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Beginning with the End in Mind
Our we ready for Advent —> Did you have a plan and did you follow it to keep Jesus in the center of the season?
Zechariah —> John the Baptist —> Not our Birthday
The story from front to back —>
Today we begin with the end in mind...
This is a direct quote from
—> David and Christ say the same thing
—> David and Christ say the same thing
—> God desires faithful hearts and lives more than rituals
—> this isn’t a new concept it is seen throughout the Old Testament
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—> God desires faithful hearts and lives more than rituals
Micah
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Zechariah —> John the Baptist —> Not our Birthday
The story from front to back —>
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Today we begin with the end in mind...
The 2nd Covenant does away with the first
—> God needed His people free of the ritualistic nature of sacrifice and ready to live for Him and to live with Him.
—> Where has your life become too mechanical in your relationship with God.
why is he saying this?
Look up at 1-4 —>
Pale shadow —> skia —> pale, nebulous reflection, a mere outline or silhouette, a form without reality and without substance
real image —> eikone —> complete representation or a detailed reproduction, a protrait.
—> David and Christ say the same thing
—> God desires faithful hearts and lives more than rituals
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—> God’s will, God’s plan brings Jesus to earth to save and sanctify us through Jesus’ death on the cross.
—> A sacrifice to started with a request to a teenage girl, to sacrifice her life to ridicule, judgement, and shame.
—> A sacrifice that took the King of King and Lord of Lords from His throne in Heaven to a feeding trough in a barn.
—> A sacrifice that took that baby from the manger to the cross, to die a death he didn’t deserve, to save a people he was born die for.
—> That was God’s plan from the beginning for His son.
—> What is His plan for you?
—> Not 30 years from now but today?
—> Don’t tell me, or yourself, or God, “Well God hasn’t revealed it to me yet.”
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—> We have a rather larger, chosen family in OK.
This year we drew names for Christmas on Dec. 29th.
We got our names over a text from our “name giver.”
I drew someone I’ve known for 4 or 5 years now no big deal.
Beth drew someone she has had little to no interaction with.
Its a boyfriend of a “sister”.
So to help us give a good gift the “name giver” told us to list a few things we wanted to help the process.
By comparison, I didn’t ask Beth for a list of Christmas presents she wanted this year.
I live with her and I listened and payed attention to what she said and what she does.
Are you in that kind of a relationship with God?
Do you know what He wants for Christmas from you?
What gift of obedience is God waiting for?
—> Is he waiting for you to have a conversation with someone close to you?
—> Is he waiting on you to finally give that secret or not so secret sin over to him?
—> Is He longing to hear from you more than an hour one day a week?
—> What is God hoping to get from you this Christmas?
—> And will you be faithful enough to give it?
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