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51. A Bubbling Witness

John 15:18--16:4

Children's Sermon

Brett Blair

Exegetical Aim: To demonstrate the importance of being a witness Props: A small bottle of bubbles, and a wand to blow them; arrange for a person in the congregation to blow the bubbles from where he/she is seated at the appropriate time. Lesson: I want to play a game with you. The object of the game is for someone among you to be a witness. I need a volunteer. Choose someone that is serious mind...

52. A Chemical Reaction

Mark 9:42-50

Children's Sermon

Brett Blair

Exegetical Aim: Unity in Christ brings peace among us. Props: Vinegar, baking soda, a cup, spoon, and a plate. Lesson: Good Morning! (response) Who wants to be a scientist this morning and help me create some bubbles? (response) I have brought our chemicals. I have here our dish and our cup; here is our base element baking soda—now this is not just any old baking soda this scientific bubble maki...

53. A Clean Heart

Matthew 15:1-20

Children's Sermon

Brett Blair

Exegetical Aim: What makes a heart clean. Props: An unwrapped white bar of soap, a bowl with a little water in it, a pitcher of water, and a towel and a white marshmallow cut to resemble the corner of the bar of soap. Lesson: Good morning! (response) I have several things with me and I am going to need your help. Hold up the unwrapped soap. What is this? (soap) What is it for? (response) How do I ...

54. A Colorful Exchange

Matthew 10:1-42

Children's Sermon

Brett Blair

Exegetical Aim: If we give our life to God, he will give life back to us. Props: New Box of Crayons, a tray to dump the crayons in, and one sheet of paper for each child present. A new box of crayons would be best. Put the tray in the middle of the children. Lesson: Good morning. (response) Look what I have! Show the new box of crayons to the kids. And they are all mine. I wonder how many crayons ...

Don't change the Gospel to suit your sin.

The Sins, classically listed under Vices, cannot simply be moved to the Virtue list without great harm to Truth, and consequently, to our humanity.

Facts change equations.

You are elite in your field when you can consistently execute the basics flawlessly.

Invectives serve to demonstrate ignorance.

Faith is built on honest doubt.

Of all things most human and destructive is the undermining of a rule by the application of its exception.

To my children: I can lay the world at your feet or I can lay it on your shoulders. Your choice.

Exceptions do not disprove the rule.

No exception to the rule can take the place of the rule.

Wisdom can lead to no other conclusion but that there are universal truths that all must live by, otherwise the fact that I am stronger than you will be the truth that you will live by.

The relationship between forgiveness of sin and responsibility for action evade those who wish to repeat the offence.

Better to hurt with the truth, than sooth with a lie.

Progress changes our world for the good, but also introduces tempations to regress.

Every endeaveor undertaken, that results in growth, is painful.

To those who are argue against tradition: the second time you do anything, it’s a tradition.

Cellphones are for those who have learned how to interact socially, otherwise known as adults.

Many people think that the X in Xmas is a secular attempt to take the word Christ out of Christmas. This is not the case. The X is an abbreviation of the Greek word: XRISTOS. Since the first century, the symbol X, or Chi in Greek, has been used by the Church to communicate our saviors messianic title.

To those who are argue that tradition can kill a church: The second time you do anything it's a tradition.

The holier a man is, the more fully he is unaware of that fact.

75. 300 Greater Than I

Illustration

Brett Blair

A well known leader in Greece by the name of Paedaretos lived in Sparta. A group of 300 men were to be chosen to govern Sparta. Though Paedaretos was a candidate, his name was not on the final list. Some of his friends sought to console him, but he simply replied, "I am glad that in Sparta there are 300 men better than I am." He became a legend because of his willingness to stand aside while other...

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