The Housing Problem
Luke 11:14-28
Sermon
by Harold Warlick

One of the most nerve-wracking experiences in life is finding a place to live. It's as true for college students as it is for older adults. Everyone at some time or another has to house hunt, roommate hunt, room hunt or apartment hunt. In fact, one of the biggest changes in life occurs at the end of the freshman year in college when you can actually have a choice as to where you will live and with whom you will live.

The freshman experience is an unknown experience. The school assigns you a roommate and a place to live. You have little choice in the matter. It can produce some rather odd roommates. I remember my freshman year. I was assigned to room with a student from Florida. He rolled up the tube of toothpaste; I liked to squeeze the toothpaste. My idea of a fun Friday night was a frater…

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