Sun. Apr. 3, 2011 (Joe Heikman)
Joe Heikman, associate pastor at FUMC, has come a long way from his Pennsylvania Mennonite roots. His talk on Ezekiel 37's valley of dry bones left us with many striking images of a prophet whose life was hard so that God might be glorified. Lying in the street on his side, cutting his hair with a sword, peaching doom and gloom to a population who didn’t want to hear him made the message only that much more powerful. Our call to hear the prophets of our own day may be similarly impaired - how can we distinguish the voice of God among the cacophony of voices - some reasonable and some raving? Joe suggested we pray for wisdom. [AP]
Listen to the sermon audio MP3 recording from Sunday, April 3rd, 2011 using your browser's preferred media player.
Listen to the sermon audio MP3 recording from Sunday, April 3rd, 2011 using your browser's preferred media player.
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