WILL A MAN ROB GOD? (5 OF 7)
by Jeff Schreve
Scripture: Malachi 3:7-12
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Will a Man Rob God? (5 of 7)
Return to Me
Jeff Schreve
Malachi 3:7-12
If you have your Bible, please turn to the last book of the Old Testament, the Book of Malachi. We've been in a series on the Book of Malachi, going through this great book verse by verse. Today, we want to ask the question, "Will a man rob God?"
How many in this room have ever been robbed? Some way, or somehow, somebody has robbed you, taken something from you? I had a friend of mine who had his identify stolen. That's a bad deal when you get your identify stolen. It's hard to get it back. When I was in college, my discipleship leader, a man who was about 30 years older than I was, told me about a story that happened to him, a true story. This guy, Everett, he was a very successful insurance salesman, and he liked fancy things and nice things. He bought himself a gold Presidential Rolex. That is a gold Presidential Rolex. You can get that. I found it on E-bay. It's only $42,000. So, it's a bargain. Somebody said, you know, when you buy a Presidential Rolex it comes with a Timex so that you can actually know the time because Rolex isn't necessarily known for good time. But it's quite a piece of jewelry. Well, he had this, and this was back in the 70's, and so it wasn't quite $42,000. But he said he had a guy come to his house one Saturday night about 9:30 and knocked on his front door. Everett opens the door. He had had some people over, and they had been gone for about 30 minutes, and he thought, well, maybe somebody's come back; they had forgotten something. And he opens the door. A man points a gun in his face and says, "Everett, I'm going to rob you." Knew his name. Everett didn't know who he was. Knew his name. He took Everett to the back part of Everett's house. He handcuffed him to the pipes underneath his sink in his bathroom, and he wanted one thing, that Rolex, that Presidential gold Rolex. Everett said, "I've never felt so violated in all my life." F ...
Return to Me
Jeff Schreve
Malachi 3:7-12
If you have your Bible, please turn to the last book of the Old Testament, the Book of Malachi. We've been in a series on the Book of Malachi, going through this great book verse by verse. Today, we want to ask the question, "Will a man rob God?"
How many in this room have ever been robbed? Some way, or somehow, somebody has robbed you, taken something from you? I had a friend of mine who had his identify stolen. That's a bad deal when you get your identify stolen. It's hard to get it back. When I was in college, my discipleship leader, a man who was about 30 years older than I was, told me about a story that happened to him, a true story. This guy, Everett, he was a very successful insurance salesman, and he liked fancy things and nice things. He bought himself a gold Presidential Rolex. That is a gold Presidential Rolex. You can get that. I found it on E-bay. It's only $42,000. So, it's a bargain. Somebody said, you know, when you buy a Presidential Rolex it comes with a Timex so that you can actually know the time because Rolex isn't necessarily known for good time. But it's quite a piece of jewelry. Well, he had this, and this was back in the 70's, and so it wasn't quite $42,000. But he said he had a guy come to his house one Saturday night about 9:30 and knocked on his front door. Everett opens the door. He had had some people over, and they had been gone for about 30 minutes, and he thought, well, maybe somebody's come back; they had forgotten something. And he opens the door. A man points a gun in his face and says, "Everett, I'm going to rob you." Knew his name. Everett didn't know who he was. Knew his name. He took Everett to the back part of Everett's house. He handcuffed him to the pipes underneath his sink in his bathroom, and he wanted one thing, that Rolex, that Presidential gold Rolex. Everett said, "I've never felt so violated in all my life." F ...
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