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SERMON | Acts 9:1-20 - WE ARE WITNESSES - "Who Are You, Lord?" by Rev. Joseph Sanford at Sellersburg, United Methodist Church in Sellersburg, Indiana
SERMON | Acts 9:1-20 - WE ARE WITNESSES - "Who Are You, Lord?" by Rev. Joseph Sanford at Sellersburg, United Methodist Church in Sellersburg, Indiana
In week 3 of our series, we hear the story of the conversion/turning/repentance of Saul of Tarsus (the Apostle Paul, Greek circles). His conversion comes when he is on the path of certainty with full conviction. He is forced and then invited to listen--first to Jesus, then to Ananias (the enemy).
This is a story about what it means to witness as a listener/observer.
Too often, we are tempted to walk our own path of certainty and conviction--which, like Saul, wreaks havoc on the church and the community.
Our calling is to listen and observe. We cannot witness to what we have seen and heard...until we have seen and heard. Like Saul, through our listening to those whom we most often do not, we may come to know our Lord all the more.
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SERMON | Acts 9:1-20 - WE ARE WITNESSES - "Who Are You, Lord?" by Rev. Joseph Sanford at Sellersburg, United Methodist Church in Sellersburg, Indiana
In week 3 of our series, we hear the story of the conversion/turning/repentance of Saul of Tarsus (the Apostle Paul, Greek circles). His conversion comes when he is on the path of certainty with full conviction. He is forced and then invited to listen--first to Jesus, then to Ananias (the enemy).
This is a story about what it means to witness as a listener/observer.
Too often, we are tempted to walk our own path of certainty and conviction--which, like Saul, wreaks havoc on the church and the community.
Our calling is to listen and observe. We cannot witness to what we have seen and heard...until we have seen and heard. Like Saul, through our listening to those whom we most often do not, we may come to know our Lord all the more.
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