If you have a Bible and I hope you do, the beauty of the gospel, the God has saved us.

He's freed us from the power and the penalty of sin.

He's put us in Christ who's now our life.

So we've got together to surrender our lives.

Our lives are yours and we're your servants.

It's not radical version of Christianity.

This is biblical Christianity. This is what it means to be a follower of Christ.

We don't call the shots. He calls the shots.

The Radical Together Podcast with Teaching from David Platt.

Welcome back to another episode of the Radical Together Podcast. If you want to listen to previous episodes, you can find those on iTunes

or by going online to radical.net. Now as a part of David's

emphasis on prayer these last few weeks this week's episode is actually a

sermon that David preached at the T forragi conference in April of 2014.

That sermon is entitled Relenting Wrath,

the role of desperate prayer in the mystery of divine providence.

If you have a Bible, and I hope you do, let me invite you to open with me to Exodus, chapter 32. In light of what we've already heard earlier this morning.

I'm so overwhelmed right now by this word

that I'm about to preach.

I'm overwhelmed by the realities that I'm about to address. address relenting wrathing wrath the wrath of of desperate prayer in our lives and our families in our churches, in the mystery of divine providence in the universe I am not

adequate for this task.

And I feel the need to pray from the start,

but even in that I know that I have this tendency when I'm praying in public especially at the beginning of a sermon like this just to

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