They All Came Out But They Didn't All Go In!, Part 3
September 23, 2014
We love to talk about Israel's great deliverance out of Egypt and their notable crossing of the Red Sea – it is truly movie-making material! Paul described their miraculous deliverance in 1Cor.10, and 5 times he declared, “They ALL… followed the cloud by day and the pillar of fire by night, passed through the Red Sea, were baptized into Moses, ate manna from Heaven, and drank water from the Rock.” But out of over 2 million, only 2 went into the Promised Land! He named 5 sins that sealed their fate, and warned us not to fall into the same snares.
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We love to talk about Israel's great deliverance out of Egypt and their notable crossing of the Red Sea – it is truly movie-making material! Paul described their miraculous deliverance in 1Cor.10, and 5 times he declared, “They ALL… followed the cloud by day and the pillar of fire by night, passed through the Red Sea, were baptized into Moses, ate manna from Heaven, and drank water from the Rock.” But out of over 2 million, only 2 went into the Promised Land! He named 5 sins that sealed their fate, and warned us not to fall into the same snares.
September 22, 2014
We love to talk about Israel's great deliverance out of Egypt and their notable crossing of the Red Sea – it is truly movie-making material! Paul described their miraculous deliverance in 1Cor.10, and 5 times he declared, “They ALL… followed the cloud by day and the pillar of fire by night, passed through the Red Sea, were baptized into Moses, ate manna from Heaven, and drank water from the Rock.” But out of over 2 million, only 2 went into the Promised Land! He named 5 sins that sealed their fate, and warned us not to fall into the same snares.
September 19, 2014
It is always good to do good, but just because something is a good thing does not always mean that it is what God wants us to do, even if we are doing it for Him and for His people. If it's not part of God's plan for us, it will not succeed to the degree it would if God’s blessing were upon it. David's desire to build a house for God was notable, but God sent the prophet to tell him it was not for him to do, because he was a man of war. What happened when Nathan informed David is a tremendous lesson for us all.
September 18, 2014
It is always good to do good, but just because something is a good thing does not always mean that it is what God wants us to do, even if we are doing it for Him and for His people. If it's not part of God's plan for us, it will not succeed to the degree it would if God’s blessing were upon it. David's desire to build a house for God was notable, but God sent the prophet to tell him it was not for him to do, because he was a man of war. What happened when Nathan informed David is a tremendous lesson for us all.
September 17, 2014
It is always good to do good, but just because something is a good thing does not always mean that it is what God wants us to do, even if we are doing it for Him and for His people. If it's not part of God's plan for us, it will not succeed to the degree it would if God’s blessing were upon it. David's desire to build a house for God was notable, but God sent the prophet to tell him it was not for him to do, because he was a man of war. What happened when Nathan informed David is a tremendous lesson for us all.
September 16, 2014
When Israel whined for a king against God's will, He gave them their King — Saul, whose physical presence was remarkable – head and shoulders above all. But God knew he would not revere spiritual principles and would compromise for popularity, so Samuel only anointed him with a little vial of oil. When David the Giant-Slayer was grown and qualified to be king, Samuel anointed him with a ram's horn of oil, because David was “a man after God's own heart.” Are you a Saul or a David?
September 15, 2014
When Israel whined for a king against God's will, He gave them their King — Saul, whose physical presence was remarkable – head and shoulders above all. But God knew he would not revere spiritual principles and would compromise for popularity, so Samuel only anointed him with a little vial of oil. When David the Giant-Slayer was grown and qualified to be king, Samuel anointed him with a ram's horn of oil, because David was “a man after God's own heart.” Are you a Saul or a David?
September 12, 2014
When Israel whined for a king against God's will, He gave them their King — Saul, whose physical presence was remarkable – head and shoulders above all. But God knew he would not revere spiritual principles and would compromise for popularity, so Samuel only anointed him with a little vial of oil. When David the Giant-Slayer was grown and qualified to be king, Samuel anointed him with a ram's horn of oil, because David was “a man after God's own heart.” Are you a Saul or a David?
September 11, 2014
The Valley of Baca was one of the lowest places in Israel's history, where they lifted up their voice as one to cry over the judgment their disobedience brought on the nation. It became known as the Valley of Tears, but centuries later, Psalm 84 declared that those who appear before God at His altars in His House, pass through the Valley of Baca and make it a well where rain fills the pools – a Valley of Blessings (beracha). From Baca to Beracha… Turn your Tears into Triumph!
September 10, 2014
The Valley of Baca was one of the lowest places in Israel's history, where they lifted up their voice as one to cry over the judgment their disobedience brought on the nation. It became known as the Valley of Tears, but centuries later, Psalm 84 declared that those who appear before God at His altars in His House, pass through the Valley of Baca and make it a well where rain fills the pools – a Valley of Blessings (beracha). From Baca to Beracha… Turn your Tears into Triumph!
September 9, 2014
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