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DeVern emphasizes the importance of discernment and the glory of the impossible in the context of faith and God's promises. He reflects on how God often works in seemingly impossible situations, urging believers to develop a deeper relationship with Him to gain true discernment. DeVern discusses the transition from Moses to Joshua, highlighting the continuity of God's work and the need for believers to actively participate in claiming God's promises. He stresses that while grace is essential, there is also a need for believers to qualify for what God has for them, which requires cooperation and participation. DeVern shares personal anecdotes to illustrate the principle of faith, emphasizing that true faith is rooted in a relationship with God. He encourages believers to expect more from God and to understand the principles behind biblical commands rather than merely following rules. Ultimately, DeVern calls for a deeper understanding of God's ways, urging believers to live in a way that reflects their unique identity in Christ and to claim the fullness of what God has promised.

Outline of Main Points

Importance of discernment in faith.
God's work in impossible situations.
Transition from Moses to Joshua and continuity of God's purpose.
Need for believers to qualify for God's promises.
Distinction between grace and active participation.
Personal anecdotes illustrating faith principles.
Encouragement to expect more from God.
Understanding principles behind biblical commands.
Call for deeper relationship with God and unique identity in Christ.

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Messages from Deuteronomy 22

Messages from Deuteronomy 22