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Introduction
Review Hallowed Be Thy Name series
YHWH Shalom: I AM Peace
YHWH Yireh: I AM Provider
YHWH Roi: I AM Your Shepherd
YHWH Rophe: I AM Your Healer
YHWH Tsuri: I AM Your...
Refuge
Strength
Shield
Rock
YHWH Shammah: I AM There
YHWH Shammah
If God is really there, how do we experience his presence day to day?
If you want to experience God’s presence day to day, you have to look for him—look for God in the ordinary, everyday places; look for God in the usual places, like church and the Bible; and look for God in the quiet places—we’re running out of quiet places in life.
Today’s message is Part 2 to that one.
Immanuel: God with us
Immanuel first appears in Isaiah 7:14.
This verse is later cited in the Gospel of Matthew 1:23, and applied to Jesus as the fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy.
Immanuel or Emmanuel?
Immanuel is the Hebrew spelling, while Emmanuel is the Greek spelling.
Subject: If God is with us, how do we experience his presence day to day?
If God is present, how can we see that he’s there?
There are seasons in which we don’t experience God’s presence, the “Dark Night of the Soul...”
Big Idea
If you want to experience God’s presence day to day, you have to be where he is.
If you want to see Immanuel: God with you, you have to place yourself where you can see him.
Talking on the phone with a kid who’s trying to show you something…
Implications
If you want to be where God is, abide in his love.
If you want to place yourself where you can see God with you, live in his love.
(John 15:9-11)
Exposition
That word “abide” means “to live” or “to dwell.”
How do we live in Jesus’s love?
By keeping his commandments (v.
10)—by doing what he says, living the way he teaches us to live.
Illustration
Am I living wth God?
Or am I living for God?
Am I bringing Jesus into my life?
Or am I bringing my life into Jesus?
What brings me the greatest joy (see John 15:11)?
The love of Christ?
Or getting a scholarship, landing a great job, helping my kids become successful?
Application: If you want to be where God is and experience his presence day to day, abide in his love.
Find your life in Christ.
(Matt 10:39)
If you want to be where God is, go where God is.
If you want to place yourself where you can see God, place yourself where God is at work.
(Matt 25:34-40)
Illustration — Story from Praying the Names of Jesus
Application — Local volunteer opportunities to serve “one of the least of these” and not only experience the presence of Immanuel, but be the presence of God to those who most need him.
Conclusion
If you want to be where God is…
Abide in his love
Go where he is
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