The Expedience of Obedience
Acts 5:27-Acts 6:1
(Program 2277, Airing on 1.4.09 & 1.11.09)
- THE REASONS FOR OBEDIENCE
- Obedience is a duty to be performed. (Acts 5:2
- 1 Samuel 15:22-23
- Disobedience is like witchcraft.
- Disobedience is iniquity.
- Disobedience is idolatry.
- 1 Samuel 15:22-23
- Obedience is a debt to be paid. (Acts 5:29-31)
- Obedience is a delight to be preferred. (Acts 5:41)
- Obedience is a decision to be practiced.
- God will allow us to disobey.
- God has given man the power to choose.
- There are certain things, that by His very nature, God cannot do.
- God cannot fail. (Ephesians 1:11)
- God cannot do evil. (Titus 1:2)
- God cannot be tempted. (James 1:13-14)
- When Jesus was tempted of Satan in the wilderness, He was tempted in His humanity. (Luke 4:1-13)
- God cannot be unjust. (Romans 3:26)
- It is impossible for God to forgive sin without a sacrifice.
- God cannot overlook or bypass sin.
- God cannot force loving obedience.
- Obedience is a duty to be performed. (Acts 5:2
- THE REQUIREMENTS FOR OBEDIENCE
- Obedience must be informed. (Acts 5:17-20)
- Obedience must be intentional. (Proverbs 8:32-34)
- Obedience must be immediate. (Acts 5:28-31)
- Psalm 119:60
- Procrastination is a form of disobedience.
- Obedience must be inflexible. (Acts 5:33)
- Selective obedience is not obedience at all.
- Obedience must be impassioned. (Romans 6:17)
- THE REWARDS FOR OBEDIENCE
- The spirit will be received. (Acts 5:32)
- Joy is achieved. (Acts 5:41)
- The gospel is believed. (Acts 5:42, 6:1)
