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GOD'S GREATEST GIFT (4 OF 4)

by Donald Cantrell

Scripture: John 3:16
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God's Greatest Gift (4 of 4)
Series: The Cast of Christmas
Donald Cantrell
John 3: 16


Jhn 3:16 KJV - For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Advent Series ''The Cast of Christmas'' - Sermon 4 ''The Gift of Jesus''

I - The Provider of the Greatest Gift (John 3: 16a)

II - The Particulars of the Greatest Gift (John 3:16b)

III - The Packaging of the Greatest Gift (Isaiah 53: 2)

IV - The Presentation of the Greatest Gift (John 3: 16c)

V - The Preciousness of the Greatest Gift (1 Pt. 2: 4, 7)

VI - The Praises of the Greatest Gift (2 Cor. 9: 15)

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Theme: ''Jesus was the greatest Christmas gift ever given''

Do you remember the greatest gift that you ever received? What about the greatest gift that you were ever able to give? I remember it like it was yesterday, it was our daughter's 16th Christmas and we were shopping for her a car, but she had no clue.

My wife and I went all over North Georgia and Chattanooga Tennessee to find her the right car. We looked everywhere and we had a couple of preferences, first we were seeking safety, especially with it being her first car, and secondly we were looking at something that we could afford.

I was very leery in even buying her a car, due to some of the horrific rides she had taken me on. I still cringe as I remember the day I took her driving around our small hometown. We were driving southbound on 5th Avenue and the stop sign was getting bigger and bigger, I think I pushed my foot through the floor board. I screamed like it might be my last verbal utterance as she went right through the stop sign.

We finally found the right car down in Canton, Georgia. It was a Toyota Echo, the color was charcoal grey, it was a very economical compact car, with great safety ratings. I remember driving it and telling my wife that the ...

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