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Remembering Who We Are

Before reminding the people of some of His expectations, God restated His unique commitment to them. The distinguishing characteristics of our lives are wrapped up in the promises of God.
Author
Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor
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Obedience

Remembering Who We Are

Before reminding the people of some of His expectations, God restated His unique commitment to them. The distinguishing characteristics of our lives are wrapped up in the promises of God.
Speaker
Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor
Scripture
Exodus 34:10-35

Observations

  • God’s unique commitment to His people should encourage unrivaled devotion to Him (34:10-14).
  • Extreme caution was needed so that God’s people didn’t drift toward ungodly practices (34:15-16).
  • God reiterated His instructions so that His people proved distinct in the world (34:17-26).
  • God’s words are etched in stone, so we can’t erase them when they seem inconvenient (34:27-28).
  • After extensive time with the LORD, Moses radiated with noticeable, glorious evidence (34:29-35).

Applications

  • God maintains the right to remain jealous when we misdirect our affections.
  • If you are a child of God, He has called you to be different than the world.
  • Beware of alliances that seem personally advantageous yet morally compromising.
  • If you aren’t flourishing in life, it’s probably because you aren’t faithful to God’s instructions.
  • Let your time with the LORD be so consistent that others can observe the change.

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