All For His GlorySýnishorn
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Today we revisit the story of Moses and the Israelites. The glory of God was so great after Moses had met with the Lord that Moses needed to put a veil over his face. Paul picks up on this theme in his second letter to the church in Corinth. He highlights how much greater the glory is that we are now able to receive through the Spirit than the glory that Moses and the Israelites experienced previously.
Paul celebrates how we can now approach God with ‘unveiled faces’ because of what Jesus has done in his death and resurrection.
As we approach the Lord today, through the power of the Spirit, let’s thank him for how we are being changed and transformed more and more into people that reflect his glory to those around us.
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About this Plan
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What does it mean to live 'All For His Glory'? This plan looks at how God's glory is revealed in the Bible and how people responded to it. The first week focuses on defining God's glory, the second week on what it means to be a carrier of God's glory through the Holy Spirit, and the third week looks at what it means to live a life of worship.
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