Title: Destined for Duty (2 of 5)
Series: Living with Hope & Holiness in a Hostile World
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: 1 Peter 2:1-25
I - One's Godly Growth (1 - 3)
II - One's Glorious Guidance (4 - 5)
III - One's Great Gift (6 - 8)
IV - One's Glaring Glow (9 - 10)
V - One's Glorifying God (11 - 12)
VI - One's Governmental Guidelines (13 - 17)
VII - One's Gentle Goodness (18 - 20)
VIII - One's Giant Guide (21 - 25)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with subpoints.
Resident Aliens with the following:
Sometime between 1960 and 1980, an old, inadequately conceived world ended...and a new world began.
When and how did we change? Although it may sound trivial, one of us is tempted to date the shift sometime on a Sunday evening in 1963. Then, in Greenville, South Carolina, in defiance of the state's time-honored blue laws, the Fox Theater opened on Sunday. Seven of us, regular attenders of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at Buncombe Street Church, made a pact to enter the front door of the church, be seen, then quietly slip out the back door and join John Wayne at the Fox.
That evening has come to represent a watershed in the history of Christendom, South Carolinastyle. On that night, Greenville, South Carolina, the last pocket of resistance to secularity in the Western world, served notice that it would no longer be a prop for the church. There would be no more free passes for the church, no more free rides. The Fox Theater went head-to-head with the church over who would provide the world view for the young. That night in 1963, the Fox Theater won the opening skirmish.
You see, the authors continue, our parents never worried about whether we would grow up Christian. The church was the only show in town. [And] Church, home and state formed a national consortium that worked together to instill "Christian values." People grew up Christian simply by being lucky enough to be born in places like Greenvil ...
Series: Living with Hope & Holiness in a Hostile World
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: 1 Peter 2:1-25
I - One's Godly Growth (1 - 3)
II - One's Glorious Guidance (4 - 5)
III - One's Great Gift (6 - 8)
IV - One's Glaring Glow (9 - 10)
V - One's Glorifying God (11 - 12)
VI - One's Governmental Guidelines (13 - 17)
VII - One's Gentle Goodness (18 - 20)
VIII - One's Giant Guide (21 - 25)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with subpoints.
Resident Aliens with the following:
Sometime between 1960 and 1980, an old, inadequately conceived world ended...and a new world began.
When and how did we change? Although it may sound trivial, one of us is tempted to date the shift sometime on a Sunday evening in 1963. Then, in Greenville, South Carolina, in defiance of the state's time-honored blue laws, the Fox Theater opened on Sunday. Seven of us, regular attenders of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at Buncombe Street Church, made a pact to enter the front door of the church, be seen, then quietly slip out the back door and join John Wayne at the Fox.
That evening has come to represent a watershed in the history of Christendom, South Carolinastyle. On that night, Greenville, South Carolina, the last pocket of resistance to secularity in the Western world, served notice that it would no longer be a prop for the church. There would be no more free passes for the church, no more free rides. The Fox Theater went head-to-head with the church over who would provide the world view for the young. That night in 1963, the Fox Theater won the opening skirmish.
You see, the authors continue, our parents never worried about whether we would grow up Christian. The church was the only show in town. [And] Church, home and state formed a national consortium that worked together to instill "Christian values." People grew up Christian simply by being lucky enough to be born in places like Greenvil ...
There are 18384 characters in the full content. This excerpt only shows a 2000 character sample of the full content.
Price: $5.99 or 1 credit
