Marks Of Greatness (21 Of 27)
Larry Wynn
Acts 20, 36-38
INTRODUCTION
A. In France man by the name of Michael Atito. Goal to be entered in the
Guinness World Book of Records by eating metal and glass.
1. He began in 1959.
2. He would grind up the metal, rubber, and glass of different objects into
his food.
3. By 1966 he had eaten:
a. 10 bicycles.
b. 7 televisions.
c. 6 chandeliers.
d. 1 Cessna Airplane in Cuarocos, Venezuela.
ill. Imagine metal detectors and electromagnets.
4. Can you imagine this man standing before the Lord. What have you
done? I ate an airplane.
B. The mark of greatness. When you are gone will you be missed?
1. ''All who enter this office bring joy; some when they enter and some
when they leave.''
2. Of some it can be said they deprive you of privacy without providing you
with comfort.
C. To be great a person must be committed to great things. Paul was great,
because he was committed to great things.
I. LORD WORTH SERVING. VS. 17-19
A. HUMILITY. VS. 19 ''SERVING WITH ALL HUMILITY.
1. Humility is not thinking lowly of yourself or putting yourself down.
2. It is thinking of the Lord; crediting him for all things.
ill. Aturo Tskanyni presented of Beethoven's great works. The hall was
crowded. Everything went just right. When he was done the hall
exploded in applause. People shouted and whistled. He bowed and
bowed again. The orchestra bowed repeatedly. He took the baton and
rapped it on the music stand. Quietness fell. He looked at the orchestra
and said, ''I am nothing. You are nothing. Beethoven is everything.
ill. Paul: The Lord Jesus is everything. Paul could not forget what Jesus
had done for him.
B. HEARTACHE. VS. 19. ''IN TEARS''
1. One of the most educated and religious men who ever lived was
moved to tears.
2. The things that broke the heart of Jesus broke Paul's heart.
3. There are many kinds of tears:
a. Joy
b. Sadness
c. Pain
d. Anger
...
Larry Wynn
Acts 20, 36-38
INTRODUCTION
A. In France man by the name of Michael Atito. Goal to be entered in the
Guinness World Book of Records by eating metal and glass.
1. He began in 1959.
2. He would grind up the metal, rubber, and glass of different objects into
his food.
3. By 1966 he had eaten:
a. 10 bicycles.
b. 7 televisions.
c. 6 chandeliers.
d. 1 Cessna Airplane in Cuarocos, Venezuela.
ill. Imagine metal detectors and electromagnets.
4. Can you imagine this man standing before the Lord. What have you
done? I ate an airplane.
B. The mark of greatness. When you are gone will you be missed?
1. ''All who enter this office bring joy; some when they enter and some
when they leave.''
2. Of some it can be said they deprive you of privacy without providing you
with comfort.
C. To be great a person must be committed to great things. Paul was great,
because he was committed to great things.
I. LORD WORTH SERVING. VS. 17-19
A. HUMILITY. VS. 19 ''SERVING WITH ALL HUMILITY.
1. Humility is not thinking lowly of yourself or putting yourself down.
2. It is thinking of the Lord; crediting him for all things.
ill. Aturo Tskanyni presented of Beethoven's great works. The hall was
crowded. Everything went just right. When he was done the hall
exploded in applause. People shouted and whistled. He bowed and
bowed again. The orchestra bowed repeatedly. He took the baton and
rapped it on the music stand. Quietness fell. He looked at the orchestra
and said, ''I am nothing. You are nothing. Beethoven is everything.
ill. Paul: The Lord Jesus is everything. Paul could not forget what Jesus
had done for him.
B. HEARTACHE. VS. 19. ''IN TEARS''
1. One of the most educated and religious men who ever lived was
moved to tears.
2. The things that broke the heart of Jesus broke Paul's heart.
3. There are many kinds of tears:
a. Joy
b. Sadness
c. Pain
d. Anger
...
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