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The Greatest Love. In this verse, Jesus describes a love that surpasses all others, characterized by selflessness, sacrifice, and unparalleled depth. This greatest love finds its ultimate embodiment in the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross.
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A Timeless Memorial Day Message From Billy Graham. Billy Graham in 1955. A decade and a half before Memorial Day became a federal holiday in 1971, Billy Graham was in Boston to deliver a memorial address to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The year was 1955, and he had just finished visiting many U.S. military installations in Europe.
Living a Life Worthy of Sacrifice: A Memorial Day Message From Will Graham. The message of Memorial Day is one of sacrifice. On this day, we honor those who—throughout the history of our nation—paid the ultimate price to secure and defend our freedom.
Memorial Day can serve to promote the importance of remembrance. Use this sermon and illustration to craft your own Memorial Day message.
Remembering the Greatest Sacrifice (A Memorial Day sermon) FBC, 5-24-09 (AM) As Christian citizens, we celebrate Memorial Day today for these reasons and maybe more... 1) Romans 13:7 commands us to give honor to whom honor is due.
12 Memorial Day Resources for Preaching and Worship. Memorial Day is a time of remembrance for those who have given their lives in military service for our nation. How can your church continue to worship God, preach the Gospel, and honor fallen heroes? 1. Article — 7 Memorial Day Questions To Ask Yourself Before You Preach
This message is in honor of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in an on-going spiritual war to free us from sin and to those who died in wars to maintain the freedom of this country - the United States of America.
And as Christians, let us make every day, as long as it is called today, a memorial day (Hebrews 3:13). Let us “take care lest [we] forget the Lord” (Deuteronomy 6:12). Let us “remember Jesus Christ” (2 Timothy 2:8).