We had a good day of worship at the Shiloh Church today.
In my Bible Study Fellowship group, I taught from 1 Timothy 5:1-16. After general instructions on how to treat everyone (vv. 1-2), Paul focuses on the care of widows. I did not finish the lesson.
Praise God for the seven persons who were baptized today.
Our children’s choir sung today.
Grateful for all the guests we had in worship today.
The Bethune Cookman University Concert Chorale was our special guest today.
I preached Daniel 2: “How God Views the World”
Sermon Point: World history will inevitably end with the triumph of the kingdom of God.
This point unfolds in Daniel 2 in three movements:
- The Insecurity of Nebuchadnezzar
- The wisdom of Daniel
- The sovereignty of God
Toward the end of the message, I stated it another way: Every thing man builds without God will come tumbling down.
Daniel 2, consisting of 49 verses, is the longest passage I have ever preached. I have a hard time getting my arms around all the material.
Next Sunday’s message: “Don’t Stoop At Standing Time” (Daniel 3). I am stealing that title from my pastor’s message on this text.
Praise God for those who were saved and added to the church today.
The Miami Heat’s playoff run to a second championship will soon begin.
In other news… they can give Lebron James the MVP any time now.
As much as I detest the Los Angeles Lakers, I was saddened to see Kobe Bryant go down with an injury.
I did not see any of the Master’s Championship. But I read and heard that it was filled with intrigue. Who won?
Guillermo Rigondeaux out-boxed the champion, Nonito Donaire, to win a 12=round unanimous decision last night. It was a good, shocking fight.
How was your Sunday? How did your teams do this weekend? Join the conversation in the comments section.