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*Date:* 29th June 2003 (Sunday AM) *Ref:* A0141
*Place: Kambah P.S.*
*Title: Life is not a Destination*
*Text: *& Ecclesiastes 3:1-8
*Illust: *On my bookshelf, I have a number of Biographies~/Autobiographies.
Men like Billy Graham, Nelson Mandela, Yitzak Rabin & others.
These are an account of someone’s life either by the person themselves or by another person.
They are fascinating as they give you insight into the lives of people normally that have achieved some measure of fame or success.
As you read through them you see that they have led lives with defeats, setbacks, success, and achievement.
With the benefit of being able to read their whole life set out before you, you can see how the events of their lives & the choices they made shaped the destiny of their life.
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I. Life is Not a Destination
!! A. Timeless Truth
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In our text this morning we have a timeless truth that we need to understand.
If you read through this it is a series of opposites.
~~ This morning what is your life like?
I am not talking about right at this very moment, look back, what do you see?
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If you have been alive for any length of time you see good times, but you also see painful times, hard time, times of anguish, fear, uncertainty & even despair.
~~ Now Look forward, what do you see, what do you dream?
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