IN BETWEEN THE LAW AND GRACE (6)
by Jim Perdue
Scripture: Numbers 15:1-41
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Title: In Between the Law and Grace (6)
Series: Numbers-Life In Between
Author: Jim Perdue
Text: Numbers 15
We're in a sermon series on Sunday mornings studying the book of Numbers in the Old Testament. And today, we come to Numbers 15. *If you don't know where it is, you can find it on page 172 in my Bible. That means it's near the beginning. For a lot of books, page 172 might be near the end. But with the Bible, you're just getting started!*
I'm calling this series, Life in Between because God's people find themselves in a moment like all of us do from time to time. They are in between God's promise and its provision. And we saw last week how they rejected God's promise and provision.
Sometimes we find ourselves in a tough place because this world is sinful and full of trouble. Everyone experiences the challenges of this world. But other times, we find ourselves in a tough spot of our own disobedience and foolishness. Then, we have to take our punishment and learn the lessons God wants us to learn.
Today, from Numbers 15, we see where the Israelites are In Between the Law and Grace. And to be honest, when I read chapter 15, I get the sense that God is taking His people back to the beginning. None of this is new material. They have discussed this stuff before. But since their disobedience in chapters 13 and 14, God needs to remind His people of some important things. READ 1-2, (then God gives specific instructions for sacrifices), 12-13, 17-21, 40-41
*One of our favorite board games when the kids were little was the popular game called Candy Land. This was a game that the kids could understand at a pretty young age and so all of us could gather around and play and for the most part, have some fun and enjoy a good time. Now, since its invention in the late 1940's it's gone through a few revisions but here's how we played the game. Each person would get a plastic character and the kids always had to fight over which color they got. Then, you woul ...
Series: Numbers-Life In Between
Author: Jim Perdue
Text: Numbers 15
We're in a sermon series on Sunday mornings studying the book of Numbers in the Old Testament. And today, we come to Numbers 15. *If you don't know where it is, you can find it on page 172 in my Bible. That means it's near the beginning. For a lot of books, page 172 might be near the end. But with the Bible, you're just getting started!*
I'm calling this series, Life in Between because God's people find themselves in a moment like all of us do from time to time. They are in between God's promise and its provision. And we saw last week how they rejected God's promise and provision.
Sometimes we find ourselves in a tough place because this world is sinful and full of trouble. Everyone experiences the challenges of this world. But other times, we find ourselves in a tough spot of our own disobedience and foolishness. Then, we have to take our punishment and learn the lessons God wants us to learn.
Today, from Numbers 15, we see where the Israelites are In Between the Law and Grace. And to be honest, when I read chapter 15, I get the sense that God is taking His people back to the beginning. None of this is new material. They have discussed this stuff before. But since their disobedience in chapters 13 and 14, God needs to remind His people of some important things. READ 1-2, (then God gives specific instructions for sacrifices), 12-13, 17-21, 40-41
*One of our favorite board games when the kids were little was the popular game called Candy Land. This was a game that the kids could understand at a pretty young age and so all of us could gather around and play and for the most part, have some fun and enjoy a good time. Now, since its invention in the late 1940's it's gone through a few revisions but here's how we played the game. Each person would get a plastic character and the kids always had to fight over which color they got. Then, you woul ...
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