If you brought your Bibles, turn to Deuteronomy Chapter 4 and Isaiah 45.

We've been in a series called My Best Friend, The Father, and two weeks ago, Pastor Robert talked about the goodness of God.

This series is focusing on the attributes of God.

And so the first message was on God's goodness.

Because God is good, we can have confidence

that he will help us, that his work toward us

is gonna be something good.

And we can know that his motive toward us has good intentions.

And then last week he talked about the omnis of God, the fact that God is all powerful, he's all present, and he's all knowing.

And because those things are true, no matter what circumstance we find herself in, we can rest

in the knowledge that God is able to confront or lead us or take care of any situation that we're in.

And today we're going to talk about God is sovereign.

The Father is sovereign. Now when we talk about God's sovereignty

it gives us peace to know that God is sovereign. It's not like there was a

council of God's in heaven and and there was a battle that took place and somehow God,

the supreme power of our God ruled and made him all powerful.

Now, when we talk about God's sovereignty, what we mean is that God has all authority and

there's no one like him. He is sovereign ruler and king of the universe. And that's my first

point. The father is sovereign king of all. What does it mean to have sovereign authority? It means that there's no power, no authority,

no government or governing body above him. Now if you're in Deuteronomy 4, look at verse 34, and just follow what this declares about

our God.

Has any God ever tried to take for himself one nation out of another nation, by testings, by miraculous signs and wonders, by war,

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