Scripture
John 2:11
Isaiah 62:1-5; Psalms 96:1-3,7-10; I Corinthians 12:4-11; John 2:1-11
Sermon Week/Year
A man found a magic lantern and every time he rubbed it a “Genie” would appear to grant his wish. The man was full of anxiety, and because of his constant worries, he kept the “Genie” busy all the time. This went on for years — one wish after another — until, one day, when the man rubbed his magic lantern for the fifth time that week, the Genie appeared and said: “I am sick and tired of your anxious worry and your constant wishing. I have decided to settle this arrangement once and for all. I will grant your next three wishes only. Nothing more. After that, you’re on your own.”
The man made his first wish immediately. He asked that his boss would disappear so that he would be happier at work. His wish came true at once. But when his co-workers discovered he was replaced by a real tyrant, they began to recall all the old boss’ good qualities. This saddened the…
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