Exiles: Babylon
Psalm 137 is a tough read. I don’t think we can truly empathize with the exiles in Babylon.
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Psalm 137 is a tough read. I don’t think we can truly empathize with the exiles in Babylon.
I want you to picture this scene in your mind: You’re sitting at a table at a local establishment. You’re enjoying a nice dinner with your spouse or your friends.
I’m guessing that most of you have heard of Alice in Wonderland. But did you know there was a sequel to that story?
Being exiled is not something that anyone would choose to be. It never has a positive connotation.
This may be the most dangerous sermon theme a pastor could devise. I’m willing to bet that the overwhelming majority of you looked at the theme today and it brought pleasant thoughts to mind.
For a few moments focus on a man that was assertive, a man who knew what he wanted and did everything possible to get it.
I know that this is not the most fun way to start a sermon, but what are some of the saddest words that you can think of? “Goodbye” can be a sad word, right?
A story is told about the famous explorer, Sir Ernest Shackleton, perhaps best known for his expeditions to the Antarctic. On one of those expeditions, he was forced to leave some of his crew behind on Elephant Island.
Have you ever been an eyewitness to a miracle? Al Michaels would say that he has been. In one of the most famous hockey games ever played, the United States defeated Russia in the 1980 Winter Olympics.
The relationships that you have with people are wonderful settings for sharing your faith. Think of the advantages.
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