I DO REMEMBER MY FAULTS (7 OF 7)
Scripture: Genesis 40:1, Genesis 40:3-23, Genesis 40, Genesis 41:9-15
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I Do Remember My Faults (7 of 7)
Series: Anatomy of Christian
Donald Cantrell
Genesis 40: 1 - 15, 20 - 21, 23, and Gen. 41: 9 - 14
The Anatomy of a Christian Series - Sermon 7
I - The Fall of the Chief Butler (Gen. 40: 1 - 3)
II - The Friend of the Chief Butler (Gen. 40: 4 - 15)
III - The Freedom of the Chief Butler (Gen. 40: 20 - 21)
IV - The Forgetfulness of the Chief Butler (Gen. 40: 23)
V - The Failure of the Chief Butler (Gen. 41: 9 - 14)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
Theme: ''The chief butler forgot about Joseph, have you forgotten anyone?''
''Don't Worry About Me - I'm Fine''
There's a story about a guy who applied for a job as an usher at a theater in the mall. As a part of the interview process, the manager asked him, ''What would you do in case a fire breaks out?'' The young guy answered, ''Don't worry about me. I can get out fine.'' Of course, that's great, but what about the rest of the people he was responsible for as an usher.
That's exactly how many followers of Jesus respond to a lost and dying world around them. If you were to ask them ''What would you do if Jesus came back tomorrow?'' they would probably respond, ''Oh, don't worry about me. I'd be fine.'' That's great, but what is all too easy to forget is that we're the ushers! It isn't enough just to get out ourselves. We are responsible for helping others know the way.
Pastor Lonnie Anderson
Silent No More
In Decision magazine, Peggy DesNoyers writes: My job as a psychiatric home-health nurse brought me in touch with many people who were hurt or angry and who were searching for answers to problems in their lives. I knew that Jesus was the answer, but I couldn't bring myself to talk to them about Him. I was the master of excuses. [Until] one patient changed my life.
Wanda was a 56-year-old widow in chronic depression. All of her family had died, some of them tragically, within a span of 16 years. The loss and h ...
Series: Anatomy of Christian
Donald Cantrell
Genesis 40: 1 - 15, 20 - 21, 23, and Gen. 41: 9 - 14
The Anatomy of a Christian Series - Sermon 7
I - The Fall of the Chief Butler (Gen. 40: 1 - 3)
II - The Friend of the Chief Butler (Gen. 40: 4 - 15)
III - The Freedom of the Chief Butler (Gen. 40: 20 - 21)
IV - The Forgetfulness of the Chief Butler (Gen. 40: 23)
V - The Failure of the Chief Butler (Gen. 41: 9 - 14)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
Theme: ''The chief butler forgot about Joseph, have you forgotten anyone?''
''Don't Worry About Me - I'm Fine''
There's a story about a guy who applied for a job as an usher at a theater in the mall. As a part of the interview process, the manager asked him, ''What would you do in case a fire breaks out?'' The young guy answered, ''Don't worry about me. I can get out fine.'' Of course, that's great, but what about the rest of the people he was responsible for as an usher.
That's exactly how many followers of Jesus respond to a lost and dying world around them. If you were to ask them ''What would you do if Jesus came back tomorrow?'' they would probably respond, ''Oh, don't worry about me. I'd be fine.'' That's great, but what is all too easy to forget is that we're the ushers! It isn't enough just to get out ourselves. We are responsible for helping others know the way.
Pastor Lonnie Anderson
Silent No More
In Decision magazine, Peggy DesNoyers writes: My job as a psychiatric home-health nurse brought me in touch with many people who were hurt or angry and who were searching for answers to problems in their lives. I knew that Jesus was the answer, but I couldn't bring myself to talk to them about Him. I was the master of excuses. [Until] one patient changed my life.
Wanda was a 56-year-old widow in chronic depression. All of her family had died, some of them tragically, within a span of 16 years. The loss and h ...
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