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August 12, 2007
Opening Text: I Peter 1:13-21
Title: Where did you get that?
(10 Commandments Series)
Text: Exodus 20:15
Proposition: God’s desire is for us to be satisfied in what He gives.
Opening illustration: Gum, four
I.
Rejects who God is
a. Gives the right to possess
i.
Psalm 115:16, Matthew 5:5
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But the limit is to hold onto your possession and do not take from others
1. Proverbs 30:7-9
II.
Follow the pattern of the enemy
a. John 10:10
b.
I Corinthians 6:10
c. Revelation 9:21
III.
So What?
a. What is theft?
i.
Possession of that which does not belong to you
1. Theft vs. armed robbery
a.
In a digital age this has increased and become quite frequent – Music, Movies, Sermons
b. Overcharging, underpaying others
i.
Luke 16:1-13
c. Anything that violates this concept of how we are to live
i.
Ephesians 4:28
b. Need to be forgiven
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Repentance to others – Not just stop stealing, but live in a way that gives back to those who are in need
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God is in the business of forgiving (I Corinthians 6:11)
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