Sermon Central
-
Millionaire /Giving Is Not A One Time Enrollment ... PRO
Contributed by Scott Epperson on Nov 22, 2006 (message contributor)
millionaire /giving is not a one time enrollment fee but daily we must belong to the Lord
I Dare You to Do It Again
A little church was having a homecoming service to which ex-members, who had moved away, were invited. One of the former members had become a millionaire. When asked to speak, the wealthy man recounted his childhood experience. He had earned his first silver dollar which he had decided to keep forever. "But when a visiting missionary preached about the urgent need for funds in his mission work, and the offering basket was passed, a great struggle took place within me. As a result," the wealthy man said, "I put my treasured silver dollar in the basket. I am convinced that the reason God has blessed me richly is that when I was a boy I gave God...
Continue reading this sermon illustration (Free with PRO)Related Sermons
-
Our Best Memories Are Before Us: A Homecoming Sermon
Contributed by Mark A. Barber on May 27, 2017
We have fond memories of things in the past. But they pale in comparison to the memories to come.
-
#25 Rejected At Home Series
Contributed by Chuck Sligh on Aug 2, 2020
A year after leaving home, Jesus returned to Nazareth. His welcome was the same as when they ran Him off a year earlier.
-
A Celebration Like No Other Series
Contributed by Paul Davidson on Oct 31, 2022
This is not our home! But there WILL be a homecoming for those of us who are in Christ Jesus… and there will be a HUGE and EXCITING celebration on that day when it comes! It will be a celebration like no other!
-
From Rebellion To Redemption: The Prodigal Son's Homecoming
Contributed by Christian Jones on Jun 9, 2023
The story of the Parodical Son, is a story of hope, forgiveness, and redemption. It is a message that touches the hearts of lost souls, renews the faith of the saved, and offers a path back to the Father for those who have strayed.
-
A Homecoming To Remember!
Contributed by Dean Meadows on Mar 16, 2006
This is a sermon on the celebration of the churches 30 Year Anniversary, but can used anytime.
