NO ROOM, YET PLENTY OF ROOM (4 OF 5)
Scripture: Luke 2:1-7
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No Room, Yet Plenty of Room (4 of 5)
Series: Finding the Twinkle of Christmas
Donald Cantrell
Luke 2:1-7
Theme: ''There was no room for Christ, but he has plenty of room for us''
Luk 2:7 KJV - And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn.
I - The Perplexing Grief of That Night
II - The Passing Guilt of That Night
III - The Precious Gift of That Night
IV - The Provoking Gathering of That Night
V - The Promising Guarantee of That Night
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
The Real Purpose of Christmas
There was a woman out with two young children Christmas shopping. Her children wanted everything they saw on the shelves for Christmas. She was shopping for hours. Finally at the end of the day as she pushed her way into a crowed elevator, as the doors closed, she exclaimed, ''Whoever started this whole Christmas thing should be found, strung up, and shot.'' From the back of the elevators someone responded in a calm voice, ''Don't worry we already crucified Him.'' The rest of the elevator trip was filled with silence.
The Birth of a King (Prince George)
It seemed the whole world was waiting breathlessly for the birth of this baby.
This baby is Prince George, firstborn son of Prince Harry and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge. It is impossible to exaggerate the attention this birth received--before, during, and after.
It was a feeding frenzy for the news media.
The number of reporters competing for every imaginable scrap of news about it must have been like the plague of the locusts with reporters desperately scraping London for a news story. It was an obsession. For this was the birth of a king.
With things taking their natural course, this baby will one day be the King of England. It is rather a hollow position, holding primarily ceremonial and diplomatic duties, with the governing functions being ...
Series: Finding the Twinkle of Christmas
Donald Cantrell
Luke 2:1-7
Theme: ''There was no room for Christ, but he has plenty of room for us''
Luk 2:7 KJV - And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn.
I - The Perplexing Grief of That Night
II - The Passing Guilt of That Night
III - The Precious Gift of That Night
IV - The Provoking Gathering of That Night
V - The Promising Guarantee of That Night
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
The Real Purpose of Christmas
There was a woman out with two young children Christmas shopping. Her children wanted everything they saw on the shelves for Christmas. She was shopping for hours. Finally at the end of the day as she pushed her way into a crowed elevator, as the doors closed, she exclaimed, ''Whoever started this whole Christmas thing should be found, strung up, and shot.'' From the back of the elevators someone responded in a calm voice, ''Don't worry we already crucified Him.'' The rest of the elevator trip was filled with silence.
The Birth of a King (Prince George)
It seemed the whole world was waiting breathlessly for the birth of this baby.
This baby is Prince George, firstborn son of Prince Harry and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge. It is impossible to exaggerate the attention this birth received--before, during, and after.
It was a feeding frenzy for the news media.
The number of reporters competing for every imaginable scrap of news about it must have been like the plague of the locusts with reporters desperately scraping London for a news story. It was an obsession. For this was the birth of a king.
With things taking their natural course, this baby will one day be the King of England. It is rather a hollow position, holding primarily ceremonial and diplomatic duties, with the governing functions being ...
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