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    This document is a sermon given on Mother's Day at First Baptist Church in Spartanburg. The sermon uses the metaphor of a mother searching for a lost coin to represent God's relationship with humanity. It discusses how just as a mother values each coin equally and will spare no effort to find a lost one, God created humanity, sent Jesus to die for our sins, and sees each person as invaluable, going to great lengths to save those who stray from Him. The sermon is divided into sections about the coin as a symbol, God's view of humanity, and what a mother will do to find a lost coin, representing God's efforts to save the lost.

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    MOTHER’S DAY

    First Baptist Church, Spartanburg


    May 11, 2008 - #958
    Dr. Don Wilton

    JUST LIKE MOM

    The Coin
    1. Sign of covenant
    2. Something very precious
    3. Each coin equally valuable
    4. Symbolical of her security
    5. Signified her relationship

    Here’s the Picture:


    1. God made you
    2. Jesus Christ died for you
    3. You are very valuable
    4. God will spare nothing to find you

    What did she do?


    1. She struck a match
    2. She took hold of the stick
    3. She searched every corner
    4. She threw a party

    © 2008 Don Wilton Page 1 of 1

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