Title: The Value of Gray Hair 

Text(s): Ecclesiastes 12:1-7; Proverbs 16:31; Job 12:12 

I. What “Gray Hair” Brings Outside 

A. Some exceptions, mostly rule Joshua 14:11,12 

B. The rule and its appearance Ecclesiastes 12:1-7 

1. Old age brings troubles! 

2. The eyes go bad. 

3. The hands start to shake. 

5. The teeth start going. 

6. The ears go bad. 

7. Obstacles become so much greater. 

8. When the hair turns gray. 

C. Learn while you can use the learning Ecclesiastes 12:5-7 

II. The Value of “Gray Hair” Inside Proverbs 16:31; Job 12:12 

A. Age and pessimism. 

B. Age and the value of gray hair. 

C. Not only future crown, but present wisdom is value of gray hair Job 12:12. 

Title: Patriology: God the Father

Text: Matt. 11:27; Luke 11:2

I. God’s Fatherhood Theologically.

A. The technical importance

B. His distinction in the Godhead. Matt. 10:40; John 14:26;15:26.

C. His special relationship to the Son. John 20:17; 3:16.

II. God’s Fatherhood Objectively

A. His Fatherhood is definitive. Lev 19:1-3.

B. His Fatherhood is perfect. Matt. 7:8-11

III. God’s Fatherhood Subjectively

A. His Fatherhood is the model for all. Matt 5.

B. His Fatherhood is perfect (for us). Matt. 6;7:11;10:29; Luke 12:32;John 16:23-27.

C. His Fatherhood is comforting. Mar 14:36; Rom.8:15; Gal. 4:6.

Series: The Gospel of John

Title: The Feast of Tabernacles – The Call

Text: John 7:37-52

I. The Call of Jesus Jn. 7:37-39.

A. The call to drink living water 37.

B. Dinking is believing 38.

C. John interprets for the reader 39.

II. The Varied Responses to the Call Jn. 7:40-43.

A. Differences in response 40,41a.

B. Another missing of Scripture 41b,42.

C. A typical response of sinners 43.

III. The Call of His Enemies Jn. 7:44-49.

A. The enemies call for action 44-46.

B. The enemies indignant of Him 47-49.

IV. More Responses Jn. 50-52.

A. A reasoned response 50,51.

B. More rejection 52.

Series: The Gospel of John

Title: The Feast of Tabernacles - Teaching

Text: John 7:14-36

I. The Doctrine of Christ Jn. 7:14-18.

A. Teaching in the Temple 14,15.

B. It is the Father’s teaching 16,17.

C. The teaching brings God glory 18.

II. The Doctrine in Action Jn. 7:19-24.

A. The actions of the critics 19.

B. The actions of Christ 20,21.

C. Jesus’ actions are lawful 22-24.

III. The Teacher of the Teaching Jn. 7:25-31.

A. His origin questioned 25-27.

B. The Teacher’s Authority 28-29.

C. The Teacher in God’s plan 30,31.

IV. The Warning Against Rejecting His Teaching Jn. 7:32-36.

A. Still no learning from the Teacher 32.

B. No make-up classes 33,34 .

C. Poor hermeneutics in action 35,36.

Series: The Gospel of John

Title: The Feast of Tabernacles

Text: John 7:1-13

I. Unbelief at Nazareth Jn. 7:1-5.

A. Jesus’ plan and the Feast 1,2.

B. His brothers’ plan 3,4.

C. Compelling note from John 5.

II. Correction and Command Jn. 7:6-10.

A. Still of the world 6,7.

B. Operating carefully 8-10.

III. The Word on the Street Jn. 7:11-13.

A. Dangerous hunting a Lion 11.

B. The word & Word on the street 12,13.

In his sermon on John 6:22-29, Pastor Johnnie Sloan emphasizes the significance of believing in Jesus as the Son of God and placing God's glory above personal desires. He addresses the necessity of accurately interpreting biblical texts, cautioning against imposing personal interpretations onto scripture. Pastor Sloan highlights the moment when Jesus confronts a crowd that seeks Him solely for physical bread, revealing their selfish motives. He underscores Jesus' acceptance of all individuals and the importance of faith as a divine gift. The sermon stresses the need to seek the "bread of life" that truly satisfies eternal hunger, encouraging listeners to prioritize their relationship with God through Jesus Christ.