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  • Denn Guptill

    Contributing sermons since Jan 1, 2000
Denn's church

Cornerstone Wesleyan Church
Hammonds Plains, *Province/Other B4B 2E1
902-832-2222

About Denn
  • Education: BA, Bethany Bible College, Sussex NB, Canada
  • Experience: West Saint John Church of the Nazarene 1981 (College) Hammondvale Community Church 1982-83 (College) First Wesleyan Church, Malone NY 1983-84 Truro Wesleyan Church, Truro NS, 1985-90 North Point Wesleyan Methodist Church, Brisbane Australia 1990-1994 Cornerstone Wesleyan Church 1994-Present
  • Comment to those looking at my sermons: Remember these were written for me to preach, so please read them with grace in regards to the grammar, spelling etc. PowerPoint for most of my sermons is available at www.powerpoint4preaching.com
  • Family: Married to Angela, with two grown children Stephen and Deborah
  • What my spouse (really) thinks of my sermons: You’ll have to ask her, her email is angela@bccnet.ca
  • Best advice given to me about preaching: If it’s not good enough to preach twice then it wasn’t good enough to preach once.
  • Hobbies: PowerPoint4Preaching.com, Reading, my vintage motorcycle and speed boat
  • What I want on my tombstone: He was a Preacher.
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  • A Return To Civility: 4 Keep The Sabbath

    Contributed on Jul 20, 2024
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    In this crazy world, where it's rush, rush, rush, the idea of a day set apart for rest and reflection seems almost impossible. But, is it?

    What a crazy world we live in today. Do you ever feel like the Rabbit in “Alice in Wonderland”? You know the one, he’s always rushing this way and that looking at his watch and muttering, “I’m late, I’m late”. It seems that every hour of every day is filled to the limit with things that need ...read more

  • A Return To Civility: 3 Respect God's Name

    Contributed on Jul 14, 2024
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    In today's world God's name is used as a curse and an exclamation point, this message looks at how we are to use it and not use it.

    Recently I was reading an article written by a friend of mine, Mike McNeil. Mike and I are from the same home church, and he taught at Kingswood University for forty years before taking a teaching position with Kings Church in Saint John. Mike writes a column called Soul Apologetics, and this week ...read more

  • A Return To Civility: 2 Creat No Idols

    Contributed on Jul 6, 2024
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    This message focus on the second commandment as we look at the loss of a mutual morality in today's society.

    A couple of weeks ago we began our series “A Return to Civility” and I mentioned how earlier this year I had speculated on what I saw as a loss of civility in our society. We’ve come to a place where we can no longer agree to disagree, and we’ve stopped treating one another with respect, at least ...read more

  • A Return To Civility: Intro

    Contributed on Jun 23, 2024
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    I noticed that as a society we've seemed to have lost our Civility, we no longer show one another respect. Could that be because we've lost our common morality? This is a new look at the 10 Commandments

    Earlier this year I was struck by how uncivil our society has become. I can’t remember if it was a personal encounter with someone or something I saw on the news or read on social media. But I do remember thinking: Why can’t we just be civil to each other, what can’t we just be nice? It seems that ...read more

  • Finding Wisdom For Your Reconstruction

    Contributed on May 25, 2024
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    We need wisdom to reconstruct our faith, this message helps us to discover how do we find the wisdom we need.

    If you’ve been with us since the beginning of April, our theme has been Reconstruction, and we’ve been looking at ways to strengthen our faith, and possibly reconstruct our faith, if we’ve been struggling with what we believe and why we believe it. Often, when you talk to people who have walked ...read more

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