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Sermons From Seuss
Contributed by Denn Guptill on Apr 11, 2011 (message contributor)
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1. The Cat In The Hat
Contributed on Apr 11, 2011
I used The Cat in the Hat to introduce this sermon on Temptation.
The Cat in the Hat The Cat. . .in. . .the. . .Hat. The Cat in the Hat is probably the best known of any of Dr. Seuss’s books, with the possible exception of the Grinch Who Stole Christmas, but really most people are more familiar with the Grinches’s Christmas special or movie then ...read more
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2. Oh The Places You Will Go
Contributed on Apr 11, 2011
I used Seuss's Oh the Places you will go to introduce this message about choices and the choices that Joseph made and the consequences of those choices.
Oh, the places you’ll go Read Pages 1-17 What a great book. Here is a confession; I had never read this book before I decided on the series. The other three I had read or had read to me as a child and read them to my children but not “Oh the Places you’ll go.” I had quoted ...read more
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3. The 500 Hats Of Bartholomew Cubbins
Contributed on Apr 11, 2011
I used the book the 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins to introduce this message on Spiritual Growth and the Kingship of Christ
500 Hats Read from Book. Now let’s be honest today; how many people here had actually heard of “The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins” let alone read it before this morning? I had actually read this book as a child and apparently it stayed with me because the day that I decided ...read more
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4. Green Eggs And Ham
Contributed on Apr 11, 2011
Green Eggs and Ham was the starting place for this message on Evangelism and the churches need to be flexible in methods for reaching people.
(Read from Green Eggs and Ham pages 1-16) Do you know the story? I bet you do. It's one of Dr. Seuss greatest works. “Green Eggs and Ham”. You know I hate that book. Didn't always hate it though, no sir when I was a kid I loved Green Eggs and Ham, and when Stephen was born I ...read more