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What Good is the Past?
Lessons learned
Won’t make that mistake again
An opportunity for growth
Faithfulness of God
What God brought into our lives to teach us
What God spared us from though we deserve it
As we begin our study of the book of Deuteronomy we enter into it with a desire to learn from those who have gone before us so we can apply the wisdom they gained and avoid the mistakes that taught them.
We also begin with the joy of knowing that God is faithful to keep his promises in spite of our failures.
This is why we titled the sermon series: Deuteronomy: Changing Times and an Unchanging God
Our times change and the choices we make shift life around us but the firm foundation of God in our lives never shifts and never fails.
PRAY!
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Where were they?
Region
Across the Jordan
Route
Hagar and Ishmael
So Moses had lead the people from Egypt to Sinai, from Sinai to Kadesh-Barnea, through 40 years of desert wandering, and now he had lead them to the doorstep of the promised land.
Preparing Hearts and Minds
It is here that Moses will remind the people of God’s law and prepare them to enter the land with a renewed commitment to their covenant with God.
Second Chance
First Try
Enemies Defeated
Enemies of Israel defeated
Reminders of the past
What did the Lord our God tell us to do?
Promises to be fulfilled!
Covenant with Abraham
Covenant of Abraham extended to Isaac
Covenant of Abraham extended to Jacob
What happened between Jacob and Moses?
Famine
Slavery
Salvation
Slavery
Plagues
Flight
Disobedience
Wilderness
Sometimes the path of our lives does not seem to fit the promises but God is always faithful
Conclusion
God is faithful
God’s faithfulness to us.
We are Called to Obey
No matter what we do, no matter the obstacles we face, God is faithful.
Listen to these words from Jesus:
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