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Where do orphans come from?
Many believe orphans are rejected — a selfish, unhealthy soul setting an innocent, beloved kiddo to the curb.
But many orphans, rather than rejected, are relinquished.
(An act of love)
Ministry to those who have relinquished — love isn’t love without giving.
And therein we see the relinquishment of God… giving, as an act of love, His own Son.
Which leads us to one of the greatest challenges and blessings of adoption: RECEIVING.
Taylor — a gift to be received...
1. God Predestined us for adoption
Taylor — a gift to be received...
A source of theological debate...
If you think of Osage Hills as an orphanage this morning, God walks in and say: “I’ll take that one and that one and that one and that one...”
2. God receives us because of God’s immeasurable wealth.
The struggle to choose Taylor — we couldn’t afford it.
The magnitude of our sins make us feel like we are too much for God...
Forgiveness and grace lavished on us.
3. God brings unity to His family by uniting us all in Christ.
Part of RECEIVING involves your family being altered.
Whether a single or married, when you adopt, part of receiving means the adopted is going to effect your family.
JEWS and GENTILES
Whoever… wherever… whenever… God receives us and others and UNITES us in His family.
When will you receive the Lord and call Him your father?
He has adopted you; now you adopt Him.
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