Sermon Tone Analysis

Obituary:

Woolum, Hayden, age 90, of Middletown, passed away Thursday, May 11, 2017 at The Woodlands.

He was born March 4, 1927 in Jackson, OH to Oscar and Julia (Hardway) Woolum.

He served our country in the US Navy during WWII with an honorable discharge.

He was a fireman for Middletown Fire Department for 26 years, retiring in 1980.

Hayden was a member of Grace Baptist Church and Knights of Pythias.

Hayden is survived by his son, James Woolum of Middletown; nieces, Linda (Woolum) Lord, Mae Wuertzer, Linda (Nickel) Hollon and Phyllis Hurt.

He is preceded in death by his parents; wife, Lena M. Woolum; sisters, Mildred Exline, Helen Exline; brother, Clarence Woolum.

Scripture Reading:

Prayer: Fernandez

Song: JW

Message: Fernandez

Song: JW

Message:

illustration: Firefighter are hero’s.

They rescue people, many times, from their own causes.

God -

Creator

Image of God in Man

Man -

illustration: May 15, 2017 fire in Akron kills 5....any good fire investigator is going to investigate the source/cause of the fire…It is that situation that created the need for rescue

Image destroyed

Accountability of Man

BUTLER COUNTY

Illustration: BUTLER COUNTY - A 16-year-old teen has been sent to a rehabilitation program for setting fire to Middletown church and vandalizing a gas station last winter.

The boy pleaded true — the equivalent of guilty in adult court — to vandalism and arson for starting the Jan. 22 [2017] fire on Tytus Avenue First Church of God and vandalizing a Middletown gas station before the church fire.

Judge Ronald Craft stayed a sentence for the teen to the Ohio Department of Youth Services, if he successfully completes a program at the Butler County Juvenile Rehabilitation Center, which is a medium-security facility.

He was also ordered to pay restitution to the church of $1,000 and $605 for the gas station.

The judge said the church congregation has insurance to pay for the rebuilding of the church, minus the $1,000.

Before the sentence was handed down, the teen offered an apology for his actions.

A 16-year-old teen has been sent to a rehabilitation program for setting fire to Middletown church and vandalizing a gas station last winter.

“I want to apologize for what I did.

I know it was wrong and I shouldn’t have done it,” the boy said, he added he wanted to go through the rehabilitation program.

The boy pleaded true — the equivalent of guilty in adult court — to vandalism and arson for starting the Jan. 22 fire on Tytus Avenue First Church of God and vandalizing a Middletown gas station before the church fire.

“I want to apologize for what I did.

I know it was wrong and I shouldn’t have done it,” the boy said, he added he wanted to go through the rehabilitation program.

Judge Ronald Craft stayed a sentence for the teen to the Ohio Department of Youth Services, if he successfully completes a program at the Butler County Juvenile Rehabilitation Center, which is a medium-security facility.

He was also ordered to pay restitution to the church of $1,000 and $605 for the gas station.

The judge said the church congregation has insurance to pay for the rebuilding of the church, minus the $1,000.

Wrath of God - , ,

Christ -

God-Man [High Priest]

Penal substitution

Family of four escapes Middletown house fire

Family of four escapes Middletown house fire - Breaking News Staff5:20 a.m.

Wednesday,

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A family of four was able to escape a house fire uninjured after being alerted by smoke detectors this morning.

A family of four was able to escape a house fire uninjured after being alerted by smoke detectors this morning.

Firefighters said the family heard the alarms and called 911 for help.

When the first crews arrived at the home in the 2400 block of Saybrook Drive they discovered flames and smoke on the second story of the residence, firefighters said.

The flames were quickly extinguished shortly after 3:45 a.m.

A cause of the fire and damage estimates were not immediately available.

Firefighters said the family would be staying with relatives.

Firefighters said the family heard the alarms and called 911 for help.

When the first crews arrived at the home in the 2400 block of Saybrook Drive they discovered flames and smoke on the second story of the residence, firefighters said.

The flames were quickly extinguished shortly after 3:45 a.m.

A cause of the fire and damage estimates were not immediately available.

Firefighters said the family would be staying with relatives.

Response -

Faith

Faith is not believing in something you can’t prove, as so many people define it.

It is, biblically speaking, reliance.

A rock-solid, truth-grounded, promise-founded trust in the risen Jesus to save you from sin.

Faith is not believing in something you can’t prove, as so many people define it.

It is, biblically speaking, reliance.

A rock-solid, truth-grounded, promise-founded trust in the risen Jesus to save you from sin. [Gilbert, G. (2010).

What Is the Gospel?

(p.

74).

Wheaton, IL: Crossway.]

Faith is not believing in something you can’t prove, as so many people define it.

It is, biblically speaking, reliance.

A rock-solid, truth-grounded, promise-founded trust in the risen Jesus to save you from sin.

Gilbert, G. (2010).

What Is the Gospel?

(p.

74).

Wheaton, IL: Crossway.

Gilbert, G. (2010).

What Is the Gospel?

(p.

74).

Wheaton, IL: Crossway.

Repentance -

Repentance

If faith is turning to Jesus and relying on him for salvation, repentance is the flip side of that coin.

It is turning away from sin, hating it, and resolving by God’s strength to forsake it, even as we turn to him in faith.

[Gilbert, G. (2010).

What Is the Gospel?

(p.

79).

Wheaton, IL: Crossway.]

If faith is turning to Jesus and relying on him for salvation, repentance is the flip side of that coin.

It is turning away from sin, hating it, and resolving by God’s strength to forsake it, even as we turn to him in faith

Gilbert, G. (2010).

What Is the Gospel?

(p.

79).

Wheaton, IL: Crossway.

The difference between an unconverted and a converted man is not that the one has sins and the other has none; but that the one takes part with his cherished sins against a dreaded God, and the other takes part with a reconciled God against his hated sins.