When we’re going through difficult times, it’s easy to feel that God is cold and distant. But that couldn’t be further from the truth. In this passage we see Jesus’ love and compassion in action, and what that means for how we relate to him.
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The Ten Commandments are probably one of the most famous parts of the Bible. But are they still relevant for us today? And what does it mean for us as Christians to obey them? In this sermon we look at how the laws were designed to give us freedom.
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Many Christians today have too low a view of who God is and what his holiness means. God is Almighty, not “all-matey”. This passage from Exodus 19 demonstrates what it means to come into God’s presence, and how much we should therefore treasure Christ.
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A popular Christian song speaks of Jesus “fighting our battles.” We’d like that to be true – but is it? In this passage, God was teaching the Israelites something important about what it means to fight for him. We need to learn the same lessons.
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In this short passage, the Israelites once again find themselves in a situation with no water – and they put God to the test. What does that mean, and what does it have to teach us? How should we relate to God in times like this?
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While the Israelites were travelling through the wilderness / desert, God miraculously provided for them. He gave them bread (“manna”) from heaven every day. What does this have to teach Christians about how God provides for us?
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There used to be an expression “These things are sent to try us”. But people rarely use it these days – it seems that people don’t think about God testing us at all. But it is clear from the Bible that God does test us. What does it mean, and what does God want from us?
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After God gave the Israelites victory over the Egyptians, they praised God with the Song of Moses. This song helps us to understand why we should praise God: we, too, can join in the song of Moses.
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“Did you hear the one about the army that didn’t fight?” It sounds like a joke, but it is actually a good description of this passage. In the first battle the Israelites faced together, God was teaching them something very important about what it meant to be the people of God. We as the church need to learn the same lessons.
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People often say that you can be a Christian without going to church. This passage helps explode that particular myth – being a Christian is not a solitary endeavour. You can no more be a Christian on your own than you can play a game of football on your own.
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