Sermon #12 — The Doctrine of God, Pt. 3 — The One Who Holds Space and Time

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Water Lily in the Dark; photo by GAC

I continue in this sermon to set out some more of the core truths about the nature and character of God.  In this sermon, we work through Isaiah 40:12-31.  We can easily take the on-going existence of the universe for granted.  Here through Isaiah, God impresses on us the truth that it is his constant and determined attention to our world and our lives that preserves and directs our existence.

The Doctrine of God, Pt. 3: The One Who Holds Space and Time

“Now, eternal and immortal life can be found nowhere except in God.  It follows, then, that the main care and concern of our life should be to seek God.  We should long for him with all the affection of our hearts, and not find rest and peace anywhere except in him alone.”  John Calvin

©2012 Gary A. Chorpenning; all rights reserved.

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I am a husband, father, and grandfather. A small, town about fifteen miles west of Pittsburgh is home currently, though several other places have served that purpose before this. I maintain a YouTube channel of Bible teaching videos and a podcast of Bible teaching audio. I like to make things in my woodshop. I like taking photographs and use a lot of them in my blog posts. I go fishing in the local streams and lakes when I can. For thirty-nine years, I served as a pastor of churches in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York.

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