JESUS AND A RICH MAN (2 OF 13)
Scripture: Luke 16:19-31
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Jesus and a Rich Man (2 of 13)
Series: Jesus and...
Donald Cantrell
Luke 16:19-31
I - The Parable Debate
II - The People Discussed (19 - 21)
III - The Place's Depicted (22 - 23a)
IV - The Pain Described (23b, 24b, 28b)
V - The Plea Denied (23c - 26)
VI - The Prayer Delivered (27 - 31)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline with sub-points.
Theme: ''Jesus truthfully tackles the subject of hell''
Passionate About Hell
Dan Kimball writes, ''I am passionate about hell. That sounds odd -- but I am not passionate about hell itself, but passionate about studying what it is because of the seriousness of what it is. I am passionate about it as I don't want anyone to experience it. Sort of like when you study cancer, you are doing so in order to learn how to have people relieved of it not just because you like studying it. So my passion for studying hell is because of (my) care for people ... I am consumed with hell ... because I don't want to see anyone experiencing hell. I know nothing rests on me, as it is all about Jesus, the cross, atonement, faith and salvation which saves from hell. But the way you see things happen in the New Testament is that God uses people to teach and speak about Jesus, the gospel, salvation, etc. so we do have our part in it.''
Sermon Central
Hell and a Heart Doctor
In Beyond Death's Door, Rawlings shares how his view of the afterlife forever changed on the day one of his heart patients ''died'' in his office. During a routine stress test on a treadmill, the man's heart stopped and he collapsed. Immediately, Rawlings and his staff began emergency resuscitation measures.
The patient began ''coming to.'' But whenever I would reach for instruments or otherwise interrupt my compression of his chest, the patient would again lose consciousness, roll his eyes upward, arch his back in mild convulsion, stop breathing, and die once more.
Each time he regained heartbeat and respiration, the patient screamed, ...
Series: Jesus and...
Donald Cantrell
Luke 16:19-31
I - The Parable Debate
II - The People Discussed (19 - 21)
III - The Place's Depicted (22 - 23a)
IV - The Pain Described (23b, 24b, 28b)
V - The Plea Denied (23c - 26)
VI - The Prayer Delivered (27 - 31)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline with sub-points.
Theme: ''Jesus truthfully tackles the subject of hell''
Passionate About Hell
Dan Kimball writes, ''I am passionate about hell. That sounds odd -- but I am not passionate about hell itself, but passionate about studying what it is because of the seriousness of what it is. I am passionate about it as I don't want anyone to experience it. Sort of like when you study cancer, you are doing so in order to learn how to have people relieved of it not just because you like studying it. So my passion for studying hell is because of (my) care for people ... I am consumed with hell ... because I don't want to see anyone experiencing hell. I know nothing rests on me, as it is all about Jesus, the cross, atonement, faith and salvation which saves from hell. But the way you see things happen in the New Testament is that God uses people to teach and speak about Jesus, the gospel, salvation, etc. so we do have our part in it.''
Sermon Central
Hell and a Heart Doctor
In Beyond Death's Door, Rawlings shares how his view of the afterlife forever changed on the day one of his heart patients ''died'' in his office. During a routine stress test on a treadmill, the man's heart stopped and he collapsed. Immediately, Rawlings and his staff began emergency resuscitation measures.
The patient began ''coming to.'' But whenever I would reach for instruments or otherwise interrupt my compression of his chest, the patient would again lose consciousness, roll his eyes upward, arch his back in mild convulsion, stop breathing, and die once more.
Each time he regained heartbeat and respiration, the patient screamed, ...
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