Sermons by Danny Dodd (Page 21)
Ruth the Moabitess
Naaman the Syrian
TONIGHT –Naaman the Syrian–– Danny Dodd Parenting Without Regret – with therapists Alan and Sherry Pogue – Upper Room. Tonight and next Wednesday will focus on the parental teaching of discipline and purpose. The first class was a great introduction to the course. If you are a parent, we hope you will join the class on Wednesdays through February 27! IN…
Solomon’s Temple and the Others
A Widow Whom God Knew
One of the most engaging “others” story is found in 1 Kings 17 concerning the widow of Zarephath who hosts God’s prophet Elijah.
Rahab the Righteous
TONIGHT –Rahab the Righteous?–– Danny Dodd Parenting Without Regret – with therapists Alan and Sherry Pogue – Upper Room. Tonight and the next 3 Wednesdays will focus on the parental of teaching, discipline and purpose. The first class was a great introduction to the course. If you are a parent, we hope you will join the class on Wednesdays through February…
Winners and Losers
Become Like Little Children
Jethro of Midian
We are introduced to Jethro as a part of the narrative of Moses in Exodus 2. After killing an abusive Egyptian, Moses escaped into Midian. There he intervened in a water access dispute on behalf of seven sisters. Their father was Jethro (or Reuel—some dispute here whether Jethro and Reuel are the same or if Reuel was Jethro’s father. The name Reuel means “friend of…
About Hospitality
Melchizedek –The “Other” Embodied
Melchizedek is part mystery, part amazing, and fully a significant figure in understanding God and his emphasis on the others. Mysteriously appearing in the Genesis narrative during an encounter with Abraham, Melchizedek would come to be connected to Christ and to represent God’s forever plan of including others in his kingdom.