The sermon titled "The Burden of the Lord," based on Zechariah 12:1, addresses the theological themes of God's priorities, His glory, and the significance of a mediator in worship. Preacher Jim Byrd emphasizes that the burden of the Lord is fundamentally for His people, illustrating that God's love and salvation through Jesus Christ are paramount. He argues from Scripture that God’s glory is evident in creation, divine providence, and salvation, highlighting passages such as Isaiah 42:8 regarding God's glory and Romans 11:36 about His governance over all things. The practical significance of this sermon lies in the call for believers to prioritize their worship of God and to recognize their dependence on Christ as the mediator, underscoring that true worship cannot occur without acknowledging the sacrificial blood of the Lamb. Byrd insists that understanding these priorities is vital for both individual believers and the church.
“The burden of the word of the Lord for Israel, not against Israel, but for Israel, saith the Lord.”
“There's nothing more important than worshiping God, knowing God through the Lord Jesus Christ.”
“Don't you attribute to the will of man that which is the will of God? Don't you attribute to man the work of salvation which is solely the work of God?”
“The full responsibility for the salvation of all of his people has always been upon the broad shoulders of the Son of God.”
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