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Stewardship Sunday Sermon on November 24th

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Stewardship Sunday Sermon on November 24th
What A Difference ONE can Make –John 6:1-13

 

I am ONE but I am ONE. One person purposed in their heart with the passion of God can change the world. One gift made out of gratitude multiplies when placed in the Savior’s hands. One small amount can feed the world. What is your part in making a difference?

 

Jesus said, “Have the people sit down.” There was plenty of grass in that place, and they sat down (about five thousand men were there). Jesus then took the loaves, gave thanks, and distributed to those who were seated as much as they wanted. He did the same with the fish.

(John 6:10-11)

 
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Posted by on November 22, 2013 in Get Involved!, Pender UMC, Sermon

 

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New Sermon Series: Being A Good Steward

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Series: Being A Good Steward

Nov. 10 – Sermon 51 – The Good Steward – Luke 16:2

We are called to be stewards. A steward is one who does not own what he/she has but is one who cares for what the Master has entrusted to him/her. How are you doing with what God has given you of His resources? You do know there is an accounting for all stewards don’t you?

Nov. 17 – It Takes A Village – 2 Corinthians 8:1-7

The work of the Kingdom is not what one person does but what we all do together. The church at Corinth knew that individually the task and the need before them was to big for anyone to make a real difference. It took ALL of them. You are a part of the VILLAGE. Together we can do the great things of God

Nov. 24 – What A Difference ONE can Make – John 6:1-13

I am ONE but I am ONE. One person purposed in their heart with the passion of God can change the world. One gift made out of gratitude multiplies when placed in the Savior’s hands. One small amount can feed the world. What is your part in making a difference?

 
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Posted by on November 6, 2013 in Pender UMC, Sermon

 

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