Deuteronomy 30: 15-20
The critical mistake is not choosing against God, but failing to choose at all.
Three Old Testament pleas to choose
1. Moses (Deuteronomy 30)
2. Joshua (Joshua 24:13-15)
3. Elijah (I Kings 18:21)
Conclusions
1. God created us with the capacity and the ability to choose.
He wants us to chose against evil and in favor of Him.
It must be painful for God to see us make wrong choices.
2. There are always consequences to our wrong choices.
Scars are healthy reminders of what we've been through and why we went through it.
3. The most important choices to make are the most obvious ones.
For Christians, the only way to make choices is to rely on the resources God has provided for you.
Three Old Testament pleas to choose
1. Moses (Deuteronomy 30)
2. Joshua (Joshua 24:13-15)
3. Elijah (I Kings 18:21)
Conclusions
1. God created us with the capacity and the ability to choose.
He wants us to chose against evil and in favor of Him.
It must be painful for God to see us make wrong choices.
2. There are always consequences to our wrong choices.
Scars are healthy reminders of what we've been through and why we went through it.
3. The most important choices to make are the most obvious ones.
For Christians, the only way to make choices is to rely on the resources God has provided for you.
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