Auburn SDA Church
The Consummation of Love
  • More Love to Thee

      • 1 John 4.17-19NIV2011

  • 1 John 4:17 ESV
    By this is love perfected with us...
    By what?
    Read prior verse:
    1 John 4:16 ESV
    So we have come to know and to believe the love that God has for us. God is love, and whoever abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him.
    How is love perfected?
    By
    experiencing God’s love
    abiding in God
    God abiding in us
    Love is perfected.
    It is just a natural result
    of spending more time
    with Jesus.
    1 John 4:17 ESV
    By this is love perfected with us, so that we may have confidence for the day of judgment...
    I mentioned in
    previous sermon
    SDA’s are accused of
    denying people confidence
    in their salvation.
    This is a serious accusation
    because the bible is clear
    God wants us to have
    confidence in the judgment.
    But let us be clear,
    there is a condition
    under which we
    should have
    this confidence.
    Under what condition
    can we have confidence
    during the day of judgment?
    If love is in the process
    of being perfected
    in our lives...
    we should have confidence
    in our salvation.
    If we are on the path
    honestly pursuing Jesus
    and slowly becoming
    more like Him.
    We need not
    fear the judgment.
    Adventists are also
    frequently accused
    that we have made
    our understanding of
    justification and sanctification
    too much about our
    human performance.
    Other denominations
    get upset when we connect
    salvation with love
    and love with commandment keeping.
    But John is the one
    who makes that connection
    over and over again.
    Just 6 verses down,
    John says this:
    1 John 5:2–3 ESV
    By this we know that we love the children of God, when we love God and obey his commandments. For this is the love of God, that we keep his commandments. And his commandments are not burdensome.
    John is abundantly clear,
    true love
    biblical love
    salvific love
    the love of God
    is connected to obedience.
    According to John,
    we will know that
    love is being perfected
    within our lives when
    we are loving people
    and keeping the commandments.
    Let us be clear,
    we do not believe
    that keeping the commandments
    is meritorious.
    We can’t earn our salvation
    by keeping the commandments.
    We are saved
    by grace through faith.
    But those who are
    in a saving relationship
    are in a growth process.
    They are continually
    becoming more like Christ.
    This process of change
    is evidence of
    your salvation.
    One night while preaching at a halfway house in Taegu, South Korea where Mrs. Worley and I were missionaries, a group of inmates, after hearing the Word of God came forward to receive Christ as their personal Saviour. We were happy to help them. After we had thoroughly led them through the Word of God, we then felt that they understood. Colonel Kim Chang Hup was one of them that gladly received Jesus Christ as his Saviour. We then were having fellowship with them and I learned that the Colonel, who just received Christ as his Saviour was a North Korean. Then I learned his story.
    It seems that he was a spy that had been caught attempting to come South in order to cut the President’s head off, who at that time was Park Chung Hee. Colonel Kim Chang Hup, was the leader of the spies. He had been in the South Korean prison for a number of years and had finally been rehabilitated. That was the Colonel’s lucky day. He heard the wonderful story of Jesus Christ and was saved. Later after he was released he was baptized and was very faithful in our Taejon Bible Baptist Church. Work was very scarce at that time especially for an ex-communist spy. Therefore I put him in as the janitor of our Church. From the high rank of a Colonel he was promoted to be janitor of our Taejon Baptist Church. He held that position until I went 100 miles further South and began a new Church in Taegu.
    Let’s go on to
    the rest of the verse:
    1 John 4:17 HCSB
    In this, love is perfected with us so that we may have confidence in the day of judgment, for we are as He is in this world.
    What does that last phrase mean?
    “We are as He is, in the world.”
    How so?
    It is saying
    the reason for our
    confidence in judgment is
    because we are
    “like Christ.”
    Those who are
    abiding
    having love perfected
    becoming more like Jesus
    being justified
    being sanctified
    substation atonement
    We don’t fear...
    We don’t fear the judge
    when we are righteous
    like the judge.
    Map apps warning of cop ahead.
    It is important to note
    that the verse emphasizes
    our development of the
    character of God
    “in this world.”
    Many like to focus
    on our becoming like Jesus
    after the resurrection.
    Glorification.
    Here John is clear,
    he is not referring to
    glorification!
    He is talking about
    becoming like Christ
    here and now
    “in this world!”
    The story is told of a young girl who accepted Christ as her Saviour and applied for membership in a local church. “Were you a sinner before you received the Lord Jesus into your life?” inquired an old deacon. “Yes, sir,” she replied.
    “Well, are you still a sinner?”
    “To tell you the truth, I feel I’m a greater sinner than ever.”
    “Then what real change have you experienced?”
    “I don’t quite know how to explain it,” she said, “except I used to be a sinner running after sin, but now that I am saved. I’m a sinner running from sin!” she was received into the fellowship of the church, and she proved by her consistent life that she was truly converted.
    Source: Our Daily Bread
    1 John 4:18 ESV
    There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not been perfected in love.
    In other places
    we are commanded
    to fear God.
    Revelation 14:6–7 ESV
    Then I saw another angel flying directly overhead, with an eternal gospel to proclaim to those who dwell on earth, to every nation and tribe and language and people. And he said with a loud voice, “Fear God and give him glory, because the hour of his judgment has come, and worship him who made heaven and earth, the sea and the springs of water.”
    1 Peter 2:17 ESV
    Honor everyone. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honor the emperor.
    Luke 1:50 ESV
    And his mercy is for those who fear him from generation to generation.
    Clearly,
    this is a different
    type of fear.
    Let’s define
    good fear
    vs.
    bad fear.
    Good fear
    is a holy reverence
    for a holy God.
    Bad fear
    is a fear of judgment.
    Bad fear
    frequently connected
    with false remorse
    false repentance.
    1 Samuel 15:24–31 ESV
    Saul said to Samuel, “I have sinned, for I have transgressed the commandment of the Lord and your words, because I feared the people and obeyed their voice. Now therefore, please pardon my sin and return with me that I may bow before the Lord.” And Samuel said to Saul, “I will not return with you. For you have rejected the word of the Lord, and the Lord has rejected you from being king over Israel.” As Samuel turned to go away, Saul seized the skirt of his robe, and it tore. And Samuel said to him, “The Lord has torn the kingdom of Israel from you this day and has given it to a neighbor of yours, who is better than you. And also the Glory of Israel will not lie or have regret, for he is not a man, that he should have regret.” Then he said, “I have sinned; yet honor me now before the elders of my people and before Israel, and return with me, that I may bow before the Lord your God.” So Samuel turned back after Saul, and Saul bowed before the Lord.
    What was King Saul
    remorseful about?
    What was his
    great concern?
    King Saul wanted
    to be honored
    before the people.
    He didn’t want
    losing the throne
    to be made public
    in front of all.
    King Saul
    was afraid on punishment.
    He was not sorry
    for sinning against God.
    Good fear,
    leads to
    true repentance.
    False fear is
    focused on
    consequences of actions.
    Similar to political correctness.
    Far too many today are more worried about what people think than about what God thinks. The desire not to offend others (which is not a bad thing in itself) is often elevated to be the most important thing. As a result, many shrink from speaking the truth.
    One of the most gifted speakers in church history was John Chrysostom—the name comes from a Greek word meaning “golden tongued.” John was sent from Antioch to what was then Constantinople where he preached fearlessly in the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire. His denunciation of the lavish extravagance of the rich and ruling class and his condemnation of excess infuriated many, including Empress Eudoxia who arranged for him to be exiled.
    When he was told of his fate, Chrysostom responded: “What can I fear? Will it be death? But you know that Christ is my life, and that I shall gain by death. Will it be exile? But the earth and all its fullness is the Lord’s. Will it be the loss of wealth? But we brought nothing into the world, and can carry nothing out. Thus all the terrors of the world are contemptible in my eyes, and I smile at all its good things. Poverty I do not fear. Riches I do not sigh for. Death I do not shrink from.”
    Proverbs 29:25 ESV
    The fear of man lays a snare, but whoever trusts in the Lord is safe.

    Two Great Motivators

    Some have said
    two great motivators
    in the world
    Love
    Fear.
    Fear is a powerful
    motivation in life.
    In all the movies
    and TV shows you see
    stories of people who
    get blackmailed.
    Give me $10,000
    or I will publicly
    reveal your
    “story of affair.”
    Blackmail,
    as evil as it is,
    frequently works
    because fear is a
    powerful motivator.
    The problem is,
    it does not work well
    to motivate us to
    do the right things.
    Fear of punishment
    Fear of hell,
    doesn’t help us
    to fall more in love
    with God
    and His character.
    Fear doesn’t
    effectively motivate
    us to change our
    bad habit for
    long periods of time.
    Diagnosis of Lung Cancer
    True Love
    lead to
    Good Fear
    lead to
    true repentance
    leads to
    Christ-likeness.
    Bad Fear
    leads to anxiety for punishment
    leads to false remorse
    false repentance
    negative fear of God.
    This fear sees God
    as wrathful and arbitrary.
    In fact,
    I’d like to suggest,
    that this thinking was
    part of the original sin.
    Lucifer began to
    think of God as
    wrathful and arbitrary.
    This is why
    he rebelled
    and convinced
    so many other angels
    to do the same.
    They developed
    negative fear of God.
    Negative fear
    leads to
    rebellion
    disbelief.
    Uncle Oscar was apprehensive about his first airplane ride. His friends, eager to hear how it went, asked if he enjoyed the flight. “Well,” commented Uncle Oscar, “it wasn’t as bad as I thought it might be, but I’ll tell you this. I never did put all my weight down!”
    Fear leads to
    distrust
    disbelief.
    1 John 4:19 ESV
    We love because he first loved us.
    Let’s be honest,
    even our love
    is somewhat selfish.
    We are not
    completely altruistic
    even in love.
    We love,
    as a response to
    the love of God.
    We don’t love
    because we are loving.
    We love because
    we are impressed by
    what God did for us
    and we want to respond.
    Human love
    even in its purest form
    is love of reciprocation.
    We want to love
    because it is the
    right thing to do.
    But the truth is,
    we love because
    we were loved.
    In this sense,
    we cannot produce
    love for God
    love for humans.
    We can merely reflect
    (dimmly)
    the love of God.
    Like the moon
    reflect the light
    of the sun.
    It has no light
    of its own.
    We have been called
    to be light bearers.
    Simply reflecting
    the light given us.
    For many years
    black holes were part of
    the lore of math/physics theory.
    At first,
    they existed only
    as an equation
    on paper alone.
    But this sent
    physicists and astronomers
    seeking to prove
    blackholes actually existed.
    Some time later,
    they have been observed.
    Within our galaxy
    There are invisible objects
    floating in space that have
    massive gravitational pull.
    In 2022 the
    Event Horizon Telescope
    captured Sagittarius A*
    the blackhole at the center
    of our own galaxy.
    For years we had been
    watching this with infrared
    telescopes and watching as
    giant stars whipping around
    a single point in space
    at millions of miles per hour.
    The stars were orbiting
    something completely invisible,
    yet calculated to be
    4 million times
    more massive than our sun.
    The only object in physics
    that can pack that much mass
    into such a
    small, dark space
    is a black hole.
    What is interesting is,
    black holes consume everything
    planets
    stars
    moons
    asteroid.
    They swallow everything.
    They even swallow light.
    We are supposed
    to reflect the light
    of Jesus love.
    Sometime humans
    work like black holes.
    We consume the light
    of God’s love
    instead of reflecting it.
    There are many
    who constantly receive
    love
    grace
    care
    support
    blessing...
    Yet,
    who don’t pass it on.

    Appeal

    Be a moon.
    reflect the light
    of Jesus love.
    Don’t live in fear.
    Don’t focus on punishment.
    See God
    for who He is,
    a God of
    transforming grace.
    Receive that love.
    Reflect that love.

      • 1 John 4:17ESV

      • 1 John 4:16ESV

      • 1 John 4:17ESV

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      • 1 John 4:18ESV

      • Revelation 14:6–7ESV

      • 1 Peter 2:17ESV

      • Luke 1:50ESV

      • 1 Samuel 15:24–31ESV

      • Proverbs 29:25ESV

      • 1 John 4:19ESV

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      • 1 John 4.17-19NIV2011

  • 1 John 4:17 ESV
    By this is love perfected with us...
    By what?
    Read prior verse:
    1 John 4:16 ESV
    So we have come to know and to believe the love that God has for us. God is love, and whoever abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him.
    How is love perfected?
    By
    experiencing God’s love
    abiding in God
    God abiding in us
    Love is perfected.
    It is just a natural result
    of spending more time
    with Jesus.
    1 John 4:17 ESV
    By this is love perfected with us, so that we may have confidence for the day of judgment...
    I mentioned in
    previous sermon
    SDA’s are accused of
    denying people confidence
    in their salvation.
    This is a serious accusation
    because the bible is clear
    God wants us to have
    confidence in the judgment.
    But let us be clear,
    there is a condition
    under which we
    should have
    this confidence.
    Under what condition
    can we have confidence
    during the day of judgment?
    If love is in the process
    of being perfected
    in our lives...
    we should have confidence
    in our salvation.
    If we are on the path
    honestly pursuing Jesus
    and slowly becoming
    more like Him.
    We need not
    fear the judgment.
    Adventists are also
    frequently accused
    that we have made
    our understanding of
    justification and sanctification
    too much about our
    human performance.
    Other denominations
    get upset when we connect
    salvation with love
    and love with commandment keeping.
    But John is the one
    who makes that connection
    over and over again.
    Just 6 verses down,
    John says this:
    1 John 5:2–3 ESV
    By this we know that we love the children of God, when we love God and obey his commandments. For this is the love of God, that we keep his commandments. And his commandments are not burdensome.
    John is abundantly clear,
    true love
    biblical love
    salvific love
    the love of God
    is connected to obedience.
    According to John,
    we will know that
    love is being perfected
    within our lives when
    we are loving people
    and keeping the commandments.
    Let us be clear,
    we do not believe
    that keeping the commandments
    is meritorious.
    We can’t earn our salvation
    by keeping the commandments.
    We are saved
    by grace through faith.
    But those who are
    in a saving relationship
    are in a growth process.
    They are continually
    becoming more like Christ.
    This process of change
    is evidence of
    your salvation.
    One night while preaching at a halfway house in Taegu, South Korea where Mrs. Worley and I were missionaries, a group of inmates, after hearing the Word of God came forward to receive Christ as their personal Saviour. We were happy to help them. After we had thoroughly led them through the Word of God, we then felt that they understood. Colonel Kim Chang Hup was one of them that gladly received Jesus Christ as his Saviour. We then were having fellowship with them and I learned that the Colonel, who just received Christ as his Saviour was a North Korean. Then I learned his story.
    It seems that he was a spy that had been caught attempting to come South in order to cut the President’s head off, who at that time was Park Chung Hee. Colonel Kim Chang Hup, was the leader of the spies. He had been in the South Korean prison for a number of years and had finally been rehabilitated. That was the Colonel’s lucky day. He heard the wonderful story of Jesus Christ and was saved. Later after he was released he was baptized and was very faithful in our Taejon Bible Baptist Church. Work was very scarce at that time especially for an ex-communist spy. Therefore I put him in as the janitor of our Church. From the high rank of a Colonel he was promoted to be janitor of our Taejon Baptist Church. He held that position until I went 100 miles further South and began a new Church in Taegu.
    Let’s go on to
    the rest of the verse:
    1 John 4:17 HCSB
    In this, love is perfected with us so that we may have confidence in the day of judgment, for we are as He is in this world.
    What does that last phrase mean?
    “We are as He is, in the world.”
    How so?
    It is saying
    the reason for our
    confidence in judgment is
    because we are
    “like Christ.”
    Those who are
    abiding
    having love perfected
    becoming more like Jesus
    being justified
    being sanctified
    substation atonement
    We don’t fear...
    We don’t fear the judge
    when we are righteous
    like the judge.
    Map apps warning of cop ahead.
    It is important to note
    that the verse emphasizes
    our development of the
    character of God
    “in this world.”
    Many like to focus
    on our becoming like Jesus
    after the resurrection.
    Glorification.
    Here John is clear,
    he is not referring to
    glorification!
    He is talking about
    becoming like Christ
    here and now
    “in this world!”
    The story is told of a young girl who accepted Christ as her Saviour and applied for membership in a local church. “Were you a sinner before you received the Lord Jesus into your life?” inquired an old deacon. “Yes, sir,” she replied.
    “Well, are you still a sinner?”
    “To tell you the truth, I feel I’m a greater sinner than ever.”
    “Then what real change have you experienced?”
    “I don’t quite know how to explain it,” she said, “except I used to be a sinner running after sin, but now that I am saved. I’m a sinner running from sin!” she was received into the fellowship of the church, and she proved by her consistent life that she was truly converted.
    Source: Our Daily Bread
    1 John 4:18 ESV
    There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not been perfected in love.
    In other places
    we are commanded
    to fear God.
    Revelation 14:6–7 ESV
    Then I saw another angel flying directly overhead, with an eternal gospel to proclaim to those who dwell on earth, to every nation and tribe and language and people. And he said with a loud voice, “Fear God and give him glory, because the hour of his judgment has come, and worship him who made heaven and earth, the sea and the springs of water.”
    1 Peter 2:17 ESV
    Honor everyone. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honor the emperor.
    Luke 1:50 ESV
    And his mercy is for those who fear him from generation to generation.
    Clearly,
    this is a different
    type of fear.
    Let’s define
    good fear
    vs.
    bad fear.
    Good fear
    is a holy reverence
    for a holy God.
    Bad fear
    is a fear of judgment.
    Bad fear
    frequently connected
    with false remorse
    false repentance.
    1 Samuel 15:24–31 ESV
    Saul said to Samuel, “I have sinned, for I have transgressed the commandment of the Lord and your words, because I feared the people and obeyed their voice. Now therefore, please pardon my sin and return with me that I may bow before the Lord.” And Samuel said to Saul, “I will not return with you. For you have rejected the word of the Lord, and the Lord has rejected you from being king over Israel.” As Samuel turned to go away, Saul seized the skirt of his robe, and it tore. And Samuel said to him, “The Lord has torn the kingdom of Israel from you this day and has given it to a neighbor of yours, who is better than you. And also the Glory of Israel will not lie or have regret, for he is not a man, that he should have regret.” Then he said, “I have sinned; yet honor me now before the elders of my people and before Israel, and return with me, that I may bow before the Lord your God.” So Samuel turned back after Saul, and Saul bowed before the Lord.
    What was King Saul
    remorseful about?
    What was his
    great concern?
    King Saul wanted
    to be honored
    before the people.
    He didn’t want
    losing the throne
    to be made public
    in front of all.
    King Saul
    was afraid on punishment.
    He was not sorry
    for sinning against God.
    Good fear,
    leads to
    true repentance.
    False fear is
    focused on
    consequences of actions.
    Similar to political correctness.
    Far too many today are more worried about what people think than about what God thinks. The desire not to offend others (which is not a bad thing in itself) is often elevated to be the most important thing. As a result, many shrink from speaking the truth.
    One of the most gifted speakers in church history was John Chrysostom—the name comes from a Greek word meaning “golden tongued.” John was sent from Antioch to what was then Constantinople where he preached fearlessly in the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire. His denunciation of the lavish extravagance of the rich and ruling class and his condemnation of excess infuriated many, including Empress Eudoxia who arranged for him to be exiled.
    When he was told of his fate, Chrysostom responded: “What can I fear? Will it be death? But you know that Christ is my life, and that I shall gain by death. Will it be exile? But the earth and all its fullness is the Lord’s. Will it be the loss of wealth? But we brought nothing into the world, and can carry nothing out. Thus all the terrors of the world are contemptible in my eyes, and I smile at all its good things. Poverty I do not fear. Riches I do not sigh for. Death I do not shrink from.”
    Proverbs 29:25 ESV
    The fear of man lays a snare, but whoever trusts in the Lord is safe.

    Two Great Motivators

    Some have said
    two great motivators
    in the world
    Love
    Fear.
    Fear is a powerful
    motivation in life.
    In all the movies
    and TV shows you see
    stories of people who
    get blackmailed.
    Give me $10,000
    or I will publicly
    reveal your
    “story of affair.”
    Blackmail,
    as evil as it is,
    frequently works
    because fear is a
    powerful motivator.
    The problem is,
    it does not work well
    to motivate us to
    do the right things.
    Fear of punishment
    Fear of hell,
    doesn’t help us
    to fall more in love
    with God
    and His character.
    Fear doesn’t
    effectively motivate
    us to change our
    bad habit for
    long periods of time.
    Diagnosis of Lung Cancer
    True Love
    lead to
    Good Fear
    lead to
    true repentance
    leads to
    Christ-likeness.
    Bad Fear
    leads to anxiety for punishment
    leads to false remorse
    false repentance
    negative fear of God.
    This fear sees God
    as wrathful and arbitrary.
    In fact,
    I’d like to suggest,
    that this thinking was
    part of the original sin.
    Lucifer began to
    think of God as
    wrathful and arbitrary.
    This is why
    he rebelled
    and convinced
    so many other angels
    to do the same.
    They developed
    negative fear of God.
    Negative fear
    leads to
    rebellion
    disbelief.
    Uncle Oscar was apprehensive about his first airplane ride. His friends, eager to hear how it went, asked if he enjoyed the flight. “Well,” commented Uncle Oscar, “it wasn’t as bad as I thought it might be, but I’ll tell you this. I never did put all my weight down!”
    Fear leads to
    distrust
    disbelief.
    1 John 4:19 ESV
    We love because he first loved us.
    Let’s be honest,
    even our love
    is somewhat selfish.
    We are not
    completely altruistic
    even in love.
    We love,
    as a response to
    the love of God.
    We don’t love
    because we are loving.
    We love because
    we are impressed by
    what God did for us
    and we want to respond.
    Human love
    even in its purest form
    is love of reciprocation.
    We want to love
    because it is the
    right thing to do.
    But the truth is,
    we love because
    we were loved.
    In this sense,
    we cannot produce
    love for God
    love for humans.
    We can merely reflect
    (dimmly)
    the love of God.
    Like the moon
    reflect the light
    of the sun.
    It has no light
    of its own.
    We have been called
    to be light bearers.
    Simply reflecting
    the light given us.
    For many years
    black holes were part of
    the lore of math/physics theory.
    At first,
    they existed only
    as an equation
    on paper alone.
    But this sent
    physicists and astronomers
    seeking to prove
    blackholes actually existed.
    Some time later,
    they have been observed.
    Within our galaxy
    There are invisible objects
    floating in space that have
    massive gravitational pull.
    In 2022 the
    Event Horizon Telescope
    captured Sagittarius A*
    the blackhole at the center
    of our own galaxy.
    For years we had been
    watching this with infrared
    telescopes and watching as
    giant stars whipping around
    a single point in space
    at millions of miles per hour.
    The stars were orbiting
    something completely invisible,
    yet calculated to be
    4 million times
    more massive than our sun.
    The only object in physics
    that can pack that much mass
    into such a
    small, dark space
    is a black hole.
    What is interesting is,
    black holes consume everything
    planets
    stars
    moons
    asteroid.
    They swallow everything.
    They even swallow light.
    We are supposed
    to reflect the light
    of Jesus love.
    Sometime humans
    work like black holes.
    We consume the light
    of God’s love
    instead of reflecting it.
    There are many
    who constantly receive
    love
    grace
    care
    support
    blessing...
    Yet,
    who don’t pass it on.

    Appeal

    Be a moon.
    reflect the light
    of Jesus love.
    Don’t live in fear.
    Don’t focus on punishment.
    See God
    for who He is,
    a God of
    transforming grace.
    Receive that love.
    Reflect that love.

      • 1 John 4:17ESV

      • 1 John 4:16ESV

      • 1 John 4:17ESV

      • 1 John 5:2–3ESV

      • 1 John 4:17ESV

      • 1 John 4:18ESV

      • Revelation 14:6–7ESV

      • 1 Peter 2:17ESV

      • Luke 1:50ESV

      • 1 Samuel 15:24–31ESV

      • Proverbs 29:25ESV

      • 1 John 4:19ESV

  • My Faith Has Found a Resting Place
  • Risen For Me
  • He Lives Again
  • When I am Afraid
  • Risen For Me
  • He Lives Again
  • Shining Brightly
  • Building Zion
  • Anytime, Anywhere
  • To Be His Child
  • Just Pray
  • Grateful Anyway
  • How I Love to Take a Walk
  • Stop and Smell the Roses
  • A Child's Prayer
Auburn SDA Church
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