Sermons About Abandonment
The Forever Love of the Gospel
1.) God loves you and HE will never stop! 2.) God has rescued you! He will return and restore all things! 3.) Share this with others! Don't abandon the orphans!!
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The Wound of Abandonment
On the cross, Jesus suffered the wound of abandonment so that we would never have to.
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Getting Help
If God can help and is inclined to help then why don’t I let Him help? What do I really believe about God? What do I really believe about life’s challenges? Do I really want to change?
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Hope through Despair (Psalm 119:81-88)
The psalmist is going through a deep spiritual struggle. He feels abandoned by the Lord; his inner spiritual strength is gone; his previous fellowship has been taken away; the intimate delight is a distant memory. He is desperate for deliverance; he lacks a sense of God’s compassion; he feels God’s delay in judging his persecutors, until the point that he is despairing even of life. He is in a spiritual valley. “The midnight of the Psalm, and very dark and black it is†(Spurgeon). Spurgeon himself is said to have struggled at times with depression. This teaches us that even the most eminent of saints are not beyond the flaming arrows of our adversary and are not immune at times to letting their guard down and having those arrows embedded into the heart. Thankfully, for the believer, that no a single arrow of Satan, no matter how well suited and painful it may be, is ever a death blow. A believer may be weakened by Satan’s attacks but he is never defeated and cannot be ultimately. We have the divine resources of an indestructible life in Christ Jesus (Hebrews 2:16-18; 4:15-16; 7:25). (In the world you have troubles, but take courage. I have overcome the world [John 16:33]); what is the victory that overcomes the world: our faith (1 John 5:4).Hope in and faithfulness to the Word of God are anchors to the soul in spiritual struggle and persecution.
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Song of the Risen Holy One
The Psalmist is preaching the gospel to himself- recounting what it means to take refuge in the Lord, and the earthly & eternal benefits he receives. All of this is guaranteed by the resurrection of Jesus for our salvation.
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Through the Curtain - True Greatness
People pursue greatness. What is true greatness? Jesus defines it by his death. Greatness is access to the presence of God - as he turns aside wrath and is abandoned so that we can go through the curtain.
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Whom Shall We Fear?
Gazing upon God's beauty is the one thing needed to trust in him through any human nightmare.
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