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One of my favorite Far Side’s is the one with the kid pushing with all his might against the pull side of door at the “Midvale School for the Gifted.” I once saw a sign on a shop that said “Push, if that doesn’t work, pull, if that doesn’t work we must be closed.” Life has a lot of push-pull moments. Like ferrous metals alongside magnets we seem pulled into some things & pushed away by others. Friends, the God of nature is the God of Scripture. In 2 Timothy 2:14-26 we see a series of push-pull moments. Two things we must avoid & two things we must pursue. Grab your Bible, a pen, & download the sermon outline & accompanying study guide & let's get Washed in the Word!
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