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BOUNTIFUL LIVING THROUGH BOUNTIFUL GIVING

by Adrian Rogers

Scripture: ACTS 20:32-38


Bountiful Living Through Bountiful Giving
Adrian Rogers
Acts 20:32-38

Excerpt From Sermon:
And why was he so loved? Because of the motto of his
life which is the: It is more blessed to give than receive.

Now, we make a living by what we get out of life. But we
make a life by what we give back to life. And Paul had learned
that it is more blessed to give than to receive. Now I want us
to look at that today. I want us to look at that sentence. it
is more blessed to give than receive. And I dare say that human
nature tells you that is not true. Human nature tells you that
is not true. That it is more blessed to give than to receive.
But may I tell you these are the words of Jesus Christ and we
know that they are true.

The title therefore of my message is, "Bountiful living
through Bountiful Giving." Bountiful living through Bountiful
Giving. Not my philosophy of life, not really even Paul's.
Just one that Paul had adopted. Really, the philosophy of the
Lord Jesus Christ.

Beginning of Sermon:
ANNOUNCER'S INTRODUCTION


From Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis, Tennessee
U.S.A., welcome to Love Worth Finding with author, teacher
and Pastor Adrian Rogers. We invite you to join Pastor Rogers
and your friends at Bellevue Baptist for an exciting hour of
inspiration and encouragement. One man's devotion to self
brought death to all mankind. Yet, the selfless act of another
brought life. Today, Pastor Rogers reveals how we can have
"Bountiful Living Through Bountiful Giving". Now, let's join
together in God's word and discover a love worth finding.

PASTOR'S INTRODUCTION

I love it when people give things to me. I think you
do to. I think we'd be lying if we didn't say that it's blessed
to receive. But Jesus said "It is more blessed to give than to
receive." Do you really believe that? Stay tuned as we talk
today on "Bountiful Living Through Bountiful Givin ...

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