The Great Value of a Good Name
Proverbs 22:1 says, "A good reputation and the respect of others is more
desirable than great riches." Every week the Revised Common Lectionary
offers four texts of scripture for our consideration. When I saw this
text I was struck by the fact that, after twenty-five years and more
than five-thousand sermons and lessons, to the best of my recollection,
I have never spoken directly on the topic of reputation.
So, I am excited that this Sunday morning we will focus our attention on
the great value found in having a good name. The Bible is filled with
anecdotes and principles which speak to this very relevant matter. How
do we build a positive reputation? How do we rebuild one that has been
damaged? What are the benefits of a good name? What is the difference
in being concerned about your reputation and being a people-pleaser?
Etc.
I look forward to another great Sunday morning spent celebrating our faith and
worshipping our God together.
See you in church,
Stan
desirable than great riches." Every week the Revised Common Lectionary
offers four texts of scripture for our consideration. When I saw this
text I was struck by the fact that, after twenty-five years and more
than five-thousand sermons and lessons, to the best of my recollection,
I have never spoken directly on the topic of reputation.
So, I am excited that this Sunday morning we will focus our attention on
the great value found in having a good name. The Bible is filled with
anecdotes and principles which speak to this very relevant matter. How
do we build a positive reputation? How do we rebuild one that has been
damaged? What are the benefits of a good name? What is the difference
in being concerned about your reputation and being a people-pleaser?
Etc.
I look forward to another great Sunday morning spent celebrating our faith and
worshipping our God together.
See you in church,
Stan
Labels: Reputation, Sermon Introduction

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