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GATHERING IN GOSHEN (46 OF 50)

by Donald Cantrell

Scripture: Genesis 46:1-34
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Gathering in Goshen (46 of 50)
Series: Genesis
Donald Cantrell
Genesis 46:1-34


Theme: ‘‘The sovereign plan of God is coming together in Goshen’’


Genesis Series ‘‘Wednesday Night Bible Study’’ Sermon 46 of 50

I - The Place and Sacrifice (1 - 7)

II - The Population and Sons (8 - 27)

III - The Passion and Scenario (28 - 30)

IV - The Plan and Story (31 - 34)

V - The Providence and Sovereign

What a Reunion

Do you remember your high school reunion? Many who attend the 5 and 10 year class reunions just want to impress each other with how successful they have become. By the 20th many have given up on impressing their friends and are just happy to survive. As you near the age of 40 you can begin to tell the difference between the ‘‘haves’’ and the ‘‘have not’s’’ - between those who have arrived and those who got lost along the way.

At one such reunion two high school buddy’s sat at a table to talk.

Many at the reunion could tell the first friend had found the secret to success while the other was still just a ‘‘wanabee.’’ The ‘‘wanabee’’ asked his wealthy friend about the secret to his success. ‘‘Well I’ve asked God to help me make my financial decisions along the way. I’d pray, ‘Lord show me what to do,’ then I would open my Bible and point my finger on the page. The first time I did that the word was ‘oil,’ so I invested everything I had in the oil market. Later I went to God again and when I opened my Bible I pointed to ‘gold and silver,’ so I bought into the precious metals markets. Most recently I pointed to the word ‘gates.’ I wasn’t sure what God was trying to show me at first, but I soon realized God was leading me to invest in the computer markets. With God’s help I’m nearly as rich as Bill Gates himself now!’’

Later that night the ‘‘wanabee’’ was back in his hotel room. He knew he needed help; he had maxed out all of his credit cards to try to impress all his high school friends, but it wasn’t working. He decided if ...

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