Sowing Tomorrow's Harvest
Donald Cantrell
Galatians 6:7-10
I - The Noted Lord of the Harvest (7a)
II - The Natural Law of the Harvest (7b - 8)
III - The Needful Labor of the Harvest (9)
IV - The Natural Love of the Harvest (10)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
Theme: ''The church should be earnestly sowing for the future''
A Share in Sowing
Mr. Spurgeon tells of a visit he made to a public house in Nottingham, to see the landlord's wife who was dying, and found her rejoicing in the Saviour's love. He asked her how she found Christ. ''Reading that,'' she replied. Mr. Spurgeon looked at the paper and discovered that it was part of an American newspaper containing an extract from a sermon preached in London. He asked where she found the paper, and she said it was wrapped round a parcel sent from Australia.
Think how that message of salvation was ordained to travel from London to America, then to Australia, and then back to England, on a piece of paper to a needy soul in Nottingham.
Yes, think of the blessing that piece of paper contained though the sender may not have had any purpose in view, and then think of the blessing the tracts and papers must be that are sown and watered with tears in behalf of needy souls by the publishers and the distributors.
''Sown in the darkness, or sown in the light,
Sown in our weakness, or sown in our might;
Gathered in time or eternity,
Sure, ah, sure will the harvest be.''
No one is too weak or too insufficient to have a share in the sowing. Loving hearts and willing hands are all that is required.
What Are You?
A story is told of two Scotchmen who immigrated to California. They wanted to have in their new home some reminder of their homeland. One took with him a thistle, the national emblem. The other took a swarm of honeybees.
Years passed by. Fields for a long distance are cursed with the thistle, which the farmer cannot get rid of. But the forests and ...
Donald Cantrell
Galatians 6:7-10
I - The Noted Lord of the Harvest (7a)
II - The Natural Law of the Harvest (7b - 8)
III - The Needful Labor of the Harvest (9)
IV - The Natural Love of the Harvest (10)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
Theme: ''The church should be earnestly sowing for the future''
A Share in Sowing
Mr. Spurgeon tells of a visit he made to a public house in Nottingham, to see the landlord's wife who was dying, and found her rejoicing in the Saviour's love. He asked her how she found Christ. ''Reading that,'' she replied. Mr. Spurgeon looked at the paper and discovered that it was part of an American newspaper containing an extract from a sermon preached in London. He asked where she found the paper, and she said it was wrapped round a parcel sent from Australia.
Think how that message of salvation was ordained to travel from London to America, then to Australia, and then back to England, on a piece of paper to a needy soul in Nottingham.
Yes, think of the blessing that piece of paper contained though the sender may not have had any purpose in view, and then think of the blessing the tracts and papers must be that are sown and watered with tears in behalf of needy souls by the publishers and the distributors.
''Sown in the darkness, or sown in the light,
Sown in our weakness, or sown in our might;
Gathered in time or eternity,
Sure, ah, sure will the harvest be.''
No one is too weak or too insufficient to have a share in the sowing. Loving hearts and willing hands are all that is required.
What Are You?
A story is told of two Scotchmen who immigrated to California. They wanted to have in their new home some reminder of their homeland. One took with him a thistle, the national emblem. The other took a swarm of honeybees.
Years passed by. Fields for a long distance are cursed with the thistle, which the farmer cannot get rid of. But the forests and ...
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