Jase Robertson

He tells all about this glorious, intimate relationship that we're participating with the Godhead, the Trinity.

And we know him.

We know this by the Spirit.

We act like Jesus.

All the things we've talked about.

And then the last verse says, so keep yourself from idols.

And what this sermon was, I listened to, went back to Jeremiah.

The sermon came from Galatians 5 where it says...

Don't be slaves.

You're free.

But, you know, in Galatians 5.19, it says the acts of sinful nature are obvious.

Well, one of those things is idolatry.

And you think, well, what is an idol?

Well, it's when you're worshiping or imaging something

as your focal point, the truth.

And if it's anything other than God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, well, that would be a false idol.

But what he did was he went back to Jeremiah 2 and 3.

That's where the sermon came from, which I wasn't as familiar with Jeremiah off the top of my head.

But when he went through it, I saw these same patterns because he starts off saying, Jeremiah the prophet saying, look,

You were God's holy people.