Stay In Your Lane (4)
Series: From Mount Calvary to Mount Olivet
Donald Cantrell
John 21: 18 - 22
I - The Binding Call ''Follow Me'' (18 - 19)
II - The Biting Charge ''Focus on Me'' (20 - 22)
III - The Billowing Critic ''Find Me''
Theme: ''Peter chastised for having the wrong focus''
This is sermon number four in my ''After Easter Series - From Mount Calvary to Mount Olivet.'' In this sermon we will follow up on the sermon ''Lost and Found'' in which the Lord sought out Peter and restored him to the ministry.
In this sermon Jesus once again asks his disciple to ''follow him'' but Peter loses his focus upon the Lord and turns his attention to John and his death. Upon inquiring about John and how he might die, the Lord once again takes his servant to the woodshed.
Peter has an aged old disease, which we call ''The foot-in-mouth'' disease and he is ever found sticking his foot in his mouth. Jesus tells him very clearly, Peter the best thing that you can do is too ''Stay in your lane.''
The next time you get a wild hair and go on a witch hunt against a fellow believer that is hanging on by a thread, the best thing you could ever do, is to ''Stay in your lane.'' The next time you begin to get that itch to tell other how they should serve God and live for God, you need to retreat and ''Stay in your lane.'' The church of today is filled with ''claim jumpers'' that are deadest on jumping into the business of others.
Stay in your own lane and run your own race.
Stay In Your Own Lane
''Unless you're prepared to deal with the aftermath, never invite yourself to a situation where your presence is not requested or welcomed. Don't pull out a chair at someone else's table, then turn around and be hurt when you feel unwelcomed.''
Terry A. O'Neal
Stay In Your Own Lane
As a general rule, the phrase ''staying in your lane'' often applies to one's driving and trying to remain safe in the midst of some rather unusual stunts by our fel ...
Series: From Mount Calvary to Mount Olivet
Donald Cantrell
John 21: 18 - 22
I - The Binding Call ''Follow Me'' (18 - 19)
II - The Biting Charge ''Focus on Me'' (20 - 22)
III - The Billowing Critic ''Find Me''
Theme: ''Peter chastised for having the wrong focus''
This is sermon number four in my ''After Easter Series - From Mount Calvary to Mount Olivet.'' In this sermon we will follow up on the sermon ''Lost and Found'' in which the Lord sought out Peter and restored him to the ministry.
In this sermon Jesus once again asks his disciple to ''follow him'' but Peter loses his focus upon the Lord and turns his attention to John and his death. Upon inquiring about John and how he might die, the Lord once again takes his servant to the woodshed.
Peter has an aged old disease, which we call ''The foot-in-mouth'' disease and he is ever found sticking his foot in his mouth. Jesus tells him very clearly, Peter the best thing that you can do is too ''Stay in your lane.''
The next time you get a wild hair and go on a witch hunt against a fellow believer that is hanging on by a thread, the best thing you could ever do, is to ''Stay in your lane.'' The next time you begin to get that itch to tell other how they should serve God and live for God, you need to retreat and ''Stay in your lane.'' The church of today is filled with ''claim jumpers'' that are deadest on jumping into the business of others.
Stay in your own lane and run your own race.
Stay In Your Own Lane
''Unless you're prepared to deal with the aftermath, never invite yourself to a situation where your presence is not requested or welcomed. Don't pull out a chair at someone else's table, then turn around and be hurt when you feel unwelcomed.''
Terry A. O'Neal
Stay In Your Own Lane
As a general rule, the phrase ''staying in your lane'' often applies to one's driving and trying to remain safe in the midst of some rather unusual stunts by our fel ...
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