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His grace is sufficient

By Tom Grassano | Aug 9, 2010

Pain is temporary: It may last a minute, an hour, a day or a year, but eventually it will subside and be replaced by something else. If I quit, however, it lasts forever.

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Grace

By Tom Grassano | Aug 2, 2010

Grace is more powerful than sin, more powerful than shame, more powerful than guilt, more powerful than our mind and flesh, more powerful than what we have done and what’s been done to us.

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Follow Me and I will make you!

By Tom Grassano | Jul 28, 2010

God is always moving! His purposes never cease.

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From Beethoven’s Diary

By Tom Grassano | Jul 24, 2010

“One thing, only, O Father, do I ask: Cease not to labor for my betterment. In whatsoever manner it be, let me turn to You and become fruitful in good works.”

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Worship

By Tom Grassano | Jul 20, 2010

Worship is not about us; it is wholly and completely about God…

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Father’s Day

By Tom Grassano | Jun 17, 2010

I recently heard Josh McDowell speaking about the “King of Pop” Michael Jackson. Michael is quoted speaking about the first year of the Jackson Five. Michael was only five years old.

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On humble mission with GOD

By Tom Grassano | Dec 30, 2009

One of the greatest lessons that we can learn is that we are on mission WITH GOD. When we get to wherever we are going, HE is already there! He is always working, always moving, always preparing, always sculpting a masterpiece for His glory! God is always about His purposes,…

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Instructions from the Maker

By Tom Grassano | Dec 10, 2009

The Maker looked at the pencil and instructed it on five important things:

1. You will only be useful when you are in held in your Master’s hand.

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Wallbuilders

By Tom Grassano | Nov 22, 2009

Nehemiah was a wall builder. He saw his city in ruins with physical and spiritual eyes. He heard the voice of the Lord as He cried out to God. Then he went to the city, sounded the call and led God’s people to rebuild the walls of their city. They…

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