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*What Will Stop You from Following God?*
Sunday a.m.
1~/7~/06
*Gen.
11:26-32~/ Acts 7:2~/ Heb.
11:8-10*
*I.
Names defined:*
Abram--exalted father
Abraham--father of many nations
Sarai--my lady
Sarah--Princess of many nations
Haran--Mountaineer or Sanctuary:
Haran--*as a city:* Main Road
Nahor--one who snores (named after his grandfather)
Terah--delay
*II.
Some beginning facts:*
*vs.
28* Haran dies first, possibly the 1st born
/Dies in Ur/
*vs.
29* Abram’s wife: Sarai
Nahor’s wife: Milcah
*vs.
30* Sarai was barren, unable to have children; */main point!/*
*vs.
31* All move to Haran except for Nahor
Their original destination however was Canaan! */main point!/*
They settled however for Haran
(As a main city on the main road, a trading route, and high in population.
Money, possessions and popularity are the reason they remained.
cf 12:5)
* 4 major reasons we will forsake the calling of God;*
*1.
*Money;
*2.
*Power;
*3.
*Position;
*4.
*Possessions.
*vs.
32* Terah dies in Haran
Now that the*/ “delay”/* is removed, there are no more excuses for Abram to not complete his call from God.
*B.I.
Only God knows the multitudes of Christians that have left Ur, bound for Cannan, only to get bogged down in Haran.*
\\ *Settling for Second Best, Or Doing God’s Will, MY WAY*
*The Catastrophic Consequences of Compromise*
Sunday 2~/28~/99 p.m.
*Text: Genesis 16*
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I. What Leads to Compromise? vv.1-3
*A.*
Our unwillingness to wait on God to accomplish His will.*
v.2a*
*1.*
Society of instant gratification.
*2.*
Telling God what to do, instead of relying upon God.
(God knows what to do, and when is the best time to do it)
*B.*
Out of impatience, and unbelief we take it upon ourselves to “help” God accomplish His will. *v.2b*
*C.
*We agree with the solution, knowing it is contrary to the word of God.* v.2c*
* * *1.*
Out of fear of embarrassment, we agree to an unbiblical solution.
(Ex.
Abortion, sex, peer pressure, lying, etc.)
*2.*
Out of a fear of being wrong, we sturbbonly stick to a bad decision.
*3.
*Out of a fear of change we will stubbornly hold to tradition!
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*II.
The Sickening Results of Compromise; vv.4-6*
* A.*
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