Consequential Confrontations

Consequential Confrontations (1): God confronts Adam and Eve

In the gospel, God confronts the sinner with his sin, seeking to elicit repentance and faith, so that He might forgive and reconcile.

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Consequential Confrontations (2): Paul confronts Peter on God’s behalf

...when our sin is confronted, we should take it as from the Lord and our response should be repentance and confession.

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Consequential Confrontations (3): Nathan confronts David on God’s behalf

God’s people and God’s things are too valuable to Him to let them be abused. It is a fearful thing to abuse what God deems to be sacred. He will protect and He will judge

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Consequential Confrontations (4): Elijah confronts Ahab

We need to learn the same lessons of faithfulness in spite of outcomes, of satisfaction with God’s presence alone, and of dependence on Him for ultimate vindication.

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Consequential Confrontations (5): Moses confronts Pharaoh

Moses... was one man, among an oppressed people, asking the most powerful man in the world for freedom. But they were God’s people, and this was God’s message. And the message never changed.

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Consequential Confrontations (6): David confronts Goliath

David wasn’t into slaying giants, he was into honouring God.

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Consequential Confrontations (1): God confronts Adam and Eve

Consequential Confrontations (2): Paul confronts Peter on God’s behalf

Consequential Confrontations (3): Nathan confronts David on God’s behalf

Consequential Confrontations (4): Elijah confronts Ahab

Consequential Confrontations (5): Moses confronts Pharaoh

Consequential Confrontations (6): David confronts Goliath