Sermon Notes from "Finding Joy in a Cursed World." Sermon by Jim Scott Orrick.
[The following notes were taken during the 10:45AM service this morning at Kosmosdale Baptist Church. The sermon should soon be available to hear on-line HERE.]
Psalm 90.
I. Introduction. The abundance of dystopian tales in popular stories reflect an important truth about the world.
II. God is eternal; we long for stability.
III. The aim of sin is to become like God; the result of sin is to become dust.
IV. Due to sin, people are naturally like:
A. One swept away in a flood,
B. A dream,
C. Grass.
V. God's Wrath Against Sinners
VI. What are we to do?
A. Recognize the brevity of life.
B. Look to God for mercy.
C. Seek your satisfaction in God.
D. Seek to have an impact on following generations for God.
Psalm 90.
I. Introduction. The abundance of dystopian tales in popular stories reflect an important truth about the world.
II. God is eternal; we long for stability.
III. The aim of sin is to become like God; the result of sin is to become dust.
IV. Due to sin, people are naturally like:
A. One swept away in a flood,
B. A dream,
C. Grass.
V. God's Wrath Against Sinners
VI. What are we to do?
A. Recognize the brevity of life.
B. Look to God for mercy.
C. Seek your satisfaction in God.
D. Seek to have an impact on following generations for God.
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