God's Requirements
Robert Dawson
Deuteronomy 10.12-13
When you are graduating or near graduating, people ask questions. Questions like...
• What are you going to do now? College? Tech School? Job lined up? Military service?
• What school are you attending? What's your major?
• What branch of the military? Where will you work?
• How much are you going to make doing that?
Not only are there questions from others, but there are also questions you have for yourself.
• How much will I make?
• Where will I work? Where will I live?
• Will I get married and have a family?
All of those are valid and important questions. However, one of the greatest questions we can ask, at any point in our life, is the one we find in Deuteronomy 10:12. ''What does the lord require of you?'' What does God expect from you and want for you?
That was the question Moses asked the people of Israel during a time of transition. They had been delayed in the desert 40 years because of the unbelief and disobedience of the generation before them. Now, after all that time, they were finally ready to move on to the next phase of life and enter the Promised Land.
Before they enter the land, Moses revisits God's covenant with them and rehearses their history as a nation. In this refresher course, Moses highlights God's faithfulness and ability and contrasts that with the faithlessness and sin of their predecessors. But this is a new generation with the potential for a very bright future, one brimming with possibilities, liker our graduates, so he asks that question ''What does the Lord require of you?'' Then, like a good preacher/speaker, he answers his own question.
What we are about to read is what God wants for each and every person here, regardless of what stage of life we may currently be in.
Deuteronomy 10.12-13 - ''And now, Israel, what does the Lord your God require of you, but to fear the Lord your God, to walk in all His ways and love Him, and to serve the Lord y ...
Robert Dawson
Deuteronomy 10.12-13
When you are graduating or near graduating, people ask questions. Questions like...
• What are you going to do now? College? Tech School? Job lined up? Military service?
• What school are you attending? What's your major?
• What branch of the military? Where will you work?
• How much are you going to make doing that?
Not only are there questions from others, but there are also questions you have for yourself.
• How much will I make?
• Where will I work? Where will I live?
• Will I get married and have a family?
All of those are valid and important questions. However, one of the greatest questions we can ask, at any point in our life, is the one we find in Deuteronomy 10:12. ''What does the lord require of you?'' What does God expect from you and want for you?
That was the question Moses asked the people of Israel during a time of transition. They had been delayed in the desert 40 years because of the unbelief and disobedience of the generation before them. Now, after all that time, they were finally ready to move on to the next phase of life and enter the Promised Land.
Before they enter the land, Moses revisits God's covenant with them and rehearses their history as a nation. In this refresher course, Moses highlights God's faithfulness and ability and contrasts that with the faithlessness and sin of their predecessors. But this is a new generation with the potential for a very bright future, one brimming with possibilities, liker our graduates, so he asks that question ''What does the Lord require of you?'' Then, like a good preacher/speaker, he answers his own question.
What we are about to read is what God wants for each and every person here, regardless of what stage of life we may currently be in.
Deuteronomy 10.12-13 - ''And now, Israel, what does the Lord your God require of you, but to fear the Lord your God, to walk in all His ways and love Him, and to serve the Lord y ...
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