Marks Of A Thriving Church

A Sacrificing Church

Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer | November 20, 1988

Scripture Reference: Genesis 22, 2 Samuel 24, 2 Chronicles 3:1

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David wanted to present a sacrifice before God. Even though he was offered something for free, David wanted to pay the price out of a spirit of love, appreciation, and worship.

God deserves our best, not our leftovers. Are we sacrificial, giving Him the best of our time and talents, and the first of our finances? Or are we simply offering up the least valuable of our efforts?

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Selected highlights from this sermon

Tell us why you valued this sermon.

Other Sermons in this Series

A Praying Church

A Worshipping Church

A Witnessing Church

A Caring Church

A Persevering Church

A Giving Church