

A shepherd boy, a giant, and forty days no one else would answer. What was really being built before he ever picked up a stone?

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