Exodus 33 The Radiant Face Of Moses Nyc Church Of Christ Drawing lessons from moses' life, we explore how to progress under god's direction. the life of moses provides clear examples of how to move forward under god's guidance. on august 24, 2003, during morning worship, we focused on exodus 33:12 23. the sermon was titled "where do we go from here?". Moses on this occasion pleads with god to restore his presence to the people. very noteworthy are the steps in his entreaty. 1. he veils his request under the form of a desire to know the divine intentions (ver. 12). will god go up with them or not? god has not yet told him will he tell him now?.
Exodus 33 12 23 Archives Palisades Presbyterian Church In this sermon on exodus 33:12–17 titled “revival sermon: preparatory stages of revival,” he explains three stages of prayer. this prayer toward revival begins with a longing for separation. Set the context for exodus 33, focusing on the aftermath of the golden calf incident and god ’s decision to withhold his presence from israel. introduce the themes of god ’s presence, intercession, and the revelation of his glory. Read exodus 33:16–17 • what does moses say distinguishes god’s people from everyone else? • how does this help shape our understanding of christian identity today? reflect and respond • which of the six moments from moses’ life (hopelessness, desperation, burnout, rage, bitterness, or disappointment) do you relate to most right now?. We learn about how to relate to god in moses’ mediating work. also, moses’ work as israel’s mediator is a prophetic ministry that god intends to point us to and bridge us to the mediating work of jesus who is the greater moses.
Guided Steps Learning From Moses Sermon By Sermoncentral Exodus 33 12 Read exodus 33:16–17 • what does moses say distinguishes god’s people from everyone else? • how does this help shape our understanding of christian identity today? reflect and respond • which of the six moments from moses’ life (hopelessness, desperation, burnout, rage, bitterness, or disappointment) do you relate to most right now?. We learn about how to relate to god in moses’ mediating work. also, moses’ work as israel’s mediator is a prophetic ministry that god intends to point us to and bridge us to the mediating work of jesus who is the greater moses. When led by god, we do not see god's face, but his back. why is that? we cannot see his face, because we cannot see him coming. we see god's back, because we see where he has been, and what he has done in the past. we do not anticipate, or second guess god. Things were going well for moses as he led the people out of egypt. god called him to mount horeb to receive the ten commandments. while he was there, the people fell away from god by returning to the ways of egypt by building and worshiping a golden calf under aaron’s watch. Even though you have been stif necked, god is present in your life and in you because we have a mediator better than moses, we have the lord jesus christ who has turned aside from us the wrath of god and brought us into god’s presence for our joy and peace. Moses wanted to know god, to feel his presence, and observe his glory. why was this moses’ priority over material blessing from god for the israelite people? what does it look like in your life right now to desire god’s relationship, presence, and glory?.
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