Galatians #7 - God as Father vs. God as Master

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🗓️ 24 June 2019

⏱️ 64 minutes

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When it comes to your relationship with God, do you see Him as a master or a Father and do you see yourself as a slave or a son? How you answer this question dictates how you view your earthly relationships, especially that with your earthly father. Whether you’ve had a good or a bad early dad, God wants us to see Him as kind father who wants a relationship with his kids.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Mark Dr. School Ministries Podcast.
0:02.9	Find more Bible teaching from Pastor Mark.
0:04.9	Visit markdriscold.org.
0:06.2	Thank you for listening and being a part of Mark Dr. School Ministries.
0:09.2	And remember, it's all about Jesus.
0:12.4	All right, we're in Galatians 4.
0:14.1	If you've got a Bible, go to Galatians 4.
0:16.5	New Testament book.
0:17.9	If you brand new to the Bible, just keep going to the right.
0:20.0	Eventually, you're going to find it.
0:21.2	Galatians 4, 1 through 7.
0:23.2	And we're going to talk about the topic today of God's Father versus God
0:27.7	as Master.
0:28.7	And I was thinking about it.
0:29.7	Recently, up in the office, we had a Bible study, a staff Bible study, we're hanging out.
0:34.5	And there was one of the dads was there.
0:37.5	And he had his little boy, maybe about a year old, a little cute, adorable little guy.
0:43.7	And all the other kids went to play in the other room.
0:45.7	And this little boy, he just wanted to hang out with his dad.
0:49.2	And eventually, his sisters came and got him.
0:51.5	Said, no, no, no, come to the other room, play with us.
0:53.9	It isn't long.
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