Product of Mercy
Donald Cantrell
Psalms 5:7
Psa 5:7 KJV - But as for me, I will come into thy house in the multitude of thy mercy: and in thy fear will I worship toward thy holy temple.
I - David's Personal Distinction (7a)
A) His Sinful Surroundings
B) His Steadfast Stance
II - David's Preferred Destination (7b)
A) His Chosen Path
B) His Cherished Place
III - David's Privileged Description (7c)
A) His Entrance is Woefully Undeserved
B) His Entrance is Wonderfully Undeniable
IV - David's Phenomenal Disposition (7d)
A) His Holy Reverence
B) His Healthy Respect
V - David's Precious Destination (7e)
A) His Source of Hope
B) His Strong-arm of Help
Theme: ''I am a product of mercy and grace!!!''
A MERCIFUL GAME
A high school basketball player's mom passed away on the day of a game. He made it to the game and his coach invited him to sit on the bench. But he wanted to play.
Since he arrived late, putting him in the game was a technical foul and the other team would shoot two free throws. Knowing the situation, the other team refused to shoot the free throws. But the officials persisted.
The coach asked for a volunteer to shoot the shots and the captain raised his hands. His first shot went about two feet, his second went about one foot.
The other team showed mercy to this player by sharing his pain with acts of compassion and kindness.
PREVAILING UPON MERCY
R. C. Sproul tells the story of when he was a college professor. At the start of the semester, the class of about 150 students had three papers due, let's say, at noon on October 1st, November 1st, and December 1st. The penalty for a late paper was a zero grade.
At noon on October 1st, 140 students strolled in and put their papers on his desk. Sproul asked the 10 students whose papers were late, ''Where are your papers?''
''Oh, Professor Sproul,'' they pleaded, ''we have had so much work, and we are having such a hard time adjusting to college. Pleas ...
Donald Cantrell
Psalms 5:7
Psa 5:7 KJV - But as for me, I will come into thy house in the multitude of thy mercy: and in thy fear will I worship toward thy holy temple.
I - David's Personal Distinction (7a)
A) His Sinful Surroundings
B) His Steadfast Stance
II - David's Preferred Destination (7b)
A) His Chosen Path
B) His Cherished Place
III - David's Privileged Description (7c)
A) His Entrance is Woefully Undeserved
B) His Entrance is Wonderfully Undeniable
IV - David's Phenomenal Disposition (7d)
A) His Holy Reverence
B) His Healthy Respect
V - David's Precious Destination (7e)
A) His Source of Hope
B) His Strong-arm of Help
Theme: ''I am a product of mercy and grace!!!''
A MERCIFUL GAME
A high school basketball player's mom passed away on the day of a game. He made it to the game and his coach invited him to sit on the bench. But he wanted to play.
Since he arrived late, putting him in the game was a technical foul and the other team would shoot two free throws. Knowing the situation, the other team refused to shoot the free throws. But the officials persisted.
The coach asked for a volunteer to shoot the shots and the captain raised his hands. His first shot went about two feet, his second went about one foot.
The other team showed mercy to this player by sharing his pain with acts of compassion and kindness.
PREVAILING UPON MERCY
R. C. Sproul tells the story of when he was a college professor. At the start of the semester, the class of about 150 students had three papers due, let's say, at noon on October 1st, November 1st, and December 1st. The penalty for a late paper was a zero grade.
At noon on October 1st, 140 students strolled in and put their papers on his desk. Sproul asked the 10 students whose papers were late, ''Where are your papers?''
''Oh, Professor Sproul,'' they pleaded, ''we have had so much work, and we are having such a hard time adjusting to college. Pleas ...
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