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Unsung Heroes • Sermon • Submitted
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· 5 viewsWeakness and strength do not normally jive. In God's kingdom (an upside down kingdom really), your greatest weakness, God can use as a strength. This goes to show that God can use anything, anyone, at anytime he chooses. Our best bet-trust Him even with our weaknesses.
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Catchy Introduction
Catchy Introduction
How many left handed people in room? Right handed? Both/ambidextrous?
I want to share some left-handed facts (I got this from google—100% factual)
12% of the world’s population (7 billion) is left handed—most of them are in the Netherlands
Left-handed people have been found to be more prone to allergies and migraines
Left handed people tend to use the right side of their brain more
Lefties are highly smart and some of the most popular inventors were left-handed like Isaac Newton and Benjamin Franklin
If you’re left-handed you can celebrate your left-handedness on “international left hander’s day”—August 13th
Almost 26% of the college graduates who are left-handed grow richer than the right-handed counterparts
The word left in English comes from the Anglo-Saxon word lyft, which means weak and broken.
Tonight—concentrate on weaknesses
Don’t like to talk about them—we’d rather brag about what we’re good at
Get offended when people point out something we are weak at
This comes from being the prideful humans we are
When pride gets in the way of trust—problem
Introduction
Introduction
Continuing in Unsung Heroes series
Swipe Right
Food Fight
Who did we look at last week?
Week before?—all stories connect to Abraham
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What do they need to know? Introduce main pointIntroduce main power of the text Why do they need to know this? Application What do they need to do? What’s one main to do? Conclusion Why do they need to do it?