The Joy of Jesus (2 of 7)
Series:Emotions
Jeff Ginn
John 15:7-11
I'd like to involve all of you from the very beginning in this message, so if you have a piece of paper and a pencil or a pen, I'd like for you to take it out. You can use the back of your worship guide; there's a place there for taking notes anyway, and I encourage you certainly to do that. But I'd like your help in this opening moment of the message. As you know, we are in a series now entitled ''Emotions.'' We began it last week, and if you didn't get to hear last week's message, I hope that you'll go onto our website, Istrouma.org, look in our media section, and listen to last week's message. It's a great introductory word for this entire series.
Today we're going to continue, then, with the second of these messages on the different emotions that Jesus had and that we are to have, how we're to live an emotionally-healthy life. Now, here's how I would like for you to help me. I'm going to ask you to write down one word, and I want you to write down the very first word that comes to your mind to fill in this blank _______. All right, the very first word, now, you be honest, just write it down, the first word that comes into your mind. The blank is, ''God is _______.'' You're going to put in there an adjective. God is _______. What word would you supply? All right, does everybody have one? Even if you don't have a pencil, you can at least have a word in mind. God is _______. All right, now, I'd like for some of you to help me by speaking out. Let me just ask maybe in this section over here, who would speak up and give me your answer, God is _______. All right, I heard ''God is Good,'' all right. God is Great. God is Love. All right, let me come to this section, or you're going to use them all up. All right, in this section, God is Great, God is Good, God is Love, all right, in this section, is there another adjective? God is Holy. He is Almighty. All right, let's come here. God is Awesome, ...
Series:Emotions
Jeff Ginn
John 15:7-11
I'd like to involve all of you from the very beginning in this message, so if you have a piece of paper and a pencil or a pen, I'd like for you to take it out. You can use the back of your worship guide; there's a place there for taking notes anyway, and I encourage you certainly to do that. But I'd like your help in this opening moment of the message. As you know, we are in a series now entitled ''Emotions.'' We began it last week, and if you didn't get to hear last week's message, I hope that you'll go onto our website, Istrouma.org, look in our media section, and listen to last week's message. It's a great introductory word for this entire series.
Today we're going to continue, then, with the second of these messages on the different emotions that Jesus had and that we are to have, how we're to live an emotionally-healthy life. Now, here's how I would like for you to help me. I'm going to ask you to write down one word, and I want you to write down the very first word that comes to your mind to fill in this blank _______. All right, the very first word, now, you be honest, just write it down, the first word that comes into your mind. The blank is, ''God is _______.'' You're going to put in there an adjective. God is _______. What word would you supply? All right, does everybody have one? Even if you don't have a pencil, you can at least have a word in mind. God is _______. All right, now, I'd like for some of you to help me by speaking out. Let me just ask maybe in this section over here, who would speak up and give me your answer, God is _______. All right, I heard ''God is Good,'' all right. God is Great. God is Love. All right, let me come to this section, or you're going to use them all up. All right, in this section, God is Great, God is Good, God is Love, all right, in this section, is there another adjective? God is Holy. He is Almighty. All right, let's come here. God is Awesome, ...
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