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*Thesis: *To note how wonderful it is to have God as our Heavenly Father and to learn lessons
from His perfect model of parenting.
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*Introduction*:
(1) Father’s Day – Greatest Father = God
(2) Let us note 3 lessons that we may learn from Him:
*Discussion*:
I.
God Provides for us:
A.
He knows us intimately (cf.
Matt.
10.30 – even the # of hairs on our head).
B. He is able to distinguish between our needs and our wants (cf.
Matt.
6.25-34; Also, God answers prayers according to His will – 1 John 5.14).
C.
He sacrifices for our needs (cf.
John 3.16).
II.
God Disciplines us:
A.
Read Hebrews 12.6-11
B. Remember Solomon’s advice – Prov.
22.6 – Train up a child in the way he should go; this sometimes involves punishment –
/He who spares his rod hates his son,/
/But he who loves him disciplines him diligently/.
- Prov 13:24
III.
God Forgives us:
A. 2 Pet.
3.9 – longsuffering, now willing that any should perish, but all come to repentance
B. He will remember our sins no more (Heb.
10.17) – forgiven and removed as far as the east is from the west (Ps.
103.12)
*Conclusion*:
(1) What a blessing to have God as our Heavenly Father
(2) Will you be His child?
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