As Christians, we are called to maintain lives that can be “toured” by outsiders at any time, without embarrassment. A commitment to holiness means having a life that is always “ready for company” and open for inspection – a life that can stand up to scrutiny – not just in the obvious things, but in the hidden places where most might not think to look.
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#1 · June 13, 2017, 7:20 am

Posted by: wstrickland4chc <wstrickland4chc@...>

Today I am sharing early in case any of my preaching peers need a little help in getting started with a Fathers Day sermon. I'm not scheduled to preach this Sunday, but I wanted to address the theme through my blog platform.


The Sermon Seeds outline at the bottom of this link served as the prompt (http://www.sermonseeds.org/Father's%20Day.htm) to get me thinking. Thank you, Pastor Jack.

Happy preaching to you all,
William
sent from the e-desk of William Strickland, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ "a different perspective" can be found at the williamstricklandblog.com

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