Title: Love In Him (4)
Series: Advent Christmas
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: 2 Corinthians 11:23-31
1Co 11:26 KJV - For as often as ye eat this bread, and drink this cup, ye do shew the Lord's death till he come.
I - Looking Back "The Backward Look" (23 - 25)
II - Looking Within "The Inward Look" (27 - 31)
III - Looking Ahead "The Forward Look" (26)
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Today is the fourth and last Sunday of the Advent Season, and today we will light the fourth and final candle inside the green wreath. This candle is also purple and it represents "The Love of God" as we anticipate the Lord's return for his people and ultimately to set up his kingdom. This candle is often known as "The Angels Candle."
This candle is burning brightly urging us to await the coming of the Lord and to look for his soon return, knowing that he loves us and is also longing to return, eventually setting up his kingdom upon this earth, just as the prophets said that he would do. As we celebrate the final Sunday of Advent, let us look back and see what each of the candles represent:
1. First Candle "Hope In Him" (The Prophecy Candle)
2. Second Candle "Peace In Him" (The Bethlehem Candle)
3. Third Candle "Joy In Him" (The Shepherd's Candle)
4. Fourth Candle "Love In Him" (The Angel's Candle)
Christ Was Love
"For God so loved the world that He gave......" I know the verse doesn't end there but in actuality, that's what God does over and over again. God loves us so much that He gives, and He gives and He continues to give.
Now that verse goes on to explain that God gave the most priceless gift that anyone could give, He gave His only Son. Can you even fathom how much God loves you that He would give the life of His only Son to die for you.
How many of you would give up even one of your children to save someone else's life? That's right. None of you. And yet God allowed His only Son ...
Series: Advent Christmas
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: 2 Corinthians 11:23-31
1Co 11:26 KJV - For as often as ye eat this bread, and drink this cup, ye do shew the Lord's death till he come.
I - Looking Back "The Backward Look" (23 - 25)
II - Looking Within "The Inward Look" (27 - 31)
III - Looking Ahead "The Forward Look" (26)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with subpoints.
Today is the fourth and last Sunday of the Advent Season, and today we will light the fourth and final candle inside the green wreath. This candle is also purple and it represents "The Love of God" as we anticipate the Lord's return for his people and ultimately to set up his kingdom. This candle is often known as "The Angels Candle."
This candle is burning brightly urging us to await the coming of the Lord and to look for his soon return, knowing that he loves us and is also longing to return, eventually setting up his kingdom upon this earth, just as the prophets said that he would do. As we celebrate the final Sunday of Advent, let us look back and see what each of the candles represent:
1. First Candle "Hope In Him" (The Prophecy Candle)
2. Second Candle "Peace In Him" (The Bethlehem Candle)
3. Third Candle "Joy In Him" (The Shepherd's Candle)
4. Fourth Candle "Love In Him" (The Angel's Candle)
Christ Was Love
"For God so loved the world that He gave......" I know the verse doesn't end there but in actuality, that's what God does over and over again. God loves us so much that He gives, and He gives and He continues to give.
Now that verse goes on to explain that God gave the most priceless gift that anyone could give, He gave His only Son. Can you even fathom how much God loves you that He would give the life of His only Son to die for you.
How many of you would give up even one of your children to save someone else's life? That's right. None of you. And yet God allowed His only Son ...
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