Text: Genesis 41:53-42:8Intro: Some 21 years have passed since Joseph was sold by his brothers into slavery. The slave has become Prime Minister. God uses these events to resurrect the conscience the brothers silenced many years ago. I want us to learn what the conscience is, want it does, and how it can be protected. (Prov. 20:27 NKJV) So, the conscience acts as a rudder for the soul. The conscience can only react to what it knows and what it has been taught.

Text: Genesis 41:53-42:8Intro: Some 21 years have passed since Joseph was sold by his brothers into slavery. The slave has become Prime Minister. God uses these events to resurrect the conscience the brothers silenced many years ago. I want us to learn what the conscience is, want it does, and how it can be protected. (Prov. 20:27 NKJV) So, the conscience acts as a rudder for the soul. The conscience can only react to what it knows and what it has been taught.

Text: Genesis 41:53-42:8Intro: Some 21 years have passed since Joseph was sold by his brothers into slavery. The slave has become Prime Minister. God uses these events to resurrect the conscience the brothers silenced many years ago. I want us to learn what the conscience is, want it does, and how it can be protected. (Prov. 20:27 NKJV) So, the conscience acts as a rudder for the soul. The conscience can only react to what it knows and what it has been taught.

Text: Genesis 41:53-42:8Intro: Some 21 years have passed since Joseph was sold by his brothers into slavery. The slave has become Prime Minister. God uses these events to resurrect the conscience the brothers silenced many years ago. I want us to learn what the conscience is, want it does, and how it can be protected. (Prov. 20:27 NKJV) So, the conscience acts as a rudder for the soul. The conscience can only react to what it knows and what it has been taught.

Text:  Luke 24:1-12; 36-43Intro: Our Bibles are filled with stories about the morning. Can you imagine the beauty of the sunrise on what Genesis 1:5 calls the first day?  We are told that our Savior prayed early in the morning. Joshua, in the Old Testament, is pictured as a man who rose up early in the morning. Think of that morning in Gen. 22 when Abraham rose up early and took Isaac to Mt. Moriah to sacrifice him.  Yes, all of these were great mornings. However, none of them can compare to the morning that is discussed in the passage we have read this morning.

Text:  Luke 24:1-12; 36-43Intro: Our Bibles are filled with stories about the morning. Can you imagine the beauty of the sunrise on what Genesis 1:5 calls the first day?  We are told that our Savior prayed early in the morning. Joshua, in the Old Testament, is pictured as a man who rose up early in the morning. Think of that morning in Gen. 22 when Abraham rose up early and took Isaac to Mt. Moriah to sacrifice him.  Yes, all of these were great mornings. However, none of them can compare to the morning that is discussed in the passage we have read this morning.

Text:  Luke 24:1-12; 36-43Intro: Our Bibles are filled with stories about the morning. Can you imagine the beauty of the sunrise on what Genesis 1:5 calls the first day?  We are told that our Savior prayed early in the morning. Joshua, in the Old Testament, is pictured as a man who rose up early in the morning. Think of that morning in Gen. 22 when Abraham rose up early and took Isaac to Mt. Moriah to sacrifice him.  Yes, all of these were great mornings. However, none of them can compare to the morning that is discussed in the passage we have read this morning.

Text:  Luke 24:1-12; 36-43Intro: Our Bibles are filled with stories about the morning. Can you imagine the beauty of the sunrise on what Genesis 1:5 calls the first day?  We are told that our Savior prayed early in the morning. Joshua, in the Old Testament, is pictured as a man who rose up early in the morning. Think of that morning in Gen. 22 when Abraham rose up early and took Isaac to Mt. Moriah to sacrifice him.  Yes, all of these were great mornings. However, none of them can compare to the morning that is discussed in the passage we have read this morning.

Text: Matthew 22:37-40 (NIV) “Jesus replied: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: Love your neighbor as yourself. All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.”

Text: Matthew 22:37-40 (NIV) “Jesus replied: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: Love your neighbor as yourself. All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.”