Classic Sermon Outlines
'The Joy of the Lord
B. Sorrow Is a Foundation Upon Which Rests the Joy of the Lord.
1. The reason for the believer's sorrow. If we think of what our faith does; of the light that it casts upon our condition, upon our nature, upon | our responsibilities, upon our sins, and upon our destinies, we can easily i 't of its operation, no less really and truly is.
Clea Rcanivenmiwiotantnek fe ebilahnsadta Laomoe (Philippians 4:4).
2. The Christian can, to a great extent, regulate his emotions. To rejoice in the Lord is a duty, a thing that the Apostle enjoins; from which, of course,