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God's Quest For Man
Contributed by Perry Greene on Nov 29, 2011 (message contributor)
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1. Sometimes I Get Carried Away
Contributed on Nov 29, 2011
God has initiated the salvation of man. Like a shepherd searching for his lost sheep, so God has sought us in the form of the Good Shepherd, Jesus.
1. Survivor Eva Hart remembers the night, April 15, 1912, on which the Titanic plunged 12,000 feet to the Atlantic floor, some two hours and forty minutes after an iceberg tore a 300-foot gash in the starboard side: "I saw all the horror of its sinking, and I heard, even more dreadful, the cries ...read more
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2. It's A Coin Toss!
Contributed on Dec 6, 2011
God seeks us sinners in the way a woman looks for a valuable coin she has lost.
1. The boss of a big company needed to call one of his employees about an urgent problem with one of the main computers. He dialed the employees home telephone number and was greeted with a child’s whispered, "Hello?" The boss asked, "Is your Daddy home?" "Yes," whispered the small ...read more
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3. The Wonder Of Our Serving God
Contributed on Dec 19, 2011
The ultimate example of God's love for and search for mankind has come in the incarnation of his Son. He has SO loved us that He sent His one of a kind Son to redeem us.
Read John 3.16-21 Jeff Strite (Via SermonCentral.com) mentions: “I once read the story of a man had been driving on an out-of-the-way 2 lane highway running thru the rural countryside. He noticed an old tumbledown shack standing in the middle of an open field. He had to smile to himself as ...read more
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4. I Did It My Way; Look Where It Got Me
Contributed on Dec 19, 2011
The prodigal son rpoves to be a useful story for the way in which God searches for lost mankind.
The story is told of a man named Yussif, the Terrible Turk. Yussif was a 350-pound wrestling champion in Europe a couple of generations ago. After he won the European championship, he sailed to America to wrestle our champ, whose name was Strangler Lewis -- a little guy by comparison who ...read more