Look and Live Numbers 21:4-9

In this sermon from Numbers 21, we see how God’s provision of the bronze serpent illustrates the seriousness of sin, as well as our helplessness and total dependence on God. Like the Israelites, we are often faithless and unthankful, twisting God’s good gifts. When adversity comes, our default is to grumble and complain. Just as the Israelites had to look at the bronze serpent to live, we must look to God’s ultimate provision for sin, putting our faith in Christ alone for salvation. From our Sunday service at Grace Bible Church of Bend.

[@susanelisd5584]

Thankyou for being faithful to the Word of God and the gospel. Very thoughtful message.

[@prathapn1122]

Praise the lord

[@johnschmidt2078]

Well done! Thank you for unpacking God's Word with clarity and passion.

[@mkl62]

I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. Today is September 14. Today is Holy Cross Day. This passage from the Book of Numbers is usually read on this day.

[@johnanjichi]

Thanks. Watching from Kenya

[@winniekwamboka6002]

Amen doc

[@matthewmorrisdon6906]

Snakes or mags snake (plural is also emphatic in Hebrew) were there already but the Lord's had protected them before.