THE EAR OF MALCHUS (1 OF 5)
Scripture: Luke 22:49-51
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The Ear of Malchus (1 of 5)
Series: Faces In The Crowd
Donald Cantrell
Luke 22:49-51
Theme: Malchus was just a face in the crowd, until Peter cut off his ear
I - The Trouble That Malchus Foresaw
II - The Terror That Malchus Faced
III - The Touch That Malchus Felt
IV - The Testimony That Malchus Fostered
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Steve Bartman ''Just Another Face In The Crowd''
It was just a normal playoff baseball game in Chicago; and the game was played on Tuesday, October 14th, 2003. Steve Bartman was just another face in the crowd, until...
One exciting moment of adrenaline moved through a small section of fans that were seated near the first few rolls along the left corner of wall behind the bullpen, which we know as down the third base line. There was a good possibility that the ball that was hit Louis Castillo of the Florida Marlins would land in the stands among some of the cubs diehard fans.
Steve Bartman was sitting in Aisle 4, Row 8, Seat 113, he was merely a face in the crowd, until he reached out and caught that foul ball, unknowingly that foul ball would change his life and make him more than a face in the crowd, and he would become infamous, and the man that was merely a face in the crowd would have his name plastered all over the news, all over social media, and he would become known as the most infamous fan in the history of sports. ESPN even made a documentary about this infamous incident, though Bartman would have no part in making the documentary.
Who was Steve Bartman
Steve Bartman grew up in Northbrook, Illinois. His childhood home was located right next to a baseball field, where his father hit balls for Bartman and his friends. Bartman attended Notre Dame High School for Boys in Niles, Illinois and played varsity baseball while participating in theater and community service. He graduated from high school in 1995 and attended the University of Notre Dame. At the ti ...
Series: Faces In The Crowd
Donald Cantrell
Luke 22:49-51
Theme: Malchus was just a face in the crowd, until Peter cut off his ear
I - The Trouble That Malchus Foresaw
II - The Terror That Malchus Faced
III - The Touch That Malchus Felt
IV - The Testimony That Malchus Fostered
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
Steve Bartman ''Just Another Face In The Crowd''
It was just a normal playoff baseball game in Chicago; and the game was played on Tuesday, October 14th, 2003. Steve Bartman was just another face in the crowd, until...
One exciting moment of adrenaline moved through a small section of fans that were seated near the first few rolls along the left corner of wall behind the bullpen, which we know as down the third base line. There was a good possibility that the ball that was hit Louis Castillo of the Florida Marlins would land in the stands among some of the cubs diehard fans.
Steve Bartman was sitting in Aisle 4, Row 8, Seat 113, he was merely a face in the crowd, until he reached out and caught that foul ball, unknowingly that foul ball would change his life and make him more than a face in the crowd, and he would become infamous, and the man that was merely a face in the crowd would have his name plastered all over the news, all over social media, and he would become known as the most infamous fan in the history of sports. ESPN even made a documentary about this infamous incident, though Bartman would have no part in making the documentary.
Who was Steve Bartman
Steve Bartman grew up in Northbrook, Illinois. His childhood home was located right next to a baseball field, where his father hit balls for Bartman and his friends. Bartman attended Notre Dame High School for Boys in Niles, Illinois and played varsity baseball while participating in theater and community service. He graduated from high school in 1995 and attended the University of Notre Dame. At the ti ...
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