THE GOD WHO RENEWS (15 OF 16)
by Jim Perdue
Scripture: Exodus 34:1-35
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The God Who Renews (15 of 16)
Series: Exodus
Jim Perdue
Exodus 34
Intro/Attention
We are nearing an end to our study through the book of Exodus in the Old Testament. Today, we come to Exodus 34. The title for this series is, Who Is This God? And we have seen the book of Exodus answer that question time and time again. Today, from Exodus 34, we see The God Who Renews. The graciousness of God is the dominant theme here, as the covenant is renewed, God's promises are repeated, and the Ten Commandments are re-written. READ 1-9, 29-35
*If there's one thing I want you to learn from this sermon today, it's this; our God is a God of second chances! If He weren't, none of us would be here still. And we like second chances, don't we? We often need a second chance. I'm not a golfer. I can't stand playing golf. Not only do I have zero skill, I have zero desire to play golf. Now, I love sports. I enjoy playing almost any game that has some sort of competition to it. Sometimes I can even create my own games. Don't think only about organized sports like football, baseball, basketball, or soccer. I was the kid who folded the piece of paper into a triangle and flicked it across the table to my friend, then held up my fingers as a goal post on the other end. Almost anything can be made into a sport...that's fun for me. But not golf. I told you I have no skill for golf and no desire to learn. What's wrong with me? I know some of you absolutely love the game. Good for you! I do more hunting and fishing when I play golf - hunting the ball in the woods and fishing it out of the water. And I'll be honest, I don't know much about golf but there is one thing I learned about real quick. It's called a mulligan. ''A mulligan is a stroke in golf that is played from the same spot that a player hit their previous stroke, looking to re-do the prior shot without penalty. In other words, golfers use mulligans to wipe out the previous shot and consider it to have never counted. It's a ...
Series: Exodus
Jim Perdue
Exodus 34
Intro/Attention
We are nearing an end to our study through the book of Exodus in the Old Testament. Today, we come to Exodus 34. The title for this series is, Who Is This God? And we have seen the book of Exodus answer that question time and time again. Today, from Exodus 34, we see The God Who Renews. The graciousness of God is the dominant theme here, as the covenant is renewed, God's promises are repeated, and the Ten Commandments are re-written. READ 1-9, 29-35
*If there's one thing I want you to learn from this sermon today, it's this; our God is a God of second chances! If He weren't, none of us would be here still. And we like second chances, don't we? We often need a second chance. I'm not a golfer. I can't stand playing golf. Not only do I have zero skill, I have zero desire to play golf. Now, I love sports. I enjoy playing almost any game that has some sort of competition to it. Sometimes I can even create my own games. Don't think only about organized sports like football, baseball, basketball, or soccer. I was the kid who folded the piece of paper into a triangle and flicked it across the table to my friend, then held up my fingers as a goal post on the other end. Almost anything can be made into a sport...that's fun for me. But not golf. I told you I have no skill for golf and no desire to learn. What's wrong with me? I know some of you absolutely love the game. Good for you! I do more hunting and fishing when I play golf - hunting the ball in the woods and fishing it out of the water. And I'll be honest, I don't know much about golf but there is one thing I learned about real quick. It's called a mulligan. ''A mulligan is a stroke in golf that is played from the same spot that a player hit their previous stroke, looking to re-do the prior shot without penalty. In other words, golfers use mulligans to wipe out the previous shot and consider it to have never counted. It's a ...
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