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What choice does the infant have in her adoption?

She’s brought into this world kicking and screaming… and totally dependent.

She has to rely on others for her sustenance, for her cleanliness, for her warmth, and for her protection.

If she is left alone for too long, she will die.

But when this sweet child is adopted, all of these things are provided for her.

She is loved and nurtured and made a part of the family.

As she grows, she will be taught what it is to be a member of that family; what duties, behaviors, and dispositions are expected of her as a part of this family—and she will be expected to adhere to them.

When she fails—and she will fail—she will be disciplined, but as a beloved child of those parents.

It will be the loving discipline of a caring mother or father that awaits her not the sentence of some cold judge.

God wants us to know that family membership has its privileges and responsibilities and this morning we will be looking at this from the vantage point of .

Our theme for today’s message is: Because we are the adopted children of God in Christ, we can confidently abide in and reflect Christ as we find rest in the face of the world.

Because we are the adopted children of God in Christ, we can confidently abide in and reflect Christ as we find rest in the face of the world.

We’re going to be looking at the problem of sin, our adoption through the appearances of the Son, and the process of our sanctification.

Again, that’s the problem of sin, our adoption through the appearances of the Son, and the process of our sanctification.

Sermon Prep & Delivery

4.23.19

The Power of Your Adoption

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What choice does the infant have in her adoption?

She’s brought into this world kicking and screaming… and totally dependent.

She has to rely on others for her sustenance, for her cleanliness, for her warmth, for her protection, etc.

If she is left alone for too long, she will die.

But when this sweet child is adopted, all these things are provided for her.

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