THE LAST GOODBYE (9)
Scripture: Revelation 20:11-15
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The Last Goodbye (9)
Series: Soul Winning
Donald Cantrell
Revelation 20: 11 - 15
Sermon Series ''Soul Winning'' Sermon 9
I - The Person on the Throne (11)
A) The Unnerving Setting
B) The Unchallenged Seat
II - The People in the Throng (12a, 13a)
A) The Significant Identification of this Throng
B) The Sinful Implication of this Throng
III - The Presentation of the Truth (12b, 13b)
A) The Book of Remembrance ''Man's Deeds''
B) The Book of Righteousness ''Man's Decision''
IV - The Parting of the Two (14 - 15, Rev. 21:4)
A) The Tragedy of the Sinner
B) The Tears of the Saint (Rev. 21: 4)
''Where Are You Going?''
One morning, 4-year-old Kevin and his grandpa went out to buy donuts. On the way, Grandpa turned to Kevin and asked, ''Which way is heaven?'' Kevin pointed to the sky.
''Which way is hell?'' Kevin pointed towards the floor of the truck.
Grandpa continued, ''And where are you going?''
''Dunkin' Donuts,'' Kevin replied. (Kathy Chapman, North Lauderdale, FL, ''Heart to Heart,'' Today's Christian Woman)
That's the way most people live their lives. They don't give any thought to their ultimate destiny, only to where they're going today. As a result, their lives have no real direction or purpose, and they end up wasting their lives in empty pursuits. They end up wasting their lives in pointless detours that go nowhere.
C. Phillip Green
Saving Someone from the Fiery Flames
Valerie O'Connor, a high school student in Britton, Michigan, isn't in the habit of shoving her 63-year-old grandfather out the door into the snow. But her grandpa, Okey Howard, is glad she did. He was on fire at the time.
A February 2002 ice storm left many Michigan residents without power, so Valerie's grandfather had borrowed a kerosene heater from a friend to keep pipes and family members from freezing.
Unfortunately someone must have put something other than kerosene in the heater. When Mr. Howard lit the heater, it exploded, spew ...
Series: Soul Winning
Donald Cantrell
Revelation 20: 11 - 15
Sermon Series ''Soul Winning'' Sermon 9
I - The Person on the Throne (11)
A) The Unnerving Setting
B) The Unchallenged Seat
II - The People in the Throng (12a, 13a)
A) The Significant Identification of this Throng
B) The Sinful Implication of this Throng
III - The Presentation of the Truth (12b, 13b)
A) The Book of Remembrance ''Man's Deeds''
B) The Book of Righteousness ''Man's Decision''
IV - The Parting of the Two (14 - 15, Rev. 21:4)
A) The Tragedy of the Sinner
B) The Tears of the Saint (Rev. 21: 4)
''Where Are You Going?''
One morning, 4-year-old Kevin and his grandpa went out to buy donuts. On the way, Grandpa turned to Kevin and asked, ''Which way is heaven?'' Kevin pointed to the sky.
''Which way is hell?'' Kevin pointed towards the floor of the truck.
Grandpa continued, ''And where are you going?''
''Dunkin' Donuts,'' Kevin replied. (Kathy Chapman, North Lauderdale, FL, ''Heart to Heart,'' Today's Christian Woman)
That's the way most people live their lives. They don't give any thought to their ultimate destiny, only to where they're going today. As a result, their lives have no real direction or purpose, and they end up wasting their lives in empty pursuits. They end up wasting their lives in pointless detours that go nowhere.
C. Phillip Green
Saving Someone from the Fiery Flames
Valerie O'Connor, a high school student in Britton, Michigan, isn't in the habit of shoving her 63-year-old grandfather out the door into the snow. But her grandpa, Okey Howard, is glad she did. He was on fire at the time.
A February 2002 ice storm left many Michigan residents without power, so Valerie's grandfather had borrowed a kerosene heater from a friend to keep pipes and family members from freezing.
Unfortunately someone must have put something other than kerosene in the heater. When Mr. Howard lit the heater, it exploded, spew ...
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