Today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

We live in our souls with this sense of fear and under the dread of condemnation.

And simply saving us does not take that spirit out of us.

But in Christ, God has made you part of a new family.

That means you don't have to live under this cloud of condemnation,

where you expect to keep suffering for past mistakes.

Your daddy says, no. There is no condemnation for those expect to keep suffering for past mistakes. Your daddy says no. There is no

condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. The old is gone. The new has come.

Welcome back to Summit Life with pastor, author, and apologist J.D. Greer. I'm your host, Molly Vitovich.

At the center of any religion, you'll find a list of rules and expectations for its followers.

You know what I'm talking about. Do this, don't do that. And definitely don't do that. But the gospel

message found in scripture is different because

it's not about what we do. It's about accepting what's already been done for us. Today, Pastor Jady

continues our teaching series called The Whole Story, a bird's eye view of salvation from Genesis to

Revelation. If you missed any messages, catch up at J.D.greer.com.

We are looking at Moses's final sermon to the Israelites before his death, discovering how even

in the Old Testament, Moses was already pointing ahead to Jesus and the Gospel of Grace. Let's get

started. Moses was larger than life. He was not just a celebrity. He was the

deliverer. He was their national founding father. He was their lawgiver. He was revered in life and even

more so after death. So there is no doubt that Moses really shocked them, surprised them.

In Deuteronomy 1815, when he said in his final sermon to them,

the Lord's your God will raise up for you a prophet like me from among you from your brothers.

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