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Moses
Describe wild dream and falling out of bed
If you have spent any time around church I’m sure you have heard of a guy named Moses.
Moses was THE answer to most questions in the Old Testament.
In fact, a lot of people thought he was the closest thing anyone had seen to Jesus before Jesus!
He delivered the people of God from the slavery they were under in Egypt.
He regularly placed himself between the people and God to ask for God’s grace and mercy when the people messed up.But as we have learned, no one is as perfect as they first seem.
Let’s get some back story on Moses.
Events surrounding Moses birth
Rescue from the river
Wandering in Wilderness
Call
Return to Egypt
Leading into wilderness
7. Golden calf incident
As you can see, Moses and God and God’s people Israel have gone around and around and around for a while.
This finally culminates in a story we will look at tonight that really shows the tension on loving and leading people with God.
Nothing super crazy about that right?
A fire comes into the camp, people are dying, call out to God to stop it.
Seems like a natural response right?
But then they do what all of us have done so many times....
Moses felt what we as Christians often refer to as a “burden.”
He was so close with God that he felt God’s heart.
Moses heart was breaking for the people at a level that he could barely physically handle.
He asked God to kill him if this was going to be the rest of his life.
He couldn’t keep going on loving and serving and pouring out to a people that kept complaining.
Moses would have rather died than disappoint these people.
So he went to God and asked God to kill him!
Have you ever been there?
Have you ever been to the point where you care about a person, or a group of people, so much that you can barely handle the weight of the emotions?
They are running from you, from God, but your heart still breaks for them?
If you haven’t, ask God for His heart.
Tell God that you want your heart to break for the same thing His heart breaks for.
We have to get beyond how people treat us and realize we are all made in the image of God.
Beautiful and broken.
Next week is SYATP.
Ask God to break your heart for your school.
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