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Mike Fabarez

Aliso Viejo
As seen in: Focal Point Radio Broadcasts, Focal Point on Oneplace.com, Men's Bible Study (Podcast), Mike Fabarez Sermons on Focal Point, Weekend Sermons at Compass Bible Church, Crosswalk.com, Logos.com, Monday Morning Preacher, WNIV-AM (Atlanta, Georgia), KDYA-AM (Vallejo, CA), Relationship Realities with the Larry’s
Pastor of @CompassChurch Aliso Viejo, CA; Host of @FocalPointRadio; Author of buff.ly/2ly0Xze
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Crosswalk - Grow in Faith with Daily Christian Living Articles

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By Mike Fabarez
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Exchanging Our Expletives The dictionary defines “expletives” as “words with no meaning.” They are those words we blurt out as our impromptu expressions of pain, joy, frustration, or surprise. They are words fueled by our emotions and not our intellect. They may not “have meaning” in the sense that they don’t intelligently add to the conversation, but they sure do speak volumes about us. Jesus said, “out of the overflow of the heart the mouth speaks” (Mat. 12:34).
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Holy Words, Empty Meaning: How Culture Turned God’s Name into an Expletive

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By Mike Fabarez
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Audio By Carbonatix By Dr. Mike Fabarez, Crosswalk.com Exchanging Our Expletives The dictionary defines “expletives” as “words with no meaning.” They are those words we blurt out as our impromptu expressions of pain, joy, frustration, or surprise. They are words fueled by our emotions and not our intellect. They may not “have meaning” in the sense that they don’t intelligently add to the conversation, but they sure do speak volumes about us.
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Holy Words, Empty Meaning: How Culture Turned God’s Name into an Expletive

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By Mike Fabarez
| WNIV-AM (Atlanta, Georgia) Verified
Exchanging Our Expletives The dictionary defines “expletives” as “words with no meaning.” They are those words we blurt out as our impromptu expressions of pain, joy, frustration, or surprise. They are words fueled by our emotions and not our intellect. They may not “have meaning” in the sense that they don’t intelligently add to the conversation, but they sure do speak volumes about us. Jesus said, “out of the overflow of the heart the mouth speaks” (Mat. 12:34).
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