LOOK WHO IS IN THE HOUSE (3)
Scripture: Mark 2:1-12
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Title: Look Who Is In The House (3)
Series: Gospel of Mark
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: Mark 2: 1-12
I - The Massive Multitude (1 - 2)
II - The Meager Man (3a)
III - The Mindful Men (3b - 4)
IV - The Maddened Murmurers (5 - 9)
V - The Mighty Miracle (10 - 12)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with subpoints.
What's All That Noise About?
In 2016, a friend and I decided to ride up to Chattanooga, Tennessee, so that we could go to one of the "Trump Rallies." We got our passes online and headed off tor Chattanooga, knowing that there would be long lines and a massive amount of people.
If I were honest, that was an understatement, as we stood in line for over two hours and when we entered the building, the line was even longer than when it had first begun. This is by no means an endorsement of the former president, because I would not walk across the street to see either one of these current guys, but that is an entirely different arena.
We finally found our seats, which was on the very front row of the middle deck and we had excellent views. There were politicians everywhere, along with southern celebrities, but something caught our attention. We looked to the far corner of the arena and there was lots of noise and quite the buzz.
As we kept on watching, we suddenly saw this guy dressed in a white suit and had those longer looking hair, which was also white. The politicians, the patrol officers, and numerous other people were going over to see him. Upon looking closer and after asking around, we were looking at Ric Flair.
The soon to be president was about to get up and give a speech, but the room was ablaze with excitement and noise due to a former pro wrestler being in the house. It is all about "who is in the house." In the story before us, there was much ado and noise, because "Jesus" was in the house. Our churches would be better off to tell of "Jesus" being in the house, and making a noise of him. ...
Series: Gospel of Mark
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: Mark 2: 1-12
I - The Massive Multitude (1 - 2)
II - The Meager Man (3a)
III - The Mindful Men (3b - 4)
IV - The Maddened Murmurers (5 - 9)
V - The Mighty Miracle (10 - 12)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with subpoints.
What's All That Noise About?
In 2016, a friend and I decided to ride up to Chattanooga, Tennessee, so that we could go to one of the "Trump Rallies." We got our passes online and headed off tor Chattanooga, knowing that there would be long lines and a massive amount of people.
If I were honest, that was an understatement, as we stood in line for over two hours and when we entered the building, the line was even longer than when it had first begun. This is by no means an endorsement of the former president, because I would not walk across the street to see either one of these current guys, but that is an entirely different arena.
We finally found our seats, which was on the very front row of the middle deck and we had excellent views. There were politicians everywhere, along with southern celebrities, but something caught our attention. We looked to the far corner of the arena and there was lots of noise and quite the buzz.
As we kept on watching, we suddenly saw this guy dressed in a white suit and had those longer looking hair, which was also white. The politicians, the patrol officers, and numerous other people were going over to see him. Upon looking closer and after asking around, we were looking at Ric Flair.
The soon to be president was about to get up and give a speech, but the room was ablaze with excitement and noise due to a former pro wrestler being in the house. It is all about "who is in the house." In the story before us, there was much ado and noise, because "Jesus" was in the house. Our churches would be better off to tell of "Jesus" being in the house, and making a noise of him. ...
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