Living to Please God Before Eternity Calls Your Name. Deuteronomy 10:12-15 KJV Moses stands in Deuteronomy chapter 10 talking to the people of Israel before they enter the Promised Land. He reminds them there is “NO GUESSWORK” when it comes to pleasing God.
God makes it plain.
He says:
• Fear Me
• Walk with Me
• Love Me
• Serve Me
• Obey Me
This message shows us that the fear of God is not being scared of Him — it is having reverence and respect for Him. When you truly fear God, sin stops being funny and holiness becomes important.
The world today fears:
• war
• disease
• inflation
• artificial intelligence
• economic collapse
…but most people are not fearing God.
The message also teaches us that walking with God is something we do every day, not just on Sunday morning. A Sunday-only Christian will struggle when Monday temptation comes. God wants believers to:walk lovingly , walk carefully , and walk with purpose. The book of Deuteronomy reminds us that Jesus did not die on the Cross so people could play church. He died to save souls from Hell and give eternal life. On this Pentecost weekend, we remember that God poured out the Holy Ghost in Acts chapter 2 to empower the Church to preach the Gospel and win souls before Jesus comes again.At the Crossroads of Faith and Hope – Building Lives for Eternity, this message calls sinners to repentance and challenges believers to get serious about living for God before eternity calls their name.