Timeless truth for troubled times
Adrian rogers
John 13
There's an old story that is rooted in truth of a great, great theologian, who was being interviewed by a young preacher. And he said to this great theologian, who'd poured through all the musty libraries and had studied an' given it all of his life to the exacting study of theology, he said, ''sir, would you give me, if you could, in a sentence, out of all of your study and your lifetime of experience, the greatest one truth, the most vital, most wonderful, quintessence of truth that you can give.'' and that old theologian said to that young man, ''sir, i can give it to you simply. Jesus loves me, this i know, for the bible tells me so.'' can't get beyond that, can you? Take god's word and turn to john, chapter 13. We're going to be talking today about ''timeless truth for troubled times.'' now, trouble comes to all of us. My dear friend, we're facing a troubled world, the world in turmoil. A world on the brink of war. You say, ''well, this, this is a problem that we may very well get over.'' you're right! But this is a problem that may see us, this time next week, in a full-fledged, global war. This time next week. These are troubled times, troubled times. Time to look into the entire chapter. But i want to pick out of this chapter, primarily, the treachery of a man named judas. You know, there was a time when a mother held to her cheek a bouncing baby boy, and she called him ''judas,'' a very wonderful named based on the old testament name ''judah.'' she called him ''judas.'' how proud she must have been of this little baby boy. But you know, today, i've never known of a boy whose, who was named ''judas'' by his mother, have you? I've known of boys named matthew, mark, luke, john, peter, paul, andrew, james, even a few bartholomew. But i have never met a boy named ''judas.'' i've heard of a goat named ''judas,'' and a dog named ''judas,'' but never a boy named ''judas.'' how grateful this mother must ...
Adrian rogers
John 13
There's an old story that is rooted in truth of a great, great theologian, who was being interviewed by a young preacher. And he said to this great theologian, who'd poured through all the musty libraries and had studied an' given it all of his life to the exacting study of theology, he said, ''sir, would you give me, if you could, in a sentence, out of all of your study and your lifetime of experience, the greatest one truth, the most vital, most wonderful, quintessence of truth that you can give.'' and that old theologian said to that young man, ''sir, i can give it to you simply. Jesus loves me, this i know, for the bible tells me so.'' can't get beyond that, can you? Take god's word and turn to john, chapter 13. We're going to be talking today about ''timeless truth for troubled times.'' now, trouble comes to all of us. My dear friend, we're facing a troubled world, the world in turmoil. A world on the brink of war. You say, ''well, this, this is a problem that we may very well get over.'' you're right! But this is a problem that may see us, this time next week, in a full-fledged, global war. This time next week. These are troubled times, troubled times. Time to look into the entire chapter. But i want to pick out of this chapter, primarily, the treachery of a man named judas. You know, there was a time when a mother held to her cheek a bouncing baby boy, and she called him ''judas,'' a very wonderful named based on the old testament name ''judah.'' she called him ''judas.'' how proud she must have been of this little baby boy. But you know, today, i've never known of a boy whose, who was named ''judas'' by his mother, have you? I've known of boys named matthew, mark, luke, john, peter, paul, andrew, james, even a few bartholomew. But i have never met a boy named ''judas.'' i've heard of a goat named ''judas,'' and a dog named ''judas,'' but never a boy named ''judas.'' how grateful this mother must ...
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