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EPISODE · Dec 24, 2019 · 23 MIN

Supporting Cast

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Most of us at some time wish we got more credit for what we do. We see others getting praised, when we know we work just as hard as them. Sometimes, others get to shine as stars when we are left in supporting roles. Yet, the Bible often shows us that supporting characters are deeply important to the story of salvation. In this sermon, Fr. Stephen holds up St. Joseph as an example of the importance supporting characters play. His supportive role, behind the scenes, is what allows the main characters to shine and what allows the drama of salvation to play out as God intended. Scripture reference: Matthew 1:18-25 Preached on the 4th Sunday of Advent, December 22, 2019 by Rev. Stephen Silverthorne Sermon Highlights Supporting characters can make or break a film production St. Joseph is a supporting character in Jesus' story Joseph has the humility to allow Jesus to shine Joseph has the obedience to do as God commands Christians who work without fame are just as important as those who have it Christian faithfulness comes from obedience, even if we have a hard time feeling emotionally engaged Further Reference The Phantom Menace. This is the first of the Star Wars prequels. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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