The gospel object book : $b A hand-book on object teaching for ministers, teachers of children and adults — John Shaqi
The gospel object book : $b A hand-book on object teaching for ministers, teachers of children and adultsWoolston, C. H. (Clarence Herbert)
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The gospel object book : $b A hand-book on object teaching for ministers, teachers of children and adults
Woolston, C. H. (Clarence Herbert)
Children's sermons
This is an object lesson teaching the divine "security of the
Believer." Produce a fair sized cardboard heart on which write your
name. This is the way of announcing your salvation. Religion is an
affair of the heart. It goes to the heart, changes the heart, keeps
the heart. An old whaler once said he'd been in the business for so
many years he could talk about nothing else save whales and said "When
I am dead, if you should open my heart, I think you would find the
word 'whale' in its centre." His business was an affair of his heart.
I am sure that deep in the believer's heart you would find the name
'Jesus' written, because religion is an affair of the heart to every
true believer.
To put this lesson over in a large way, secure a number of boxes each
just a little larger than the other so they will nest well. On the
first box, print a large cross as large as the side of the box will
permit. Now drop the heart into that box and close the lid tightly.
The heart is now hid in the Cross, and is safe forever. Your money you
may lose, a thief may make way with it. It may take wings and fly away
out of your sure keeping place, but when you give your heart over to
the keeping of the Cross, you are safe forevermore. The word says
"They shall never perish" because they are in His keeping. Now take a
slightly larger box marked "His care." Place the box marked with a
cross inside of this box and close the lid. Now I am doubly safe, for
I am in Christ, and also in God's care. God cares for the sparrow, for
the Word says, "Not a sparrow falleth to the ground without your
Heavenly Father." Not alone that He sees and counts the fallen bird,
but that He comes down with it. God attends the funeral of even a
fallen sparrow. If He so cares for a bird, will He not care more for
me! And He does and so I am safe in His care.
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