Preached at Women’s Day by Brandyn Speckman, 5/15/2011

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Fearless – Outline

Fear can paralyze us. The things we do to move past the fear is what matters. How should we live our lives so that we can fear less? We need to live lives of courage, surrender to God, humility and righteousness.

False
Expectations
Appearing
Real

-1 John 4:18 Love is an action (1 Corinthians 13). Perfect love comes from God and has no fear.

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Woman of Faith
By Luz Vazquez

I will go wherever you go
Your family will be my family
Was Ruth just talking the talk?
Was she trusting Naomi, with her life
Or was she trusting in God?

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Preached by Lucy Mejia, 10/2/2010

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Campus Women’s Day: Love, Actually – Outline

- Writers all over the world have written so much about the mysterious idea of love.

- We often ask ourselves the following questions about love:

Will I ever be in love?

Will someone love me back?

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Preached by Sparkle Leonard, Eileen Mengis, and Nikki DeBarras, 10/2/2010

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Campus Women’s Day: Love Stories – Outline

3 testimonies from 3 sisters that convict you no matter who you are!

Sparkle Leonard:

- Impatience, unkind, rude, and selfish were what Sparkle thought love was before she studied the Bible and became a Christian. She grew up in a religious household but was never convinced that God could be her true love.

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My name is Lisa. I grew up in a typical middle-class home in Central New York. My parents gave me anything I could have ever wanted to be happy. I started piano lessons when I was four, I always made straight A’s in school while on the honor roll, I went to church several days a week faithfully, and always acted appropriately in public. With a life like this, you would have been very surprised to ever believe that a girl like me could have any reason to want to abuse substances, yet alone have an addiction to them.

At the age of 13, I began a habit of sneaking out of my parents’ home with a whiskey bottle in hand, stolen from my father’s basement. This would start a vicious cycle of heavy drinking and many unfortunate consequences that followed with such a lifestyle. I mastered the art of leading a double life. I continued to fool people into believing that my life was all that it had appeared to be, but when night would fall, I would proceed to engage in the abuse of alcohol, tobacco, and drugs in a manner not usual for a girl so young.

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