CFC Daily Devotions - Zac Poonen
Excerpt from the message: Moses: The Man Who Knew God Face to Face - Zac Poonen
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Summary
The message emphasizes the profound privilege of speaking to God face-to-face, contrasting it with merely receiving visions or dreams. Drawing from Moses' life, the speaker highlights that true faithfulness requires rejecting the world's allurements: the honor, the pleasures, and the wealth of Egypt. Instead, believers should choose to bear the reproach of Christ and suffer with God's people, looking forward to the ultimate reward.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Moses spoke with God mouth to mouthGod describes Moses as completely different from other prophets because He spoke with him openly and face to face.Numbers 12:7
Free access into God's presenceIn Zechariah, the Lord promises Joshua free access and the ability to walk in and out of His presence like angels if he walks faithfully.Zechariah 3:7
A New Covenant challengeDeuteronomy confirms no other prophet knew God face to face like Moses, challenging believers today not to fall short of this deep communion.Deuteronomy 34:10
Rejecting the world's honorLiving by faith, Moses turned down the immense honor of being in line for the throne of Egypt.
Rejecting the pleasures of sinHe refused the abundant opportunities for moral indulgence and sin available inside Pharaoh's palace.
Rejecting the treasures of EgyptHe walked away from the vast wealth and riches that were placed directly at his feet from birth.
Choosing suffering with God's peopleMoses chose to suffer ill treatment alongside the Israelite slaves and aligned himself with the future coming of the Messiah.
Bearing the reproach of ChristBelievers are called to go outside the camp to bear Christ's reproach, looking forward to a future reward rather than seeking worldly fame.Hebrews 13:13
CFC Daily Devotions - Zac Poonen
Excerpt from the message: Moses: The Man Who Knew God Face to Face - Zac Poonen
To listen to the complete message click here : https://cfcindia.com/sermon/3-moses-the-man-who-knew-god-face-to-face
Visit our website for more information: https://www.cfcindia.com
Summary
The message emphasizes the profound privilege of speaking to God face-to-face, contrasting it with merely receiving visions or dreams. Drawing from Moses' life, the speaker highlights that true faithfulness requires rejecting the world's allurements: the honor, the pleasures, and the wealth of Egypt. Instead, believers should choose to bear the reproach of Christ and suffer with God's people, looking forward to the ultimate reward.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Moses spoke with God mouth to mouthGod describes Moses as completely different from other prophets because He spoke with him openly and face to face.Numbers 12:7
Free access into God's presenceIn Zechariah, the Lord promises Joshua free access and the ability to walk in and out of His presence like angels if he walks faithfully.Zechariah 3:7
A New Covenant challengeDeuteronomy confirms no other prophet knew God face to face like Moses, challenging believers today not to fall short of this deep communion.Deuteronomy 34:10
Rejecting the world's honorLiving by faith, Moses turned down the immense honor of being in line for the throne of Egypt.
Rejecting the pleasures of sinHe refused the abundant opportunities for moral indulgence and sin available inside Pharaoh's palace.
Rejecting the treasures of EgyptHe walked away from the vast wealth and riches that were placed directly at his feet from birth.
Choosing suffering with God's peopleMoses chose to suffer ill treatment alongside the Israelite slaves and aligned himself with the future coming of the Messiah.
Bearing the reproach of ChristBelievers are called to go outside the camp to bear Christ's reproach, looking forward to a future reward rather than seeking worldly fame.Hebrews 13:13
