MOVING IN TUNE THROUGH SERVING GOD AND OTHERS (3 OF 4)
by Brad Whitt
Scripture: Ephesians 4:11-12
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Title: Moving in Tune Through Serving God and Others (3 of 4)
Series: Start Your Engines
Author: Brad Whitt
Text: Ephesians 4:11-12
INTRODUCTION
Please take your Bibles this morning and find your place in Ephesians chapter 4. We're in a series of studies on spiritual disciplines and holy habits on Sunday mornings at Abilene entitled "Start Your Engines."
We began this study by looking at why you should and how you can get on track in 2024 through studying God's Word.
Then, last week, we saw why you should and how you can stay in touch with God through prayer and meditation.
Next week, we'll finish our study by learning why you should give your life to living on task for God through witnessing.
This morning, as we look at Ephesians 4, verses 11-12, I want you to see why you must and how you can move in tune (my NASCAR guys might say, "drafting") with the person and purpose of God through serving Him and others.
Illustration: Now, if you were to ask NASCAR fans to list the top three greatest drivers of all time, I think you'd probably hear something like this:
#3 - Jimmy Johnson, Car # 48 - 83 wins. Jimmy Johnson is tied with our other top two to claim seven Cup Series Championship, which is more than enough to slot him third all-time. He dominated in the 2000s, winning five straight driver championships from 2006-2010.
#2 - Richard Petty, Car #43 - 200 wins. Petty won a record seven driver championships across his illustrious NASCAR career, putting him near the top of any all-time ranking. He holds the record for race wins, dominating the Daytona 500, winning that race seven times. His best season came in 1967 when he won an incredible 27 races.
#1 - Dale Earnhardt, Sr, Car #3 - 76 wins. The Senior Earnhardt is tied for the most driver championships of all time, and there is no racer whose name is as ubiquitous with NASCAR as Earnhardt. Although he trails Petty in wins by a significant amount, the impact that Ear ...
Series: Start Your Engines
Author: Brad Whitt
Text: Ephesians 4:11-12
INTRODUCTION
Please take your Bibles this morning and find your place in Ephesians chapter 4. We're in a series of studies on spiritual disciplines and holy habits on Sunday mornings at Abilene entitled "Start Your Engines."
We began this study by looking at why you should and how you can get on track in 2024 through studying God's Word.
Then, last week, we saw why you should and how you can stay in touch with God through prayer and meditation.
Next week, we'll finish our study by learning why you should give your life to living on task for God through witnessing.
This morning, as we look at Ephesians 4, verses 11-12, I want you to see why you must and how you can move in tune (my NASCAR guys might say, "drafting") with the person and purpose of God through serving Him and others.
Illustration: Now, if you were to ask NASCAR fans to list the top three greatest drivers of all time, I think you'd probably hear something like this:
#3 - Jimmy Johnson, Car # 48 - 83 wins. Jimmy Johnson is tied with our other top two to claim seven Cup Series Championship, which is more than enough to slot him third all-time. He dominated in the 2000s, winning five straight driver championships from 2006-2010.
#2 - Richard Petty, Car #43 - 200 wins. Petty won a record seven driver championships across his illustrious NASCAR career, putting him near the top of any all-time ranking. He holds the record for race wins, dominating the Daytona 500, winning that race seven times. His best season came in 1967 when he won an incredible 27 races.
#1 - Dale Earnhardt, Sr, Car #3 - 76 wins. The Senior Earnhardt is tied for the most driver championships of all time, and there is no racer whose name is as ubiquitous with NASCAR as Earnhardt. Although he trails Petty in wins by a significant amount, the impact that Ear ...
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