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Jun 30, 2013 45 min

"Choose the Better Part" - Steve Chamblee

from Springville Road Community Church

Text: Luke 10:38-42 Pastor Steve Chamblee grew up attending Springville Road Community Church. He holds a degree in Theology from Southeastern Bible College in Birmingham, AL, and is currently pursuing his Masters of Theology from William Tyndale Seminary. The past four years, Steve has served as senior pastor of Grace Fellowship in Vail, Arizona; prior to that, Steve served in student ministry for fourteen years. He is a former Christian School teacher and currently coaches the JV football team at Cienega High School. Steve is married to Shari and they have four children: Drew, Abbi, Aubri and Kyle. This sermon is part of the ordination service of Rob Caine. Steve was excited to get to speak at his home church and extends his greetings to all the believers at SRCC. I. The contrast between what is necessary and what is good. 1. Sitting 2. Listening 3. Busy 4. Distracted 5. Love and Obedience II. Consequences of Embracing the Necessary Over the Good. (see also John 12:1-8) * They could literally smell Mary's love for Jesus III. Application: 1. Business does not equal devotion. 2. Jesus cares more about the heart of your worship that the heat of your work. 3. Love, then do and then Love more. 4. It really boils down to love. 5. Martha took her complaints to Jesus himself. 6. God hears the Marys.

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