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Tom Claibourne's message preached on November 21st, 2021 at Bethlehem Church of Christ in Winchester, OH.
Outline:
I. Feeling entitled after being released from slavery. (Num. 11:1-9; I Cor. 10:10-11)
II. Feeling grateful while still imprisoned. (Phil. 4:10-13, 19)
The Ten Contrasts
Gratitude - Entitlement
1. Reflects realism. - Reflects self-deception.
2. Opens our eyes. - Blinds us.
3. Prompts worship of God. - Prompts worship of self.
4. Reflects humility. - Reflects pride.
5. Leads to praise. - Leads to whining.
6. Fosters contentment. - Fosters resentment.
7. Brings joy. - Breeds negativity.
8. Celebrates blessings. - Focuses on perceived slights.
9. Prompts generosity. - Prompts selfishness.
10. Promotes unity. - Promotes division.
Will I remain imprisoned by a sense of entitlement, or be freed by a heart of gratitude?
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Tom Claibourne's message preached on November 21st, 2021 at Bethlehem Church of Christ in Winchester, OH.
Outline:
I. Feeling entitled after being released from slavery. (Num. 11:1-9; I Cor. 10:10-11)
II. Feeling grateful while still imprisoned. (Phil. 4:10-13, 19)
The Ten Contrasts
Gratitude - Entitlement
1. Reflects realism. - Reflects self-deception.
2. Opens our eyes. - Blinds us.
3. Prompts worship of God. - Prompts worship of self.
4. Reflects humility. - Reflects pride.
5. Leads to praise. - Leads to whining.
6. Fosters contentment. - Fosters resentment.
7. Brings joy. - Breeds negativity.
8. Celebrates blessings. - Focuses on perceived slights.
9. Prompts generosity. - Prompts selfishness.
10. Promotes unity. - Promotes division.
Will I remain imprisoned by a sense of entitlement, or be freed by a heart of gratitude?