This morning we are going to talk about obedience to God’s Word. In some ways, we think being an adult means nobody tells you what to do anymore. Then, we get job, we get a boss telling us what to do, and then we think, “I want to own my own business so I can be the boss and get to do what I want to do.”

Do you know the term G.O.A.T?

The passage we are going to look at this morning is the greatest passage of all time. We are going to see the greatest humiliation of all time, the greatest exaltation of all time, and our passage will demand the greatest response of all time, so that this morning we are going to see three sub-points;

1. The Greatest Humiliation.

What do we do with all this fighting? The assumption is we can educate people better so that we don’t get into these fights. Or maybe we just move from north central Austin out in the middle of nowhere, so we don’t have to be around those fights? How does God’s Word respond to all this fighting? This morning we will see three sub-points to help us navigate these fights;

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Summary:

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