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The Journey of Rescue and Obedience 0:01 Welcome to this study in the book of Exodus. If you're joining us for the first time by way of review, we've been taking this wild, bewildering, overwhelming,0:13 supernatural, confrontive journey of God and His people in the book of Exodus. And we have witnessed0:25 plagues, and the power of God, Passover, and the kindness of God. We've seen the parted seas, and the the timely0:38 intervention of God, the supernatural, and how God's people react and respond with with celebration, but we also see right on the heels of that amazing0:49 experience and encounter with God that just because God's people were safe didn't mean that they were okay. Just because they had celebrated, this amazing victory means that they weren't immune1:02 to complaining and whining just weeks after this supernatural occurrence. And the point of this study in the book of Exodus is that when we see God on a1:13 journey with his people, we see ourselves on a journey, and and the parallels are exactly the same. God is the same yesterday, today, and1:25 forever, the scripture says. And so he's relating to us in the same ways, and we see our rescue, our spiritual rescue from a spiritual Egypt, a place where1:37 we are are controlled and oppressed by the world until, we get delivered. And God makes a way, right,1:49 for us to escape that slavery to sin and self and Satan and the pharaohs of this world. And through Jesus Christ he sends someone just like he sent Moses,2:01 but God sends Jesus Christ to the follower and believer and he rescues him. But then the same things kind of happen just because we are now in a new family and in a new2:12 spiritual place and we're gonna be with God forever. That doesn't mean that we're not going to experience pain in this life. But it does mean that there's a God who is near.2:25 Right? He's not far in pain, he's near, and we don't have to be alone in that pain. And we can actually experience the the supernatural. We can experience this the super2:36 story. We can experience this super humanity called the kingdom of God as we trust God, listen, and obey what God tells us to do.2:48 And so that's where we're gonna spend most of our time in this final session, because really this is now until we go to be with the Lord forever, and leave that that sin and3:00 weight of earth, and that battle with world and flesh and devil, we have to work out our salvation with fear and trembling here on earth.3:12 And we live 2 dimensionally. Right? Jesus, when he told us how to pray, said your kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Right? And so there's this connection3:24 that we now have to heaven where we can bring the agenda and the will of heaven into the spaces and places that that we occupy. And that's why God tells us3:36 how the rescued should live. He says, I've rescued you, from your spiritual Egypt, from your mud and mire, from your captivity, right, and your oppression. I've delivered3:48 you through blood, the substitute, right, out of Egypt, and now we need to learn how to live. So we're going to spend the balance of this session talking about4:00 why. Why we obey God's commands for us. And so if you're taking notes, let's walk through the first reason. Reason number 1 why4:11 we obey God's commandments is because of who we are. You know, in the Gospels you see Jesus preaching and, his family4:23 shows up to where he's preaching. Big crowd over here. They can't get in to see him, so they send a friend to kind of weasel his way in the crowd. And he whispers, and Jesus says, hey, your your family's here. His blood4:35 family is here, and then Jesus does something rather miraculous or actually rather stunning. Not miraculous, stunning. These words come out of his mouth. Stuns the crowd. And he says4:47 this, who are stops the stops the crowd. Who are so that his blood family can hear and these people who are following him can hear. He says, who are my brothers and4:58 sisters and mother and father? You know what he says then? He says, the 1 who does the will of God is my brother, sister, mother, and father.5:10 Right? The 1 who does the will of God. So what's Jesus saying? With his blood relatives present and with spiritual sons and daughters present, what is he saying? He says,5:22 obedience. That's the truest sign that you're in the family of God. Or put another way, obedience is thicker than blood. Boy, what a message to the family. Right?5:34 And so that's why it's important to understand why we obey God's commands because of who we are. We we're family members. In Exodus, we see this same message,5:47 being played out. In Exodus chapter 19 verses 5 and 6. It says this, now if you will carefully listen might wanna circle that. If you'll carefully listen5:59 to me and keep my covenant, you will be my own possession out of all the peoples. Although the whole earth is mine, you will be my kingdom of priests and6:11 my holy nation. These are the words you are to say to the Israelites. Okay? And essentially you have what what Jesus is saying in the New Testament6:23 reframed and said to God's people in Exodus. Right? If you listen to me and keep my covenant, you'll be my own possession. You'll stand out as6:35 being mine. Right? And that's why we we obey God's commands because who we are. If you've received Christ, the Bible says that he gives you the right to become a children of God6:47 even to those who believe in his name. You're you're in a new family. Okay? You got your blood family and then you're now a child of God and you're in God's family. Alright? And in that6:58 family, there's a way to be, there's a way to believe, and a way to behave. It kind of reminds me when I would drop off, you know, take my kids out of the house and get them all their lunches and stuff. And then they7:10 drop them off at school, and right before they they get too many steps going toward the school, I said, hey, remember, you're a luck. Luck is love God and encourage people. Have a good day. You know,7:22 I get the eye roll, and you know, but to this day, they remember that. Why? They're in my family. Right? And you know what? That's just sort of a a vignette of what god the7:34 father says to us. Who are my my mothers, my brothers, my sisters, my daughters, my fathers, my mothers? It's the ones who do the will of God. It's the ones who are a part of the family of7:45 God, who believe the things we believe and behave out of those beliefs. Why do we obey God's commands? Because of who we are. In 1 Peter two:nine it says this, But7:57 you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God's special possession that you may declare the praises of him, listen,8:09 who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light. Now there's that theme, that wonderful theme of deliverance again, except for this is a8:21 relational deliverance, into being a part of God's family, being his special possession. If you've ever watched an adoption ceremony where, a child8:32 goes from from 1 custody into the permanent custody of a family. Man, is it ever, emotional? Or maybe you have a8:44 stepdad situation and the child, officially says, I want to take your name. It's so emotional, and it's so special because what what the message8:56 is between child to parent and parent to child is that I'm yours and you're mine. Uniquely, singularly.9:08 Right? And so when it comes to obeying God's commands, right? It's all about identity, being a child of God, and energy9:20 that flows from that identity. Alright? Say this with me. When you know who you are, you know what to do. Let's say it again. When you know who you are,9:33 you know what to do. You see, my identity as a son of the king, as the beloved son of a perfect father, that's my my truest identity. And whatever your9:45 truest identity is or that you believe about yourself, your truest identity will command your best energy. Your energy will go toward things that are9:57 connected to that identity, and it will result in activity that is consistent with your identity. Right? So why do we obey God's commands? It's because of who we are. That's why Jesus10:09 in the gospels in Luke 6 46, he says, why do you call me Lord, Lord, meaning I identify with you, and don't do what I say? You see, there's a just like I was with my kids, you know, there's an10:21 expectation of, hey, you're a luck and this is how we conduct ourselves. You know, we love God and we love people. We encourage people. So I have an expectation. Jesus has the same expectations like, hey, if you believe10:30 in me, and you follow me, and you're following me to become like me, then why do you call me Lord Lord and don't do what I say? And I hope that will either be comforting or convicting for you in this moment, because10:42 that's the Holy Spirit. If you're saying to yourself, you know what? That hits, because I'm living a bit of a compartmentalized life. I do call Jesus Lord Lord, and I confess him as10:54 Lord, but in this area of my life, in this area of my life, in this area of my life, I'm doing what I want to do. Right? Now the reason we obey God's commands is because of11:06 who we are. That's reason number 1, because of who we are. The second reason we believe we obey God's commands is because of who God is in himself. Now if we go to Exodus11:18 chapter 3 verse 14, it says this, God replied to Moses, quote, I am who I am. This is what you are11:30 to say to the Israelites, I am has sent you. Now what was God saying about himself? Well the Hebrews knew that that11:41 meant that this was Yahweh. This is the King of the universe, the self existent 1 who has no beginning or no end, the Timeless 1, the creator, the covenant God11:53 of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob who is present with his people. The singular, which means no 1 like. The singular12:05 God. I remember back in college there was this song that I learned and it was called There is None Like You. And I remember singing that song over and over and over again. And what it what it drilled12:17 home was this idea of I Am. There is no 1 who compares to who God is in himself. He is12:30 infinitely separated and infinitely filled with all the qualities of who he is. There's no 1 like him. Now fast forward to the New Testament for a sec.12:41 Imagine you're a Hebrew. Right? You know the Exodus story. This story is embedded. You you have neurodensity with this story. I mean, this is from your childhood. You're hearing the story of the Exodus,12:53 and the plagues, and the power of God, and the Passover, and the kindness of God, and all your life, you're you're you're participating in Passover in this wonderful story of the deliverance of God's people and the13:04 parting of the sea and the song of the rescued and then the intervention in the wilderness and the 10 commandments and and all of it. And then this this this carpenter guy13:16 you hear about named Jesus, he comes into the picture, and he's saying stuff. Right? Imagine your Hebrew ears hear these words.13:28 Quote, John 8 54 through 58. If I glorify myself, Jesus answered, my glory is nothing. My father, about whom you say, he is our13:40 God, he is the 1 who glorifies me. You do not know Him, but I know Him. If I were to say to you, I don't know Him, I would be a liar like you.13:51 But I do know Him. And I, listen, keep His word. Your father father Abraham rejoiced to see my day.14:04 He saw it and was glad. The Jews replied, you aren't 50 years old yet and you've seen Abraham? Listen in. Jesus said to them,14:16 truly I tell you, before Abraham was, I am. So they picked up stones to throw at him. Wow.14:29 Do you get what Jesus was saying? The Jews knew Exodus 3. The Jews know what was said out of the burning bush. The Jews know what the what the14:40 expression I am is. And here is Jesus saying that Abraham and the covenant of Abraham, Abraham, the God that you14:52 believe is your father, your spiritual father, he would rejoice to see my day and be glad. And then it's like, wait. Abraham lived a15:04 long time ago, and you live now. And then, man, Jesus drops the mic. He drops the bomb, then he drops the mic. And and they realize exactly what he's saying. He says, truly, I tell you15:16 before Abraham was, I am. Okay. So in in 2 short words, and matching it with his person in his body. Right?15:30 Jesus is saying I'm Yahweh. Audacious, but true. Unbelievable, but true. God's redemptive plan was in15:42 the flesh standing in front of him. The invisible God, the I am God is now visible in the face of Jesus Christ. And so that's why we15:54 obey God's commands, not only because of who we are, his children, but because who God is in himself. We ask ourselves, well who's doing the asking? I am is doing the asking. You16:06 you see a truth to believe, a promise to claim, a command to obey in scripture. Who's doing the asking? Who wants me to believe? Who wants me to obey? Right? I am.16:18 When Jesus speaks in the Sermon on the Mount, I am. When Jesus gives commands to His disciples, I am.16:29 Throughout the New Testament in his word, I am. And so that's why we obey God's words. It's important that we that we bring it down to that. It's just because of who God is in himself.16:41 He's the King of the universe. Number 3, we obey god's commands because who of who god is to us. So, there is who we are, children of god. There's who god is16:53 in himself and then there's who god is to us personally. Right? In this family. In Exodus 20 verse 2, setting up the17:05 10 Commandments, how does God set it up? What's the context that he uses that's gonna make these commands meaningful for you and for me. He says this, Exodus 22, I17:17 am, k, keywords, the Lord your God. K. If you're taking notes circle that. I am the Lord. It's just deeply personal. And, you know,17:29 people tend to keep God at a distance, but, you know, sending of Jesus made God personal. Jesus was saying, this is how you pray to the father, our father, Abba. That was not a term that that the17:41 Hebrews of that that day would deploy in a conversation with god because god was too holy. It wasn't personal. But in Jesus coming from heaven to earth, he personalizes god. And17:53 don't you appreciate relationships that are deep and intimate. And, you know, that metaphor that Jesus always deploys to talk about that. That intimacy in that relationship18:05 is how he's the shepherd and we're the sheep. John chapter 10 verses 27 to 30, Jesus says this, my sheep hear my voice. I know them, and they follow18:17 me. I give them eternal life, and they will never perish. No 1 will snatch them out of my hand. My Father, who has given them to me, is greater than all. No 118:29 is able to snatch them out of the father's hand. I and the father are 1. And so you see this this this juxtaposition, this this relationship18:40 between Jesus being God, I and the father are 1, Right? And then this protective, personal, relationship. Right?18:52 Between the son and the father, and then the father giving the son custody as the Good Shepherd of the sheep. Right? My sheep19:04 hear my voice. I know them, and they follow me. And it's important that we see the progression. The more I hear God, right, the better I19:16 know him. That's personal. And the more I hear God, and the more I know God, the more I want to follow God. And it's important that we understand what follow me actually means. Right? And they follow19:28 me. When Jesus said follow me and someone said yes, what was someone saying yes to? Well, what they were saying yes to was being united with19:40 someone for a season of time to become like someone. So my sheep hear my voice. I know them, and they follow me. Right? They're with me19:52 to become like me. And that's important. That's who God is to us. That's how intimate. That's how close it is. So that's the third reason. Right? There's there's who20:04 we are children. There's who God is to us. Right? And then, you know, there is who God is in himself. The fourth reason why we obey is where we are.20:16 Right? Why do we obey God's commands? Well, we don't stand in a place of captivity anymore. We stand in a place of, that's right, freedom. Right? We're20:27 not in the domain of darkness. We're in a kingdom of light. So freedom in life, captivity and darkness. And we have been let out20:40 of that domain and entered this domain, and we are motivated to keep his commands. I mean, you if you study just how rescued people in general, people20:52 caught in a mountain, people, you know, who abandoned ship and are caught in a a little lifeboat for for days on the ocean, people who are stuck in, you know, a21:03 hurricane on on the roof and the helicopter comes. You study what they say. How do they react and respond once they've gotten to a place of safety? And what is their attitude toward21:15 that place of freedom and the person who helped them get free? Alright? They say the same thing. They're so relieved. They're so grateful. Right? And listen to how that place of freedom21:27 relates to how we obey. Deuteronomy 6 12 through 17 says this, be careful not to forget the Lord who brought you out of the land of Egypt. Alright? There's your21:39 deliverance. Out of the place of slavery. K? Fear the Lord your God, worship him, and take your oaths in his name. Do not follow other gods, the gods of the peoples around21:50 you. For the Lord your God, who is among you, is a jealous God. Otherwise, the Lord your God will become angry with you and obliterate you from the face of the earth. Do22:02 not test the Lord your God as you tested him at Massa. Last thought. Carefully observe the commands of the Lord your God, the22:14 decrees and statutes commanded to you. You see, just to help you think about this, if you have a car, you just don't22:26 ignore stop lights or stop signs. You're not you're not free to run them if you want to live. Right? And when you look at the 10 commandments, when you look at the great commandment22:38 of Jesus, love the Lord your God, and love your neighbor as yourself, those are simple commands, right, for a free people to stay free.22:50 Versus what? Go back to slavery. So you can give the Heisman to God's commands, if you wanna go back to that place of slavery that you were before. Right? But if you23:02 were set free and wanna stay free and not be enslaved again to the flesh, to the values of this culture, or to Satan himself, you23:14 are going to find out how God wants you to live, and you're gonna live that way. So it's that simple idea of this is where I was, enslaved. This is where I23:26 am now, which is free, and this is how a rescued person lives and continues to live free. And that's through23:37 obeying God's commands. Now, being free, set free, and staying free is a challenge. That's why Paul wrote to the Galatian believers in Galatians 523:49 1. It says this, Christ has set us free to live a free life. So take your stand. Never again let anyone put a harness24:01 of slavery upon you. Now, there's a spiritual setting free, right? Which means that that God paid the24:13 price, that that he paid the debt that you owed in Christ. He set you free. He said, okay. You're free. You're free to go. Right? But then what people can try to do is they can try to go24:25 back to what the Bible calls that harness of slavery, which is trying to earn God's acceptance and24:36 love by doing all the right things. Right? And that's a that's a challenge and a test. It's where people exchange faith in the power and the permanence of what24:48 Jesus did for them, right, through the cross for their own actions and works to try to get to God. You see, you25:00 can't have 1, you've got to have 1 or the other. Either you're trying to work your way to God by doing all the right things, or Jesus did it all. And if Jesus did it all, then your life can reflect the fact25:12 that you are grateful that he did it all, and that's why you obey his commands. So it's where we are. We're in this place of grace, and we're in this place of freedom, and we're so25:24 grateful to our savior and deliverer. Man, we want to please him. Alright? That's the fourth reason we obey god. It's just the place of freedom25:36 and the place of grace where we are. It naturally flows up out of us. Man, what can I do for you? And the fifth reason we obey God's commands is what he's done. Right? We25:48 look back and we go, wow. Wow. Look at what God did. And we see this all throughout scripture. There's a reflection on the Exodus all the time,26:00 right, as motivation for the present. Psalm 1 0 5 42 to 45 says, for he remembered his holy promise given to his servant Abraham. He brought us brought out his people26:12 with rejoicing, his chosen ones with shouts of joy. He gave them the lands of the nations, and they fell heir to what others had toiled for. Listen, that26:24 they might keep his precepts and observe his laws. So you see how rescue transforms us from the inside out, gives us new26:36 desires toward the rescuer. What's that desire? I want to please him. Is that your motivation? Or are you trying to to kind of throw out the work of what26:47 Jesus did, who he did it all for you, And are you trying to now earn your way to God? Well you will never quite get there, because you are not perfect. Right? Instead,26:59 you should believe in what Jesus did for you, that he did it all. Right? And then live a life that just says, Thank you. I want to please you. Right? In the Bible, in 127:11 John chapter 5 verses 3 and 4, it says this, Loving God means keeping his commandments, and his commandments are not burdensome. Right? If you have your Bible out, circle that, not27:23 burdensome. For every child of God defeats this evil world, and we achieve this victory through our faith. Okay. I really want you if you don't hear anything27:35 else in this session, please just listen to me right now. Salvation is not the reward of obedience.27:48 Do you hear me? Salvation is not the reward of being obedient to God's commands, but here's what it is. Salvation is the reason for28:00 obedience. You see the difference? If salvation is the reward for obedience, I'm gonna try to obey, and I'm gonna fail, and then I'm gonna feel like I can never do it, and I can't live up to my own standards, and but if28:10 salvation is the reason for my obedience, then it's relational, and it's personal. You see, I want you to see the the28:23 the the relationship between in Exodus and in our relationship with Christ, where the law and how to live came after salvation. Right? So we're saved. They28:35 get delivered from Egypt and the parted seas, and they're saved, and that's when how to live came because they could reflect on what God did, delivering them out of Egypt parting the sea. The law comes, and just out28:47 of gratitude and obedience, they can follow the law. This is how the rescued lived. Right? So that their their their salvation is not the reward of obedience. Salvation is the reason for their28:58 obedience. Okay? God didn't say listen. A lot of you need to hear this. Hey. Clean up your life and then I'll rescue you. Nope. He rescued you in the slimy pit. He rescued you in the pig29:10 slop. He took you out of the mud and mire, and he's boom. He set your feet on a rock and gave you a firm place to stand. He rescues us first.29:23 That's really important. And then after God saves us, when we're saved and free, right, now I'm gonna give you a new way to live now that you're rescued and free. And29:35 that's what we find in scripture. We're rescued and we're free, and now God's saying, here's a new way to to live. Alright? But it comes from an29:47 inner motivation, not an obligation. So here's my question to you as you're watching this. What's your motivation for obeying God's commands? Is it because of29:59 what he's done? Is it because of the place of freedom, where you are? I'm just going back through. Is it because of who God is to you? Is it because of who God is in himself? Is it because of who we30:11 are? His children. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. It's so cool to see the parallel of God's people on a journey out of Egypt, parted seas, celebrations,30:23 victory, and then this, now here's how you do life on earth. Here's how the rescued live. Right? Got the 10 commandments, relationship with God, relationships with people. Right? And then the30:34 old the old covenant is now replaced by a new and lasting new covenant with God's people, and it's it's it's offered to the whole world, not just the Hebrews. But through the Abrahamic covenant, it's30:46 offered as a blessing to all of the nations, and it's through Jesus Christ. And now that similar thing is happening. God has rescued us from the world, the flesh, and the devil out of that domain of darkness into30:58 the wonderful light. And now God's telling us, hey. Here's how you live. And Jesus, in John chapter 14 verse 21, he he goes to this place of putting31:10 commandments in their right right context when he says in John 14 21, the person who knows my commandments and keeps them, that's who loves31:22 me. And the person who loves me will be loved by my father, and I will love him and make myself plain to them. You see, loving someone is31:34 synonymous with loving who they love or what they love. You know, I just think of when my own wife's heart expands towards31:45 me is when my heart goes to who she loves. Who does she love? Well, she loves my kids and grandkids. And then when I love who she loves, her heart toward me31:57 enlarges and expands, and her love grows for me as I'm loving what she love. If you love Jesus, you love who who god, the father, loves, and when you love32:09 Jesus and what he says and seek to please Jesus, then god's heart expands for you. That's Jesus's point. A person who loves me will be loved by my father, and I will love him and make myself plain to him. That's when the32:21 relationship begins to grow exponentially. It's when the the the the follower of Jesus loves the commands of Jesus. And when a follower of Jesus loves the commands32:33 of Jesus because of what God has done for them, rescuing them from a place of slavery, right, and and doing miracles, and then listening to what he says32:45 on how to live a new life with him, man, that's it. And then it puts in us this this desire, right, to32:57 not an obligation, but a desire. Like, okay. I'm in the family now, and I have a loving father, and I wanna please him. And so I hope this journey in Exodus has really showed you33:09 that that when you are in relationship with God, there is this journey of of you here and God, and God is bringing you along, And33:20 he's he's saving, he's rescuing, he's transforming, he's with you. And this is how you live, not in the absence of the gravities of earth, or the challenges of earth,33:33 but in the midst of it. And that's truly supernatural. Until you are face to face with him. So thanks for joining us in this journey, through Exodus. If33:44 you like this this study, make sure and share it with a friend. I'm gonna close with a final blessing. Father, thank you for this journey in your word. Thank you for, being the I am Jesus.33:57 The I am of Exodus. You are the I am God. You're Yahweh, the creator of all things, the king of the universe, the creator of the person who's listening to the sound of my voice, and we're we're forever brothers.34:09 And and so, God, I just pray your blessing on my forever brothers. I pray that they would just worship you in response to rescue. I pray that they would sing songs of of the rescues wherever they34:21 are, wherever they find themselves, God, and that they would be the ones who love your commands because they love you. Not because they have to, but because their hearts are so filled with gratitude for what you have34:32 done in their lives, that they that they would follow your commands to the end until they see you face to face, and you say, well done, my good and faithful servant. I pray this blessing and the power of the Holy Spirit34:44 upon them in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. Amen. Greetings, men. Kenny Luck, founder of Everyman Ministries. You know, after 30 years of helping34:56 men in the mental health, pastoral, and coaching context, the 1 working assumption I've operated on is this. Men, they're like icebergs. You only see the tip. Under the waterline of35:08 the image that they are projecting and the lives that they are living are massive spiritual, emotional, and relational battles they recognize, but they're just not talking about. And it creates35:20 a dissonance. It creates spiritual plateaus. It creates unresolved tensions within that start to eat away at their faith, eat away at their hope. It opens them up to spiritual attack35:32 and lies to the point where so many, if they were honest, would say, I believe in God and I believe his promises are true, just not for me right now. Have you ever felt that or thought that? Well, here's the thing. So35:44 many men I counsel and coach say the same thing. I'm attending church. I'm reading my bible. I'm going to men's group. I'm praying. But I'm not sensing or experiencing God the way I see it promised in the35:56 bible. You know, that abundant life that Jesus speaks of. I'm I'm not breaking through, and I know there's more. I just don't know how to get there, and it's confusing me. It's affecting my relationships36:08 with God and other people. Now, if you've ever felt the same way, if you've ever had any of those thoughts, welcome to the club. As men, we go through different seasons of personal,36:20 professional, and, yes, spiritual life. And listen, that calls for new Christ formation, new faith steps, new discoveries, and new thinking. You36:32 see, there's no big mystery here. The big wheels of life, of relationships, Christ formation, and of fulfillment turn on the hidden axles of what the Bible calls36:43 your inner man. So when the Bible says, watch over your heart with all diligence for from it flow the springs of life. It's not calling for new outer spiritual behavior management.36:55 It's calling for a new you. You say, how do you know, Kenny? Because God called me personally into a new season of Christ formation after 25 years as37:07 a pastor and counselor. And you know what I needed? I needed a community of brave brothers, of professional men who were spirit filled, and I needed a solid process and godly coaching to walk37:19 me into a new place of strength, a place of powerful sacrifice, a place of complete tenacity in my purpose, a place of growing authentic generosity, and37:31 a place of meaningful insight into myself first and for other people. That's my promise land. What's yours? If you're like me and you want a new place of37:43 growth, if you want the dissonance to go away, if you want an inner breakthrough in Christ, if you want to discover what is it that is holding you back spiritually versus continuing to say some narrative37:55 to yourself and other people, just lean in right now. There is a next adventure in God and in life waiting for you. But the old thinking, the old victories you cling38:06 to, the old patterns of living, just the old thought processes are not going to cut it in this next adventure God has for you. The promised land that38:18 he has for you. And that's why I'm inviting you into the every man promised land living experience, where Christ formation advances in new ways, where the language of the heart is spoken,38:31 and where the enemy, he takes it on the chin and strongholds are broken. You want your next adventure in Christ to begin? Then fight the good fight like I did. Believe. God is at work. Register.38:43 Get into an every man promised land group. Our team of trained coaches are eager to meet you and to start getting you prepared for the greater works of Jesus in and38:55 through you for this next season and adventure of life.In this video 0:00 The Journey of Rescue and Obedience
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