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Lance shares a biblical message from 1 Chronicles 22, focusing on King David's preparations for building a house for God, emphasizing the importance of God's eternal purpose. Lance explains that the book of Chronicles serves as a vital interpretation of biblical history, highlighting God's desire for a dwelling place among His people. He contrasts the genealogies in Chronicles with the overarching theme of God's eternal purpose, which is to create a home for Himself through His people. Lance draws parallels between the beginning and end of the Bible, illustrating how God's plan unfolds from Genesis to Revelation. He emphasizes that salvation is not the end goal but a means to fulfill God's purpose of making believers partakers of His divine nature. Ultimately, he encourages the congregation to understand their calling as part of God's eternal plan, culminating in the union of Christ and His bride, the Church, as depicted in the final chapters of Revelation.

Outline of Main Points

Introduction and historical connection of Richmond.
Reading from 1 Chronicles 22 about David's preparations for God's house.
Importance of the book of Chronicles as an interpretation of biblical history.
God's eternal purpose: creating a dwelling place for Himself.
Parallels between Genesis and Revelation regarding God's plan.
Salvation as a means to fulfill God's purpose, not the end goal.
Encouragement to understand one's calling in God's eternal plan.

God Wants A House