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(largest cult in the world which has infiltrated the Church bigtime!)
Topic: Self, Sin, Sermon, Faith
From an unknown source comes an article titled, "How To Be Miserable." It says, "Think about yourself. Talk about yourself. Use 'I' as often as possible. Mirror yourself continually in the opinion of others. Listen greedily to what people say about you. Expect to be appreciated. Be suspicious. Be
jealous and envious. Be sensitive to slights. Never forgive a criticism. Trust nobody but yourself. Insist on consideration and respect. Demand agreement with your own views on everything. Sulk if people are not grateful to you for favors shown them. Never forget a service you have rendered.
Shirk your duties if you can. Do as little as possible for others." Daily Walk, June 29, 1993
When Roy DeLamotte was chaplain at Paine College in Georgia, he
preached the shortest sermon in the college's history. However,
he had a rather long topic--"What does Christ Answer When We Ask,
"Lord, What's in Religion for Me?" The complete content of his
sermon was in one word: "Nothing." He later explained that the
one-word sermon was meant for people brought up on the 'gimme-
gimme' gospel. When asked how long it took him to prepare the
message, he said, "Twenty years." Resources, 1990
God sends no one away empty except those who are full of
themselves. D. L. Moody
"I have found within myself all I need and all I ever shall need.
I am a man of great faith, but my faith is in George Gordon
Liddy. I have never failed me." George Gordon Liddy, Watergate
conspirator in The Christian Century, 9-28-77, p. 836