THE BATTLE OF THE AGES - PART 2
Scripture: Luke 24:1-10
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The Battle of the Ages - Part 2
Donald Cantrell
Luke 24: 1 - 10
Sermon is about Easter, the Passion of Christ, and the Resurrection of Christ.
Luk 24:8 KJV - And they remembered his words,
I - The Grieving Women (1)
II - The Growing Worries (2 - 4a)
III - The Glowing Welcome (4b - 7)
IV - The Glaring Words (8)
V - The Gleaming Witnesses (9 - 10)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
Theme: ''Five words that impacted the fate of the world''
Ulysses S. Grant - The Epitome of a Great Comeback
Ulysses G. Grant is regarded by many as one of the greatest Americans of all time. He was a successful soldier and a politician, rising to the rank of general and becoming President. However, his rise to power and prominence wasn't smooth. Far from it, in fact, indeed, Grant went through a very low period and, for some time, it looked like he would wind up a bankrupt drunkard. However, through perseverance and the luck of being in the right place at the right time, Grant accomplished a remarkable comeback.
Born in Point Pleasant, Ohio, in 1882, Grant was raised around horses and might have followed his father into the tanning business. However, as a young man, he went to the West Point military academy, graduating with distinction. As an officer, he served, also with distinction, in the Mexican-American War.
Upon his return, he married and started a family. Everything was looking good for Grant. He was even selected to head west and command troops in the newly-established territory of Oregon. However, neither Grant nor his family enjoyed life so far from home. In 1854, he quit the army, aged just 32.
Grant was determined to make a success of civilian life. He settled in Missouri, where the climate better suited his nature, and tried to make his fortune farming and trading leather. However, times were tough and soon he was struggling to provide for his family.
Before long, he was heavily in debt and, ...
Donald Cantrell
Luke 24: 1 - 10
Sermon is about Easter, the Passion of Christ, and the Resurrection of Christ.
Luk 24:8 KJV - And they remembered his words,
I - The Grieving Women (1)
II - The Growing Worries (2 - 4a)
III - The Glowing Welcome (4b - 7)
IV - The Glaring Words (8)
V - The Gleaming Witnesses (9 - 10)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
Theme: ''Five words that impacted the fate of the world''
Ulysses S. Grant - The Epitome of a Great Comeback
Ulysses G. Grant is regarded by many as one of the greatest Americans of all time. He was a successful soldier and a politician, rising to the rank of general and becoming President. However, his rise to power and prominence wasn't smooth. Far from it, in fact, indeed, Grant went through a very low period and, for some time, it looked like he would wind up a bankrupt drunkard. However, through perseverance and the luck of being in the right place at the right time, Grant accomplished a remarkable comeback.
Born in Point Pleasant, Ohio, in 1882, Grant was raised around horses and might have followed his father into the tanning business. However, as a young man, he went to the West Point military academy, graduating with distinction. As an officer, he served, also with distinction, in the Mexican-American War.
Upon his return, he married and started a family. Everything was looking good for Grant. He was even selected to head west and command troops in the newly-established territory of Oregon. However, neither Grant nor his family enjoyed life so far from home. In 1854, he quit the army, aged just 32.
Grant was determined to make a success of civilian life. He settled in Missouri, where the climate better suited his nature, and tried to make his fortune farming and trading leather. However, times were tough and soon he was struggling to provide for his family.
Before long, he was heavily in debt and, ...
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