CONNECTING OUR CIRCLE OF INFLUENCE (2)
Scripture: John 4:28-30, John 4:39-42
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Title: Connecting Our Circle of Influence
Theme: "Making evangelistic connections with our friends"
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: John 4: 28 - 30 & 39 - 42
Sermon Series "Bringing Them to Christ" Sermon 2 of 2
I - The Woman's Pleasing Interaction
II - The Woman's Promising Invitation (28 - 29)
III - The Woman's Penetrating Influence (30 & 39)
IV - The Woman's Probing Investigation (40 - 42)
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Far Reaching Effects of One's Circle of Connection
A few years ago, I heard the story of Edward Kimble and since then, he has become one of my personal heroes is a man named Edward Kimble. You've probably never heard of him, but he was a Sunday school teacher in the 1800s.
He devoted his life to working with young men. To get to know his students better, he'd often visit them during the week where they lived or worked.
One Sunday a troubled youth showed up. He was prone to outbursts of anger and profanity. This is the kind of guy who's often kicked out of youth groups and I certainly wouldn't want hanging out with my daughter.
God put this young man on Edward's heart so he visited him at the shoe store where this young man worked. He walked past several times before getting up the courage to walk in.
Once he did, he was so nervous that this young man would direct that anger and profanity at him, he was only able to put his hand on the young man's shoulder and mumble something about how Jesus loved him.
As a result, the young man received his teacher and was moved to give his life to Lord. This young man whose name was D.L. Moody would go on to be one of the most successful evangelists of 19th century preaching to nearly 100 people over the course of his ministry.
During that time, he had the privilege of leading a man by the name of F.B. Meyer to Lord who carried the great evangelistic awakening into the 20th century where he subsequently mentored J.W. Chapma ...
Theme: "Making evangelistic connections with our friends"
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: John 4: 28 - 30 & 39 - 42
Sermon Series "Bringing Them to Christ" Sermon 2 of 2
I - The Woman's Pleasing Interaction
II - The Woman's Promising Invitation (28 - 29)
III - The Woman's Penetrating Influence (30 & 39)
IV - The Woman's Probing Investigation (40 - 42)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with subpoints.
Far Reaching Effects of One's Circle of Connection
A few years ago, I heard the story of Edward Kimble and since then, he has become one of my personal heroes is a man named Edward Kimble. You've probably never heard of him, but he was a Sunday school teacher in the 1800s.
He devoted his life to working with young men. To get to know his students better, he'd often visit them during the week where they lived or worked.
One Sunday a troubled youth showed up. He was prone to outbursts of anger and profanity. This is the kind of guy who's often kicked out of youth groups and I certainly wouldn't want hanging out with my daughter.
God put this young man on Edward's heart so he visited him at the shoe store where this young man worked. He walked past several times before getting up the courage to walk in.
Once he did, he was so nervous that this young man would direct that anger and profanity at him, he was only able to put his hand on the young man's shoulder and mumble something about how Jesus loved him.
As a result, the young man received his teacher and was moved to give his life to Lord. This young man whose name was D.L. Moody would go on to be one of the most successful evangelists of 19th century preaching to nearly 100 people over the course of his ministry.
During that time, he had the privilege of leading a man by the name of F.B. Meyer to Lord who carried the great evangelistic awakening into the 20th century where he subsequently mentored J.W. Chapma ...
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