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  REJOICING IN THE LORD
  by Sam Caldwell
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Summary: This sermon emphasizes the concept of rejoicing with trembling
before God, highlighting the deep joy and reverence we should have in
His presence. The imagery of spinning in a circle before God is used to
illustrate the act of reveling in Him and loving Him from all angles.

Topics: "Rejoicing in Reverence", "Joyful Worship"
Scripture References: Psalm 2:11, Psalm 100:2, Psalm 149:3, Ecclesiastes 3:4

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This sermon emphasizes the concept of rejoicing with trembling before
God, highlighting the deep joy and reverence we should have in His
presence. The imagery of spinning in a circle before God is used to
illustrate the act of reveling in Him and loving Him from all angles.

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CONTENT
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The first one is what? Verse 11, and rejoice with trembling. Rejoice
with trembling. Literally, the word rejoice there means spin around or
go in a circle.

So I'm going to embarrass myself for you all, but this is what this
looks like, okay? Do you all act like this to God? You go, oh, yes, the
Lord. Anybody ever done that? Have you all seen the sound of music?
Isn't it in the fields where they're all just sort of dancing like that?
That's literally what the Hebrew word means. It means you spin in a
circle before God.

You're just reveling in him. You're loving him from all angles, spinning
and spinning, rejoicing before him. Isn't that beautiful?

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Video: https://sermonindex2.b-cdn.net/y3ISZwK5yL0.mp4
Source: https://sermonindex.net/speakers/sam-caldwell/rejoicing-in-the-lord/
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