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The God Who Delivers

Reading for Reflection: Jeremiah 49-50, Lamentations 3, Proverbs 18:5-8Supporting Reading: 1 Samuel 17:37,

The God Who Delivers | Pastor Mike Drury | The God Who [  ]: Week 04 | February 23, 2025

This sermon was preached on 29 December 2024.

Psalm 30 is a Psalm of praise/thanksgiving by David. Isn't it interesting how David, who went through a lot in his life, still manages to give praise/thanks to God? The more challenges he faces, the more he praises and thanks God. What is the connection between problems and thanksgiving? Let us find out through this Psalm from David. Join our community: Facebook:   / uecphilippines   Facebook Group:   / unitedevangelicalchurchofthephilippines   Instagram:   / uecphilippines   Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh... Viber: https://bitly.com/UECPViberComm

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8 But Daniel resolved that he would not defile himself with the king's food, or with the wine that he drank. Therefore he asked the chief of the eunuchs to allow him not to defile himself. Resolving to stand firm will bring opposition 4 And the herald proclaimed aloud, “You are commanded, O peoples,…

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Sermon Outline I.  Real Danger (19-22) A.  The furnace B.  The victims II.  Real Deliverance (23-27) A.  The evidence of the king B.  The evidence of the counselors III. Real Deliverer (28-30) A.  The king's admission B.  The king's proclamation

For the text to this week's passage, please click Daniel 6:17-28; For more information about Maranatha, please visit www.mbccolumbus.org

Speaker: Don West | Series: No Other Name | Passage: Exodus 13:17 - 14:31

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The God Who Delivers Subtitle: Psalms Speaker: Brandon Vaughan Broadcaster: Grace Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 8/6/2024 Bible: Psalm 18:1-6 Length: 36 min.

Unless the Lord had been my help, I would not have survived.

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Do you worship God so He will make your life easy, or do you worship Him for who He is and because He has saved you? In his message today, Pastor Johnny will remind you that trials don't go away when you become a Christian. Your life may not be easy, but no matter what happens God will be with you.

Do you worship God so He will make your life easy, or do you worship Him for who He is and because He has saved you? In his message today, Pastor Johnny will remind you that trials don't go away when you become a Christian. Your life may not be easy, but no matter what happens God will be with you.

Do you have that perspective at your job or at school? Do you realize that you work for God? God is the ultimate authority. In today's message, Pastor Johnny will have you look at your job in a different light. You're not working with integrity to impress your boss. You live with integrity to honor God and God alone. 

Do you have that perspective at your job or at school? Do you realize that you work for God? God is the ultimate authority. In today's message, Pastor Johnny will have you look at your job in a different light. You're not working with integrity to impress your boss. You live with integrity to honor God and God alone. 

Do you find it difficult to live for Jesus in your workplace? Are you surrounded by non-believers? In his message today, Pastor Johnny will remind you that God has placed you there for a reason. Do you see your workplace as an opportunity for God to shine His love and truth through you? Let yourself be used by God there.

Do you find it difficult to live for Jesus in your workplace? Are you surrounded by non-believers? In his message today, Pastor Johnny will remind you that God has placed you there for a reason. Do you see your workplace as an opportunity for God to shine His love and truth through you? Let yourself be used by God there.

Stephen Watson, co-lead pastor, is speaking on Revelation 6-8. These chapters are filled with death and destruction, yet the early church found hope in them. Let's refocus our eyes on the goodness of following a God who actively brings justice into a world filled with injustice.

The one true God who parted the Red Sea for the nation of Israel is still in the business of delivering His people from their sins and situations! God is sovereign. God is powerful. God is just. How can those three attributes of God speak meaningfully into your current life and struggles? Take some time with David Carreno to look into Exodus 14 and hear the events of the parting of the Red Sea in a new way for this season of your life!

Let me ask you a question, “What is your name for God?” Hmm, you mean like a  nickname? Like big daddy in the sky? No. You may not be aware of this, but in the Old Testament, the one true name of God (sometimes pronounced Jehovah or YHWH) was too holy for people to speak out loud.  But even though they would not say the one true name of God, they did call him by other names.They usually gave God a name when they had an intense, encounter with God.  Or they would give him a name that described how He was at work in their lives.  For example, The All-Sufficient God, The God Who Heals,  and The God Who Provides were some of their favorite names for God. But certainly if you asked the first people of God, the Israelites, one of their most important names of God was Jehovah Mephalti, the Lord my Deliverer.  This was how they first experienced Him and it forever changed their lives. The God Who Delivers... that's what He thinks about slavery.

What is your name for God? A basic idea that underlies the entire Old Testament is that God can be known by His actions in the world. This thought goes all the way back to the exodus experience, when God delivered His people from slavery. During the exodus, theHebrews came into relationship with God, they knew God because He had acted in history to deliver them from slavery in Egypt. His actions revealed who He was. He is the one who delivers us from slavery. The Israelites understood that God's actions in the arena of human history were not just illustrations of God's power to a watching world, He was "making for Himself a name." He was revealing His character as the one saves, the one who delivers us. And that name held true when Jesus came; the God who delivers... 

From Sunday 22 October 2023, Pastor Jason Clark continues the sermon series "The Book of Daniel: Hope in the Midst of a Hostile World" with a message titled "The God Who Delivers and Rescues" From Daniel 6.fbcmw.org

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YHWH is a God who has authority over all kingdoms, nations, and even the laws of the universe, yet He identifies with the oppressed and the hurting. In the story of the Israelite's miraculous exit from Egypt we see these characteristics of YHWH in balance and on full display.

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The best men [such as David] are not always in a good frame; we are apt to over-grieve for what we over-loved. . . . But while we learn from his example [regarding Absalom] to watch and pray against sinful indulgence, or neglect of our children, may we not, in David, perceive a shadow of the Saviour's love, who wept over, prayed for, and even suffered death for mankind, though vile rebels and enemies? – Matthew Henry

Thanks be to God who delivers me

Joe tells his powerful story of how he was about to throw himself in front of a moving train when God interrupted the plans of the devil and Joe experienced the presence of God, the ONE who DELIVERS!  You guys are going to be so blessed by this week's  guest. I am so inspired by his life and all that he is doing for the kingdom! Joe Negrón is the Campus Director at Grow Church South and founder of My Home Project helping children and families in crisis in the country of Guatemala. Specializing throughout the years in missions and outreach, Joe uses that experience to help transform lives through the message of Jesus Christ. We had the real conversation about the root of suicide in Joe's life.  The devil has tried to kill him so many times! But there was a time where God said ENOUGH! Now Joe is in ministry and rescuing people and children from the grips of hell.  If you'd like to get in touch with Joe, feel free to message him on IG: https://www.instagram.com/joenegron/ 

When King Nebuchadnezzar builds an image for his empire to worship, Daniel's three friends are confronted with a terrible choice: do we risk our lives and remain faithful to the One True God or do we bow down to the image? Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego choose faithfulness and through their obedience God reveals that He alone is powerful to save, and still, His deliverance does not always come in the way that we might think. Daniel 3 The Defiance of the King Vv 1 Exalting the Image Exalting the Nation The Defiance of God's People The Denouncers Vv 8 Vv 15 The Answer of the Faithful Vv 16-18 The Consequence The Deliverance of the True King God's Intervention Vv 25 Isa 43:1-2 Rom 8:28 Reversals Vv 27 God is Praised Col 1:15-17 Col 1:19-20

1 Samuel 17

King David extends justice to Ish-bosheth's murderers.

King David extends justice to Ish-bosheth's murderers.

Join us for this week's PORTION episode as we unpack Exodus 1-3 and show how God consistently proves that He alone is our deliverer.

​What are you facing today, this week, or this coming year? Does it seem too much for you to handle? Are evil people backing you into a corner? Or maybe you have gotten yourself into a terrible situation? If so, know God is waiting, willing, and ready to answer your cries when you turn to Him for deliverance. - Lynette Kittle SUBSCRIBE to our sister podcasts:Your Daily Prayer: https://www.lifeaudio.com/your-daily-prayer/Your Daily Bible Verse: https://www.lifeaudio.com/your-daily-bible-verse/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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