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Who Is the Lord?


Sunday, April 17, 2010
Led by Dennis Jeffries
If someone asked you "Who is God and why should I obey Him?" what would your answer be?
  • Exodus 5:1-2  -  Pharaoh asked "Who is the Lord and why should I obey Him?"
    • *** See 1 Peter 3:15 ***
  • Job 21:7-15  -  anything they want they have so, they think, "why do I need God?"
    • *** If we keep God's commandment and statutes, what does God say He will bless us with? ***
  • Psalm 12:1-8  -  they don't think they have a Lord over them; God will cut off all those with flattering lips and prideful hearts
  • Luke 21:14-15  -  don't meditate before what you will answer, God will give you a mouth of wisdom that your adversary won't be able to resist
  • Acts 6:9-10  -  the people couldn't resist the wisdom and spirit by which Stephen spoke
  • Isaiah 54:17  -  the heritage of the Lord for those who serve God is that none shall prevail against them
  • Exodus 3:13-14  -  when they ask who God is (what is His name) say that He is called "I AM"; He always has been and always will be
  • John 8:58  -  Jesus said that before Abraham he said "I AM"
  • Revelation 1:4  -  from Him which is, was, and is to come
Prayer Requests
Penny Walters  -  sick since last Tuesday
James Julson  -  medical issues
Braker Family  -  baby to be born this week
Family whose 12 day old baby died last week
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