IS GOD REALLY ALL-POWERFUL? (5 OF 11)
by Jim Perdue
Scripture: Psalm 29:1-11
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Title: Is God Really All-Powerful? (5 of 11)
Series: Questions for God
Author: Jim Perdue
Text: Psalm 29:1-11
- For the past several weeks, we've been in a series on Sunday mornings called Questions for God. And when we have questions for God, we need to know where to find the answers. *Do you remember back in school when you had a math textbook? They actually used books back when I was in school. And some of the answers to the math problems were in the back of the book. You didn't cheat...right?!?! But you checked your work to make sure you were on the right track!*
- Well, we find the answers to the questions we're asking right here in the Book! The answers are in the Bible. And so today, we come to Psalm 29 and ask the question, Is God Really All-Powerful? Over the next couple of Sundays, we'll be answering two very important questions. The first question is the one we'll deal with today, and next week we'll answer the question, Does God Really Love Me? READ TEXT
- *I don't believe in reincarnation. But if I did, I would live a really good life here on earth and hope that I was reincarnated as a storm chaser. Have you ever seen those guys who chase storms for a living? It's so cool! They have all of this expensive equipment in a van or truck. There's a whole group and each person has a specific job. And while everyone else is evacuating the area to run from danger, the storm chasers and headed right for the danger zone. These folks are crazy! The love a good storm. Now, to be honest, I don't know if I would be quite as crazy as some of those folks are but I will tell you one thing. When there's a good thunderstorm or even a tornado warning, I'm the guy standing on the front porch watching the show. I love a good storm!*
- Some Bible scholars believe that David had just experienced a thunderstorm and then he wrote this psalm. You see phrases like, "The God of glory thunders...the voice of the Lord flashes forth flames of fire...the Lord sits enthro ...
Series: Questions for God
Author: Jim Perdue
Text: Psalm 29:1-11
- For the past several weeks, we've been in a series on Sunday mornings called Questions for God. And when we have questions for God, we need to know where to find the answers. *Do you remember back in school when you had a math textbook? They actually used books back when I was in school. And some of the answers to the math problems were in the back of the book. You didn't cheat...right?!?! But you checked your work to make sure you were on the right track!*
- Well, we find the answers to the questions we're asking right here in the Book! The answers are in the Bible. And so today, we come to Psalm 29 and ask the question, Is God Really All-Powerful? Over the next couple of Sundays, we'll be answering two very important questions. The first question is the one we'll deal with today, and next week we'll answer the question, Does God Really Love Me? READ TEXT
- *I don't believe in reincarnation. But if I did, I would live a really good life here on earth and hope that I was reincarnated as a storm chaser. Have you ever seen those guys who chase storms for a living? It's so cool! They have all of this expensive equipment in a van or truck. There's a whole group and each person has a specific job. And while everyone else is evacuating the area to run from danger, the storm chasers and headed right for the danger zone. These folks are crazy! The love a good storm. Now, to be honest, I don't know if I would be quite as crazy as some of those folks are but I will tell you one thing. When there's a good thunderstorm or even a tornado warning, I'm the guy standing on the front porch watching the show. I love a good storm!*
- Some Bible scholars believe that David had just experienced a thunderstorm and then he wrote this psalm. You see phrases like, "The God of glory thunders...the voice of the Lord flashes forth flames of fire...the Lord sits enthro ...
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