Hearing (2 of 5)
Series: Making Sense of Our Senses
Ernest L. Easley
Proverbs 20:12
We are in the middle of a five part series of messages under the heading:
MAKING SENSE OF OUR SENSES
Why did God give us our five senses and why these five?
*Taste (through our tongue)
*Sight (through our eyes)
*Hearing (through our ears)
*Touch (through our skin)
*Smell (through our nose)
Did He give them to us simply to help keep us satisfied (taste), safe (sight), sure (hearing), secure (touch) and sharp (smelling)? Well, He did give them to us to help us physically function. But not only did He give them to us to help us physically function; He gave them to us to help us spiritually function!
Yes, He gave them to help keep us satisfied, safe, sure, secure and sharp. But don't stop there! He also gave them to us to help us be saved! God gave us our five senses: to help us know Him, to help us move toward Him, to help us trust Him! Greater than helping us to function physically; our God-given senses help give us faith spiritually.
*He gave us TASTE to know His GOODNESS.
*He gave us SIGHT to see His GLORY.
*He gave us HEARING to know His GREATNESS.
*He gave TOUCH to know His GRACE.
*He gave us SMELL to know His GRACIOUSNESS.
He really is a good, good Father! Amen? Now so far in MAKING SENSE OF OUR SENSES, we have considered our sense of Taste and Sight, now starting at Proverbs 20.12 we're considering in our time together our sense of HEARING! I SAID, our sense of HEARING!!!
Did you enjoy your meal tonight? Did you eat enough? Let me tell you why that concerns me. It is a known fact that a large meal will temporarily make your hearing less sharp! So what that means is tonight that I'm going to speak a little LOUDER than normal. I said that I'M GOING TO SPEAK A LITTLE LOUDER THAN NORMAL. Can you hear that?
If you can hear me, look with me to Proverbs 20.12 where the Bible says, ''The hearing ear and the seeing eye, The LORD ...
Series: Making Sense of Our Senses
Ernest L. Easley
Proverbs 20:12
We are in the middle of a five part series of messages under the heading:
MAKING SENSE OF OUR SENSES
Why did God give us our five senses and why these five?
*Taste (through our tongue)
*Sight (through our eyes)
*Hearing (through our ears)
*Touch (through our skin)
*Smell (through our nose)
Did He give them to us simply to help keep us satisfied (taste), safe (sight), sure (hearing), secure (touch) and sharp (smelling)? Well, He did give them to us to help us physically function. But not only did He give them to us to help us physically function; He gave them to us to help us spiritually function!
Yes, He gave them to help keep us satisfied, safe, sure, secure and sharp. But don't stop there! He also gave them to us to help us be saved! God gave us our five senses: to help us know Him, to help us move toward Him, to help us trust Him! Greater than helping us to function physically; our God-given senses help give us faith spiritually.
*He gave us TASTE to know His GOODNESS.
*He gave us SIGHT to see His GLORY.
*He gave us HEARING to know His GREATNESS.
*He gave TOUCH to know His GRACE.
*He gave us SMELL to know His GRACIOUSNESS.
He really is a good, good Father! Amen? Now so far in MAKING SENSE OF OUR SENSES, we have considered our sense of Taste and Sight, now starting at Proverbs 20.12 we're considering in our time together our sense of HEARING! I SAID, our sense of HEARING!!!
Did you enjoy your meal tonight? Did you eat enough? Let me tell you why that concerns me. It is a known fact that a large meal will temporarily make your hearing less sharp! So what that means is tonight that I'm going to speak a little LOUDER than normal. I said that I'M GOING TO SPEAK A LITTLE LOUDER THAN NORMAL. Can you hear that?
If you can hear me, look with me to Proverbs 20.12 where the Bible says, ''The hearing ear and the seeing eye, The LORD ...
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