This sermon wrestles with a hard teaching of Jesus as the living bread: sent by God from heaven and providing eternal life by offering up his own flesh and blood.

The final attribute in the series points to God’s justice. If He didn’t judge rightly, all of His other attributes would be undermined.

Before we can know the great attribute of Gods forgiveness. We must understand what we are seeking to be forgiven for.

This sermon covers the fifth attribute of God found in Exodus 34:6-7: faithfulness. In Hebrew, emet means truth, trustworthy and faithful. God is faithful even when we are not! We should always respond by trusting Him and His word.

Nothing will ever separate us from the Love of God.

Romans 8:38-39

In this next teaching on the attributes of God from Exodus 34:6-7, we discuss some aspects on how God experiences and expresses anger.

God gives us favor and grace before we even realize how much we need it. Not because we deserve it, but because He desires the best for us.

From Exodus 34:6-7, we look at the first of 7 attributes of God, compassion. God shows compassion as sees us, hears us, and acts on our behalf. In response, we should be transformed into people who do the same for others.