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Jan 10, 2023 · On Mysteries of the Messiah, host Rabbi Jason Sobel shares the significance of God's promises to the Israelites and Moses in the desert. Watch as Rabbi Jason pulls back the curtain to show the...
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Jan 3, 2019 · The truth about who we are and how we trust God surfaces in the wilderness. There, we are proved to be worse sinners than we knew ourselves to be. How does God respond then?
Jun 9, 2024 · T.D. Jakes shares a powerful sermon on TBN's Praise about overcoming temptation in your wilderness season, and how God can use difficult times to strengthen your faith! ...more.
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Christine Caine shares a message on TBN about trusting God in the wilderness seasons of life, and how keeping our eyes on Him will give us the faith to move forward into our destiny! ...more.
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- A Place of Transition
- A Place of Judgement
- A Place of Testing
- Will We Trust God?
- A Place of Blessing
The Wilderness is a place of transition. We have come from somewhere known and navigable and stability seems to be on the horizon. And in between is this unknown place. Yet through the unknown comes change. After God delivered the Israelites from the land of slavery, he led them toward the edge of the promised land. They left behind what they knew ...
The Wilderness is also a place of judgement. When the Israelites moved through the wilderness, thousands of bodies fell in the desert. While there were specific reasons for many of those losses, it was not always clear why or for what the judgement came. The plague is surely an expression of the creation corrupted by our sin. Yet it is not clear if...
The Wilderness is a place of testing too. It tests our resolve to keep pressing on; our resilience under pressure. The Israelites saw the walled cities and giant enemies and decided that God was not to be trusted. ‘Will he really get us through that?’ They grew sick of the bread God provided for them and wanted more. ‘We were better off without him...
The Wilderness tests us too. It tests whether we will trust God. God makes great promises. Jesus has promised that he gives life and life to the full. And yet the creation groans and we follow Jesus to the cross. When things are especially difficult the wilderness calls the veracity of God’s promises into question: life to the full? Really? What th...
Near the end of the wilderness experience sits a bizarre story about a foreign prophet Balaam and his ass (Numbers 22–24). An enemy hires Balaam to curse the Israelites, but Balaam has no choice but to speak only the words God gives him—just like his talking donkey. Despite their rebellion and mistrust, God blesses his people as they languish in th...
Mar 6, 2019 · When Paul says that God “richly provides us with everything to enjoy” (1 Timothy 6:17), he really means enjoy. God’s ocean of gifts is meant for swimming. But the simple pleasures of earth are never completely safe in the hands of sinners — even redeemed ones.
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Feb 17, 2023 · In his keynote message at TGCW22, John Piper describes four scenes in the wilderness of Exodus 17 that are brimming with implications for our own lives: 1. God brought his people to a waterless place in the wilderness on purpose. God commands the movement of our lives—we don’t go into the wilderness by accident. 2.
