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1. The Connection between Obedience and the Fear of the Lord 🙏

Consequences shape our lives from an early age, teaching us the importance of obedience. Whether it was getting spanked, grounded, or having privileges taken away, we learned valuable lessons about the choices we make. Obedience and the fear of the Lord are interconnected.

When we receive God’s words and treasure His commandments, we understand the fear of the Lord. Obedience leads to peace, comfort, and safety, while lacking it can bring nameless fright and horror.

2. Conditional Blessings and the Importance of Obedience 🔍

God’s love is unconditional, but some of His blessings are conditional. The Bible is filled with if/then statements that highlight this truth. For instance, IF God’s people humble themselves, pray, seek His face, and turn from wicked ways, THEN He will hear from heaven and heal their land.

Obedience plays a crucial role in experiencing the blessings of God. It involves following Jesus, immersing ourselves in the Word, praying, loving God and people, making disciples, and maintaining order in our lives.

3. Practical Applications and the Power of the Fear of the Lord 🚀

Obedience and the fear of the Lord have practical applications in our lives.

1.The fear of the Lord brings blessings such as wisdom, protection from sin, and motivation for evangelism.

2.God promises to put the fear of Him in our hearts to keep us in communion with Him and prevent us from turning away.

3.We can pray for God to teach us His ways and unite our hearts to fear His name, deepening our understanding and reverence for Him.

Reflecting on our obedience and cultivating a genuine fear of the Lord allows us to experience the power and blessings that come with it. 

Let us prioritize obedience, understanding that it leads to a deeper connection with God and His promises. May our lives be characterized by obedience and the fear of the Lord, enabling us to walk in wisdom, experience His protection, and fulfill His purpose. 

-Pastor Krissy

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