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I. MOTHERS SHOULD INFLUENCE WITH PRAYER, LIKE HANNAH.
1. Hannah was childless; , .
2. Hannah prayed for a child; , .
3. Hannah’s prayer was answered; , .
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MOTHERS SHOULD INFLUENCE WITH DEVOTION, LIKE RUTH.
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She was devoted to Naomi; , .
2. She gleaned in Boaz’s field; .
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She was rewarded for her devotion; , , .
III. MOTHERS SHOULD BE INTERESTED IN THE WORD, LIKE MARY.
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She heard the Word at Jesus’ feet; .
2. She chose a good part in loving the Word; .
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She saw the Word in action; , .
IV. MOTHERS SHOULD INFLUENCE BY DECISIONS, LIKE REBEKKAH.
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Her decision was the right decision; .
2. Her decision proved a blessing; .
3. Her decision was for life; .
V. MOTHERS SHOULD INFLUENCE BY FAITH, LIKE THE QUEEN OF SHEBA.
1. Through faith she heard; .
2. Through faith she came; .
3. Through faith she witnessed; .
VI. MOTHERS SHOULD INFLUENCE WITH AN OPEN HEART, LIKE LYDIA.
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Her heart was open to a prayer service; .
2. Her open heart heard the gospel; .
3. Her open heart opened her home; .
VII. MOTHERS SHOULD INFLUENCE IN WORSHIP, LIKE THE WOMAN OF CANAAN.
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She worshipped the right person; .
2. She worshipped in a time of need; .
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She was rewarded for her worship; .
FATHER’S DAY1
1 Apostolon, B. (1966).
Preach the Word (pp.
91–93).
Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House.
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