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This sermon is part of the Gospel Shaped Church Curriculum created by the Gospel Coalition.
Information about it can be found at http://gsc.thegospelcoalition.org or www.gospelshapedchurch.org
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We do not give up on the ministry of sharing the gospel with people.
NOTES: We are ministers of a new covenant.
The old covenant was established by the giving of the law on stone tablets and it condemned us for our sins and made us guilty, but was so glorious that Moses’s face shined so brightly when he came down from the mountain that the people could not bear to look directly at his face so he had to wear a veil.
And the glowing from his face was just a reflection of what Moses had seen.
And Paul tells us that the ministry we now have is the ministry of the Spirit and it is far more glorious, so much so that it makes the old ministry not look glorious at all by comparison.
And the new ministry that we are ministers of brings freedom.
lets pick up in chapter 3 verse 15
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Let’s put our suffering in perspective.
If Paul didn’t give up, we can persevere as well.
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