Understanding eternity and preparation on earth

Revelation 21:3 and the concept of God's home

Distinction between Old Testament and New Testament temples

Examples of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus

Call to repentance and embracing God's love

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Dana expresses gratitude for the opportunity to gather in a new place for worship, acknowledging God's work in transforming a house into a space for fellowship. He shares testimonies of lives changed through their annual conference, including a teenage girl whose faith led her family to Christ and a group of brothers in Long Island who felt compelled to deepen their spiritual commitment. Dana emphasizes the importance of asking the question, "Where is the Lord?" as a means to maintain spiritual vitality and avoid complacency. He references Jeremiah 2, highlighting how Israel's leaders failed to seek God, leading to their downfall. Dana warns against becoming too focused on rituals and doctrines, which can obscure God's presence. He stresses the need for personal and corporate reflection on God's timing and presence, urging believers to seek a deeper relationship with Him. He concludes with a call for repentance and a spirit of humility, encouraging the congregation to remain vigilant in their faith and to continually seek God's guidance in their lives.

Outline of Main Points

Introduction to the new worship space and gratitude to God.
Testimonies of lives transformed through the conference.
The importance of asking, "Where is the Lord?"
Reference to Jeremiah 2 and the failure of Israel's leaders.
Warning against ritualism and doctrinal complacency.
Encouragement to seek God's timing and presence.
Call for personal and corporate repentance and humility.
Conclusion emphasizing the need for vigilanc

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