Dr. Veronica Dyck spoke on the account of the Golden Calf in Ex 32. Despite the deep anger of Yahweh at the Israelites for so quickly seeking an object to worship when Moses stayed too long on Mt. Sinai, Moses stood as prophet and intercessor for the people, pleading for God to remember his promises to the patriarchs. The passage shows how God’s fundamental nature is to seek relationship with humankind, and that the paradigm of dialogue is at the core here, and throughout Scripture. God does not want to be left alone; God invites us to talk back! [VD]

Passage: Exodus 32:1-14; Psalm 106:1-6, 19-23; Philippians 4:1-9; Matthew 22:1-14
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Speaker: Veronica Dyck
Worship Leader: Janice Kreider
Song Leader: Michael Despotovich
Pianist: J. Evan Kreider
Usher: Peter Neudorf
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