Tainted, But Thankful - Thanksgiving
Donald Cantrell
1 Timothy 1:12-17
I - Paul Reveres His Placement (12)
A) The Passion That Prodded Him
B) The Person That Placed Him
C) The Power That Positioned Him
II - Paul Remembers His Past (13 - 14)
A) His Plenteous Flaws (13)
B) His Precious Forgiveness (14)
III - Paul Recalls His Pardon (15)
A) The Goal of Salvation Is Mandated (15a)
B) The Greatest of Sinners Is Manifested (15b)
IV - Paul Reassures His Predecessors (16)
A) His Mighty Mercy (16a)
B) His Marvelous Message (16b)
V - Paul Renders His Praises (17)
A) Paul Praised Him Now
B) Paul Praised Him Naturally
Theme: ''Paul was thankful in God changing him from a sinner to a saint''
Simpson's Most Valuable Discovery
In the year 1847, a doctor from Edinburgh, Sir James Simpson, discovered that chloroform could be used as an anesthetic to render people insensible to the pain of surgery. From his early experiments, Dr. Simpson made it possible for people to go through the most dangerous operations without fear of pain and suffering. Some people even claim that his was one of the most significant discoveries of modern medicine.
Some years later, while lecturing at the University of Edinburgh, Dr. Simpson was asked by one of his students, ''What do you consider to be the most valuable discovery of your lifetime?'' To the surprise of his students, who had expected him to refer to chloroform, Dr. Simpson replied, ''My most valuable discovery was when I discovered myself a sinner and that Jesus Christ was my Savior.'' That is the greatest discovery any man can find!!!
I am not what I once was!
In his old age, when he could no longer see to read, John Newton heard someone recite this text, ''By the grace of God-I am what I am.''
He remained silent a short time and then, as if speaking to himself, he said: ''I am not what I ought to be-ah, how imperfect and deficient! I am not what I wish to be-I abhor that which is evil, ...
Donald Cantrell
1 Timothy 1:12-17
I - Paul Reveres His Placement (12)
A) The Passion That Prodded Him
B) The Person That Placed Him
C) The Power That Positioned Him
II - Paul Remembers His Past (13 - 14)
A) His Plenteous Flaws (13)
B) His Precious Forgiveness (14)
III - Paul Recalls His Pardon (15)
A) The Goal of Salvation Is Mandated (15a)
B) The Greatest of Sinners Is Manifested (15b)
IV - Paul Reassures His Predecessors (16)
A) His Mighty Mercy (16a)
B) His Marvelous Message (16b)
V - Paul Renders His Praises (17)
A) Paul Praised Him Now
B) Paul Praised Him Naturally
Theme: ''Paul was thankful in God changing him from a sinner to a saint''
Simpson's Most Valuable Discovery
In the year 1847, a doctor from Edinburgh, Sir James Simpson, discovered that chloroform could be used as an anesthetic to render people insensible to the pain of surgery. From his early experiments, Dr. Simpson made it possible for people to go through the most dangerous operations without fear of pain and suffering. Some people even claim that his was one of the most significant discoveries of modern medicine.
Some years later, while lecturing at the University of Edinburgh, Dr. Simpson was asked by one of his students, ''What do you consider to be the most valuable discovery of your lifetime?'' To the surprise of his students, who had expected him to refer to chloroform, Dr. Simpson replied, ''My most valuable discovery was when I discovered myself a sinner and that Jesus Christ was my Savior.'' That is the greatest discovery any man can find!!!
I am not what I once was!
In his old age, when he could no longer see to read, John Newton heard someone recite this text, ''By the grace of God-I am what I am.''
He remained silent a short time and then, as if speaking to himself, he said: ''I am not what I ought to be-ah, how imperfect and deficient! I am not what I wish to be-I abhor that which is evil, ...
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