Luke 18:28-30 - Children Lost Yet Found - Zane C. Hodges
- Preacher
- Zane Hodges
- Tradition
- Christian (Unspecified)
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- Length
- 31:56
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About this sermon
Luke 18:28-30 Children Lost Yet Found Zane C. Hodges (1993) There are many ways that parents can lose their children. The very best way to lose a child is to lose a child to God. We are not talking about abandoning our families once and for all, but we are talking about people who are committed to Jesus Christ and their commitment sometimes takes them away from home. A life committed to Jesus is the most rewarding and satisfying life that anyone can live. Don’t expect your children to understand this unless you as a Christian parent understand it yourself. A life of dedication to Jesus Christ, pays off big here and now, but it pays off even bigger in the age to come. If you lose your children to a life of sin, that is a horrible and tragic loss, but if you lose them to God, then you really find them, for you find them as a wonderful joy both in the present time and in the age to come. Other passages: Luke 16:26; John 5:24; John 6:47; John 10:10.
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