Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1951 — Page 24

SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1951

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Sermon of the Week—

‘People Who Tip God’

Scripture: “Offer unto God the sacrifice of thanksgiving: and pay thy vows unto the most High: and call upon me in the day of trouble; 1 will deliver thee and thou shalt glorify me.” IT IS STRANGE how ~ many people try to get by with tipping the Lord occasionally as they do those who serve them. We give the waiter 10, pér' cent of the check; we would

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. Zenith’s New *75 By Dr. Roy H. Turley enwuns THEE i = i : rg i our money, and our lives. When HEARING AlD the Roy 1. "Heights Evan- we do this wholeheartedly and | gelical United Brethren Church, Without reservation, we glorify All ! wrote this “Sermon of the God and we have the promise | a em ° Week" for The Times. that we can call upon Him in ———teaersssmeme. the day of trouble and He will Yea— you, too—willsay Zenith f performs the $75 Zenith, Your Others, because of gratitude, deliver us. is way owt in front again when MONEY BACK (ander our unconserve gladly and wholeheart- | : Pan ! you see and try Zenith's newest, ditional 10-day return priviedly. x rv ymanl ___ | smartly-styled “Royal.” This lege)—you are the sole judge.” Any offering of money which + tiny, compact, jewel-like, Come im. Ask for a free we make helps the church to 5 PICTURES * single-unit hearing aid cannot demonstration. See how pay its bills and éarry on its ¥ x be outclassed by others priced Zenith’s convenient “Worryprogram. If the offering “that is x "AND 1 at oven $175 to $200 or more, made involved sacrifice on the « * In spite of the rapid rise in part of the giver and is given x FRAMES : costs it is still Zenith’s opigion because of gratitude, the offer-- #.— wot) und divin belief thet no hearing ing ‘is a sacrifice of thangegly- L - Choose From One : aid need sell for move then $75. gs > on of the, Las rE sd God oN Weves ER i TH Wn Ar 2pm ny Ae x anid Polo ; owing #3 Sk give of necessity -or grudgingly. io Middle West oy i Hori Je ad : Visit, phous oc write’ St. Paul tells us that God loves : 3 ny ' y way a hilarious giver. * *| RH.T We forget that the tithe is * *| CAPITOL HEARING AID co. Dr. R. H. Turley the Lord's; it is holy unto the X 1 . Authorized Dealer ; haeaus . . Lord. . * » not because they are ord. waite: ius ty" oHer 4 * 1417 Circle Tower MA. 4708 grateful for the opportunity to unto him a sacrifice of thanks- | BROTHERS : Our Personnel’s 13th Year Serving the Hard of Hearing giving—our time, our talents, Trento herbi h teh hb hh Sm hk Si EER

us. From the beginning of time men have offered sacrifices unto their gods. The Hebrew people were no exception, They dffered bullocks, he goats, lambs, turtledoves, and pigeons unto Jehovah. The psalmist tells us that God was not displeased with the offerings which they brought, but with the manner | in which their sacrifices were offered and the motives that prompted them to make their sacrifices,

A SACRIFCE, to be wothy of the name, must be something of value, something prized highly. The blemished lamb and the gleanings from the field were not acceptable. The lamb must be without spot or blemish and only the first fruits of the harvest were acceptable. The alabaster box and the widow's mite were acceptable: and precious because they represented sacrifice, A sacrifice of thanksgiving is a sacrifice that is prompted by gratitude, given not because one must but because the worshiper is grateful to Almighty God for all his blessings. God does not need our gifts, for every beast of the forest is his and the cattle upon a thousand hills. What God wants is an expression of our gratitude. If gratitude and thanksgiving be wanting, our gifts are meaningless. Now, as then, God is asking us to offer unto Him sacrifices of thanksgiving. He no longer asks us to bring bullocks and lambs and offer them upon an altar. Jesus’ death upon the Cross has changed that. God wants us to offer to Him our time, our talents, our money,

‘ our lives,

We can give a great deal of time to the work of the church and the kingdom, but unless we are prompted by gratitude and motivated by love, our offering of time is not a sacrifice of thanksgiving. ~ » »

WHAT IS TRUE of our time may be equally true of our talents and money. Many people, when asked to serve on a committee or when elected to an office in the church, accept the responsibility grudgingly and serve half-heartedly. They accept because they feel they

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