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Identity Theft: Evil in Our World
We are the victims of stolen identity.
We are searching for our true self.
Where will we find us?
When will we find us?
First we looked at the scripture:
Then we revealed Satan is a thief, stealing our identity.
Once he has it he wont give it back, turning us into a person we never planned to be.
He lies, coerces, deceives and blames.
But where did it begin?
Evil.
How did it get here?
Why does God allow evil to exist and must I live with it all my life?
We see it to often in our day.
ISIS taking over a city slaughtering all who live there.
Recent acts against citizens in Rwanda, a gunman set off fire alarms at a Florida high school on, luring hundreds of students out of their classrooms so he could open fire.
19-year-old Nikolas Cruz, dropped his weapon and hid among the crowd as authorities evacuated students and faculty members from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
11 days ago.
there are over 3000 abortions per day in America, and over 125 people killed by guns each day in our land of the free and home of the brave.
What have we become?
Who are we?
Why this trouble in the heart of man.
It is hard to see the bad guys through the good guys.
How can we live with Mt.
Zion and Mt.
Vesuvius at the same time?
I.
There are theories about evil:
Evil is an illusion: it has no ultimate reality
Cancer and tornadoes tell us differently
Evil is actually good
This is just shear ignorance
Evil is a natural result of human freedom and sin (most popular belief)
True much evil is caused by sin but not all evil; if it were it would be possible to establish cause and effect
establish this thought
Evil is sent by God along with the good
This is easy to say, but incomplete in its teleology:
A Fork is used to eat food.
But what is a fork?
God send the accident that killed the child, no.
Evil is God’s punishment for sin
Cannot be true on the ground many innocent people feel the effects of sin caused by a person, not just the sinner
Luke 13:
Evil is due to the incomplete nature of God
This is a dualism God doesn’t possess
God’s nature is not dual in purpose.
God is love
II.
If there is any answer to evil, it must be a concrete, specific, practical answer.
Evil enters every phase of human experience, and until there is a new heaven and a new earth, it must be contended with in this present life.
I’m sick of it.
I’m sick of its effects.
Our identity can be driven by evil.
We can surrender to it, or we can stand against it.
Family, friends, people I don’t know, circumstances beyond control such as hunger, thirst, daily struggle and pain all drive our identity according to our environment.
In Hebrew word is used that I love.
Our English translation is “subdue.”
The Hebrew word it to ____________
Kabash
Have you ever used that word?
Kabash.
Say it its fun.
Kabash.
Use it in a sentence.
Dad i’m going out with my friends.
No your not!
He put the Kabash on her!
You and I can Kabash evil.
God does Kabash evil.
We, together, the church Kabash evil!
We established evil is present, it will come to all of us.
We will face tragedy, ignorance, and darkness.
Accept evil, although not sent by God as an educative opportunity> There is much to learn: patience, sympathy, faith and trust.
Kabash it with your attitude!
Last week I stated this: God is good is the minimum theistic position you should accept.
God is more than good.
God is LOVE!
Therefore we put the kabash on evil by a life of faith.
Job was in a tough spot.
His friends tried to console him.
He couldn’t understand what he had done to God.
His faith said that God was not the cause of his sufferings!
He searched desperately for some reason for his suffering.
He never found a solution!
His triumph lay when the vision of God apeared.
The vision of God was the solution.
He had seen God and that was enough!
The brothers sold Joseph into Egypt, but God was with him!
Romans 12:1
Put the kabash on it!
I want you to hear today, and I will land this plane next week in this fashion:
There is a moral evil with in us and we must kabash our selfishness before the throne of God.
The forgiveness of God and the sanctifying power of the Holy Spirit in your life will put the kabash on any evil you think exists in your soul today.
God has a divine answer to to your agonizing sense of failure or guilt.
He will give you your identity back.
You are a compete person in Christ.
In Christ there is no condemnation.
It is well with my soul
Horatio G Spafford-family experienced great tragedy.
Yet he penned the words in the midst of horible circumstances, It is well with my soul!
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