Title: The Best Person/John 6:9-11
The best person / John 6:9-11
I can't tell you how great it is to be able to worship God today with the children of the riverside church that I love and love the most. I don't know how well the preschool children, kindergarten children, young children, and elementary school children were able to memorize the Bible, sing praises, play handbells, and sing songs in English. It was so very good. Please give me another round of applause.
Once upon a time in Italy there was a man named Francis. Francis was not a wealthy man, nor a knowledgeable man, nor a strong man. Francis was a loving person. That's why the whole world calls Francis a saint and respects him as the best man. Francis loved not only people, but also animals and birds, and he loved the sun, the moon and the stars. He not only preached to people, he also preached to sparrows.
1 Francis and his company came to a village in the countryside. Just then, the sound of sparrows was heard in the woods on the hill. Francis told the group: “Everyone, please wait here. I will come and tell these sparrows the word of God.” Francis went up the hill and said to the sparrows: “Oh, sparrow sisters, I want to tell you the word of God. I want you to be quiet for a while.” Then the sparrows, which had been chirping loudly, all at once ceased their noise and became quiet. “My little sisters, you should all praise God because you are living in the boundless love of God. God created sisters so that they could live happily on this earth. He clothed me with soft feathers, spread my wings so that I could fly in the blue sky, and gave me food so that I could live without farming.
He also made it possible for us to sleep and wake up comfortably so that we can live in a beautiful forest. Also, where in the world is there anything as beautiful as your voice? So how can we not praise God?” The sparrows tilted their heads and listened quietly as Francis preached. “Come on, I sang happily before everyone. From now on, let’s praise God.” Then the sparrows, who had listened and listened so quietly, all opened their mouths in unison, as if they had made a promise, and praised God. Francis loved the sparrows by calling them little sisters, especially the lark and dove, calling them cute and innocent sisters.
2 Francis Loved Wolves Too A ferocious wolf that harms people and livestock comes down every night to the village of Gupbio, making people fear. When Francis heard the story of the wolf, he felt pity for the wolf. Francis went to the village of Gubbio and called the villagers together and said: “If the wolf that harms you has become so frightening, there must be some reason. Probably because people were trying to harm the wolf.