HEARING EARS THAT OFFER HOPE PART 1 (5)
Scripture: Matthew 9:9-13, Luke 7:1-10, Luke 8:41-42, Luke 8:49-56
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Hearing Ears That Offer Hope Part 1 (5)
Series: The Body of Christ
Donald Cantrell
Matthew 9: 9 - 13, Luke 7: 1 - 10, Luke 8: 41 - 42, 49 - 56''
This is sermon 5 in our series on ''The Body of Christ'' and in this sermon we see that we have a sympathetic savior that truly cares and listens to the needs of those that society has abandoned and given up on, he cares about those that are abased and feels as if they are unworthy to even approach him, and he cares about those that are facing affliction and hopeless situations. As followers of the Lord Jesus Christ, we need to have ears that are caring ears that are compassionate, and ears that are constantly on the alert for others.
Jas 1:19 KJV - Wherefore, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath:
I - Jesus Heard the Abandoned (Matthew 9: 9 - 13)
II - Jesus Heard the Abased (Luke 7: 1 - 10)
III - Jesus Heard the Afflicted (Luke 8: 41 - 42, 49 - 56)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
Theme: ''The ears of Jesus were always ready to hear''
Ears That Hear
I've done a lot of funerals in my twenty plus years of ministry, far more than I thought I would ever do. Every service touches me in a unique way and with each funeral I seem to come away with a life-lesson I needed to hear. Recently I was taught a valuable lesson as I eulogized a certain man, named Dillon.
For many years he had been a member of the church I serve but then, a few years ago, he moved away. Shortly before his death as his health was deteriorating, he moved back to the area, and when he passed I was asked to perform his funeral, which I was honored to do. There were many admirable qualities in Dillon, but it was actually his disability that taught me the most.
Some time ago Dillon had surgery for throat cancer that left him unable to speak. For all the years I knew him he had to use an electronic device to communicate. He would hold up the gadget t ...
Series: The Body of Christ
Donald Cantrell
Matthew 9: 9 - 13, Luke 7: 1 - 10, Luke 8: 41 - 42, 49 - 56''
This is sermon 5 in our series on ''The Body of Christ'' and in this sermon we see that we have a sympathetic savior that truly cares and listens to the needs of those that society has abandoned and given up on, he cares about those that are abased and feels as if they are unworthy to even approach him, and he cares about those that are facing affliction and hopeless situations. As followers of the Lord Jesus Christ, we need to have ears that are caring ears that are compassionate, and ears that are constantly on the alert for others.
Jas 1:19 KJV - Wherefore, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath:
I - Jesus Heard the Abandoned (Matthew 9: 9 - 13)
II - Jesus Heard the Abased (Luke 7: 1 - 10)
III - Jesus Heard the Afflicted (Luke 8: 41 - 42, 49 - 56)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
Theme: ''The ears of Jesus were always ready to hear''
Ears That Hear
I've done a lot of funerals in my twenty plus years of ministry, far more than I thought I would ever do. Every service touches me in a unique way and with each funeral I seem to come away with a life-lesson I needed to hear. Recently I was taught a valuable lesson as I eulogized a certain man, named Dillon.
For many years he had been a member of the church I serve but then, a few years ago, he moved away. Shortly before his death as his health was deteriorating, he moved back to the area, and when he passed I was asked to perform his funeral, which I was honored to do. There were many admirable qualities in Dillon, but it was actually his disability that taught me the most.
Some time ago Dillon had surgery for throat cancer that left him unable to speak. For all the years I knew him he had to use an electronic device to communicate. He would hold up the gadget t ...
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