Service | The Fine Flowers of Unholiness | Ordinary Time | 8.20.23 | 10:45AM
- Preacher
- Steve DeNeff
- Tradition
- Christian (Unspecified)
- Published
- Length
- 1:10:56
About this sermon
Bulletin https://collegewes.com/bulletin Worship Resources: https://collegewes.com/worship Connect Card https://collegewes.com/connect You are invited to fill out the Connect Card to let us know you were here, share prayer requests, ask questions or make suggestions. Offering https://collegewes.com/give/ During the time of offering, we practically express thanks for and trust in God’s provision. You are invited to participate in this act of worship through giving. Sermon Summary Steve DeNeff - Malachi 3:2-7b, 16-18. Toward the end of his collection of Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis suggests that “the fine flowers of unholiness can grow only in the close neighborhood of the Holy (for) nowhere are we more tempted as on the very steps of the altar itself.” Perhaps this is why the most devout are sometimes the most dishonest, or perverse, and thus the hardest to save. So Malachi preaches a message of integrity in our worship that reaches far from the sanctuary, to the most remote places in our lives.
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