When you fear God, everything is put into right perspective.

Main message: Truly fearing God reorients our perspective — making God great and us small — which exposes our sin and drives us to genuine repentance and dependence on God.

Key points:

• Fear of God corrects our arrogance by confronting us with God's greatness (example: standing at the Grand Canyon).
• That fear exposes complacency in repentance (illustrated by watching The Passion of the Christ).
• Biblical reverence for God (e.g., "fear of Isaac" mentioned) highlights how our families often lack proper awe.
• Quietly sitting before Jesus reveals personal weaknesses like addiction to distraction.
• Proper fear of God leads to humility, seeing sin rightly, and desperation for God.

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